Laws, policies, attitudes, and processes that shape the lives of puppies in America : assessing society's needs, desires, values, and morals / Carmen M. Cusack
Front Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; List of Illustrations; Acknowledgments; Chapter One: Art; Music; Film; Mythology; Puppy-shaped Art; Literature; Chapter Two: Transportation; Automobiles; Airplanes; Trains; Bicycles; Space Race; Watercrafts and Ports; Chapter Three: Wild and Exotic Animals; Predation and Territory; Pups; Symbiosis; Chapter Four: Killing; Breach of Community Trust; Neighbors; Child Callousness; Self-Defense; Crush Pornography; Chapter Five: Puppy Fur; U.S. Laws; Dog Fur in Asia and Europe; Animal Fur and Hair Fibers; Chapter Six: Property; Income; Theft; Family Law
PersonhoodSmuggling; Euthanasia; Estate and Trust; Puppy Mills; Corporations; Breeding; Torts; Chapter Seven: Fear and Neurosis; Puppy Training; Phobias of Puppies; Neurotic Puppies; Chapter Eight: Drugs; Intoxication; Smuggling Drugs; Animal Testing; Drug Dealing; Chapter Nine: Babies and Puppies; Development; Estrus; Puppies Not Babies; Puppy Pregnancy; Parental Instincts; Chapter Ten: Food; Chocolate; Breastfeeding; Peanuts; Chapter Eleven: Technology; Tools and Entertainment; Medical Devices; Loss and Abduction; Chapter Twelve: Pups in Criminal Justice; Prison Programs
Prison Hunting DogsCourthouse Dogs; Grooming; Chapter Thirteen: Civilization and Society; Antiquity; Civilization and Human Society; Politics; Chapter Fourteen: Comparative; Europe; Africa and Australia; Asia; Latin America; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index; Back Cover
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