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- Alan Beck and Aaron Katcher. Between Pets and People — The Importance of Animal Companionship (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University Press, 1996), 94.
- Ibid., 7.
- Ibid., 14.
- Ibid., 3–5.
- Gregory L. R. Jennings, Christopher M. Reid, Irene Christy, et al, “Animals and Cardiovascular Health,” in Cindy C. Wilson and Dennis C. Turner, eds, Companion Animals in Human Health (Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 1998), 161.
- Ibid., 169.
- Beck and Katcher, Between Pets and People, 29.
Additional Bibliography
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- Mary Ellen Ashcroft, Dogspell — A Dogmatic Theology on the Abounding Love of God, (Leavenworth, KS: Forest of Peace Publishing, Inc., 2000).
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- Jeffrey M. Masson, Dogs Never Lie about Love, (New York: Three Rivers Press, 1977).
- Colleen Needles and Kit Carlson, Working Dogs — Tales from Animal Planet's K-9 to 5 World (New York: Discovery Books, 2000), 74–77.
- Liz Palika, Love on a Leash — Giving foy to Others through Pet Therapy, (Loveland, CO, Alpine, 1996).