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1. The Pet Attitude Scale

   Contributor(s):: D.I. Templer, H. Arikawa

2. Exploring the Role of Playfulness with Canine Companions in Coping with Stress: How Men Are Impacted by Human–Animal Interaction Through Calling on a Memory of Play

   Contributor(s):: Mary Harlinger, Chris Blazina

3. Pets and the development of positive attitudes to animals

   Contributor(s):: James Serpell, Elizabeth Paul

4. Bonding between pet and pet owner. Animal health: a breakpoint in economic development?

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   Contributor(s):: HJ Teoh, SK Cheong, PC Suttiwan, V Borvonsin

    The interactions between 200 pet owners and their pets were observed in this study. In general, the study also found that the more social support the pet provided for their owner, the stronger the emotional bond between pet and owner. Pet owners were also asked to say how...

5. Using Interactions Between Children and Companion Animals to Build Skills in Self-Regulation and Emotion Regulation

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   Contributor(s):: Wanda Boyer

6. The veterinarian's role in pet loss: grief education, support, and facilitation

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   Contributor(s):: L.S. Lagoni, S. Hetts, S.J. Withrow

7. Human-cat interactions: relationships with, and breed differences between, non-pedigree, Persian and Siamese cats [Pets, families and interactions]

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   Contributor(s):: Dennis C. Turner

8. The cat people revisited

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   Contributor(s):: V. D. Volkan

9. End of Life Considerations

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   Contributor(s):: K Dobbs, V Adams

10. "Genetics and the Social Behavior of the Dog" Revisited: Searching for Genes Relating to Personality in Dogs.

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    Contributor(s):: Enikõ Kubinyi, Mária Sasvári-Székely, Adám Miklósi

11. Canine development and socialization

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12. The Wolf and the Animal Lover

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    Contributor(s):: Martin Drenthen

    For Aristotle a true friendship can only exist between free human beings, because true friendship is based on a shared understanding of the good. Yet today, some animal philosophers argue that friendships can exist between humans and animals, maybe not in Aristotle’s sense of the word but...

13. Les interactions entre l'homme et les animaux familiers : quelques champs d'investigation et réflexions méthodologiques

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    Contributor(s):: Véronique Servais

    L'article synthétise les principales études dans le domaine des interactions homme-animal. Il souligne les difficultés méthodologiques liées à la démonstration rigoureuse des effets thérapeutiques des animaux.

14. The Ethics of Animal Training

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    Contributor(s):: Anthony Milligan

    Animal training sits toward the uncomfortably overt end of human dominance. It can involve familiar kinds of harms, but, as commentators such as Vicki Hearne and Donna Haraway have pointed out, it can also enhance animal contentment, capabilities and autonomy. However, unlike socialization, it is...

15. Colonial Animality: Canadian Colonialism and the Human-Animal Relationship

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    Contributor(s):: Azeezah Kanji

    Located at the juncture of critical animal studies and decolonial theory, this analysis contemplates the connections and entanglements between settler colonialism and animality in Canadian constitutional discourse. How are coloniality and anthropocentricism — and the borders they draw...

16. The human-animal interaction

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    Contributor(s):: Swan, P., Bailey, D.

    Human-animal relationships are far from fading in importance or reducing in number, despite progressive urbanization and industrialization. With increasing protection for animals being sought by legislation around the world and the recognition of important connections in our interactions with...

17. Introduction

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    Contributor(s):: Hall, S., Dolling, L., Bristow, K., Fuller, T., Mills, D.

    This chapter introduces the report, which describes the animal and human health costs and benefits impact of pets in the UK.

18. Human-animal interaction and the development of executive functions

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    Contributor(s):: Ling, Daphne S., Kelly, Melissa, Diamond, Adele, Freund, Lisa S., McCune, Sandra, Esposito, Layla, Gee, Nancy R., McCardle, Peggy

19. Genetic components of companion animal behavior

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    Contributor(s):: Jones, Paul, McCune, Sandra, Freund, Lisa S., Esposito, Layla, Gee, Nancy R., McCardle, Peggy

20. Introduction

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    Contributor(s):: Gee, Nancy R., Esposito, Layla, McCune, Sandra, Freund, Lisa S., McCardle, Peggy