Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Aggressive violence-an increasing problem,1977,58,5,461-464,Campbell
Stray animals: their impact on a community,1975,56,4,255-256,Griffiths
Why do dogs bite?,1974,55,2,97-103,Campbell
Hazardous duty?,1977,58,1,19-24,
Snake sense,1973,54,11,47-50,Wadsworth
Biting dogs,1974,55,11,910,
Western states trail ride-DVMs in action,1974,55,11,855-860,
Poisons: could what you don't know kill your patients?,1974,55,12,941-944,Harris
Problem behavior in dogs. Self-mutilation,1976,57,2,127-128,Campbell
Mycotoxins and mycotoxicoses. Part 3: Diagnosing cases of poisoning identifying the causative agent and establishing effective control,1976,57,7,529-532,Christensen
A biting case & fence jumping,1976,57,10,854-858,Campbell
Multiple dog aggression--the classic bitch case,1977,58,4,369-373,Campbell
Guard dog vs. family dog,1977,58,7,626 628,Campbell
Environmental stress in depression,1977,58,9,788-790,Campbell
Restraint of aggressive dogs,1978,59,4,311-312,
Which dog breeds develop what behavior problems?,1974,55,3,229-232,Campbell
Intermale aggression in dogs,1980,61,3,256-258,Voith
Esophageal obstruction by a wood bolus,1981,62,4,302-304,Harris
Profile of 100 animal behavior cases,1981,62,6,483-484,Voith
Play: a form of hyperactivity and aggression,1980,61,7,631-632,Voith
Treatment of fear-induced aggression in a horse,1979,60,10,835-837,Voith
Treatment of fear reactions: canine aggression,1979,60,11,903-905,Voith
Play behavior interpreted as aggression or hyperactivity: case histories,1980,61,8,707-709,Voith
Aggressive violence an increasing problem,1977,58,5,461 463-464,Campbell
Diagnosing dominance aggression,1981,62,9,717-718,Voith