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  1. Knowledge and perceptions of dog-associated zoonoses: Brazos County, Texas, USA

    Contributor(s):: Bingham, G. M., Budke, C. M., Slater, M. R.

  2. Rabies-vaccination coverage and profiles of the owned-dog population in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia

    Contributor(s):: Suzuki, K., Pereira, J. A., Frias, L. A., Lopez, R., Mutinelli, L. E., Pons, E. R.

  3. Study of the dog population and the rabies control activities in the Mirigama area of Sri Lanka

    Contributor(s):: Matter, H. C., Wandeler, A. I., Neuenschwander, B. E., Harischandra, L. P., Meslin, F. X.

  4. Vaccination coverage and epidemiological parameters of the owned-dog population in Thungsong District, Thailand

    Contributor(s):: Kongkaew, W., Coleman, P., Pfeiffer, D. U., Antarasena, C., Thiptara, A.

  5. Zoonotic diseases of cats

    Contributor(s):: August, J. R., Loar, A. S.

  6. Biting dogs in Rome (Italy)

    Contributor(s):: Maragliano, L., Ciccone, G., Fantini, C., Petrangeli, C., Saporito, G., Traglia, M. di, Natoli, E.

    We present data on dog biting events which occurred in Rome and were recorded by the Public Dog Shelter and Veterinary Hospital of Rome. In Italy the control of rabies is regulated by Presidential Decree. Recently, the endorsement of a National Law, aimed at the prevention of dog and cat...

  7. Ethiopian village dogs: behavioural responses to a stranger's approach

    Contributor(s):: Ortolani, A., Vernooij, H., Coppinger, R.

    We studied the behavioural ecological characteristics of free-roaming dogs (Canis familiaris) in four Ethiopian villages via observational surveys. The Ethiopian village dogs surveyed in this study have similar characteristics to other free-roaming dog populations in the world: (1) they are...

  8. The influence of pack social structure on oral rabies vaccination coverage in captive African wild dogs ( Lycaon pictus )

    Contributor(s):: Knobel, D. L., Toit, J. T. du

    This paper examines the application of oral immunisation against rabies in African wild dog (Lycaon pictus), a highly social species that is currently endangered. The influence of pack social structure on consumption of baits was studied in an artificially created captive pack of seven adult wild...

  9. Zoonotic disease concerns in animal-assisted therapy and animal visitation programs

    Contributor(s):: David Waltner-Toews

    A survey was done of 150 systematically selected United States animal care agencies and 74 Canadian humane societies to determine the prevalence of animal assisted therapy (AAT) programs; concerns about, and experience with, zoonotic diseases; and precautions taken to prevent zoonotic disease...

  10. An ethicist's commentary on rabies vaccinations of raccoons

    Contributor(s):: Rollin, B. E.

  11. An ethicist's commentary on whether rabies vaccine for livestock should be sold over the counter

    Contributor(s):: Rollin, B. E.

  12. An ethicists commentary on annual rabies vaccination

    Contributor(s):: Rollin, B. E.

  13. An epizootic of rabies in Maryland, 1982-84

    Contributor(s):: Beck, A. M., Felser, S. R., Glickman, L. T.

    Racoon rabies was first recorded in peninsular Florida in 1947 (McLean, Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1971, 123, 680-81). Other states of the USA reported only sporadic cases until the 1960s when the incidence increased and it spread into mainland Florida and Georgia. Spread progressed...

  14. An epizootic of rabies: raccoon rabies has surged into the mid-Atlantic region, spilling over into the dog and cat population

    Contributor(s):: Beck, Alan M.

  15. Estimating the number of free roaming dogs

    Contributor(s):: Beck, A. M.

  16. Rabies - 100% Killer

    Contributor(s):: Beck, A. M.

  17. Raccoon rabies in the mid-Atlantic (epidemic) and southeastern states (endemic), 1970-1986: an evaluation of reporting methods

    Contributor(s):: Torrence, M. E., Beck, A. M., Glickman, L. T., Perez, C. M., Samuels, M. L.

  18. The epidemiology and prevention of animal bites

    Contributor(s):: Beck, A. M.

  19. Unreported dog bites in children

    Contributor(s):: Beck, A. M., Jones, B. A.

    In 1981, more than 3,200 Pennsylvania children, ages 4 to 18 years, were surveyed about their dog bite histories and attitudes toward animals. Dog bites were much more common than previously reported: 45 percent of children had been bitten during their lifetimes, and 15.5 percent had been bitten...

  20. Human Rabies

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    In this century, the number of human deaths in the United States attributed to rabies has declined from 100 or more each year to an average of 2 or 3 each year. Two programs have been responsible for this decline. First, animal control and vaccination programs begun in the 1940's and oral rabies...