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The study of stress in human medicine and psychology has taught us that stress can lead to the development of health problems, affect our relationships with others, and can make us unhappy, irritable, and even aggressive. Dogs are no different. Written for both the canine professional as well as concerned dog owners, the information in Stress in Dogs can improve the lives of dogs as well as humans with a sound approach to resolving stress-related problems.

Foreword and Publisher's Note	p. 4
Introduction	p. 6
Definition of the term stress	p. 8
The physiology of stress	p. 12
Stress symptoms	p. 26
Stress releasing factors	p. 42
Survey on the living conditions of dogs and on stress symptoms	p. 60
The Anti-Stress Program	p. 84
Acknowledgments	p. 132
Recommended reading / sources	p. 133
Index	p. 134
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Stress in Dogs

Stress in Dogs

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