Behavioral assessment of child-directed canine aggression
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Abstract
To characterize behavioral circumstances of bites to children by dogs presented to a veterinary behavior clinic. Retrospective case series examining medical records of dogs presenting by referral to a university veterinary hospital for aggression and which had bitten a child
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| Authors | Ilana R Reisner,Frances S Shofer,Michael L Nance;Ilana R Reisner;Frances S Shofer;Michael L Nance; |
| Journal | injury prevention |
| Year | 2007 |
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10.1136/ip.2007.015396
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