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,Older Adults and Pets—Physical and Psychological Benefits,ership for older adults; providing the background for the next chapter that describes intergenerational service learning and one example, Pets Forever, a course designed to support pet ownership for older adults.

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Book 2016nds with canine companions for males across the life span and from various contextual backgrounds. The contributors replace common assumptions with needed context pertaining to men’s emotions and relationships, starting with the impact of gender norms on attachment, and including robust data on how

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,An Introduction to Men and Their Dogs: A New Understanding of “Man’s Best Friend”,orm of these traditional male norms or at least have familiarity with them. One troubling aspect of this prevalence is many men believe they are just fulfilling the requirements of mature masculinity.

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,A Boy’s Best Friend: Using Human–Animal Interaction with At-Risk Teen Boys,). Combined, this steady increase in delinquency cases and high prevalence of serious pathology, demonstrates a real need for innovate proactive interventions to perhaps inhibit escalation into serious crime, by intervening at the emotional level for these boys.

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Older Adults, Pets, and Intergenerational Service Learning, including intergenerational service learning, before moving into a description of a specific intergenerational service learning program designed to support older adults’ bond with their companion animals.

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,Street-Involved Youth and Their Animal Companions—Stigma and Survival, in a way that no human has ever shown them. In this chapter, we will explore how animal companions are a form of social capital for street-involved youth, learn how human–animal attachment impacts the lives of youth, and apply the One Health model to wholly understand these unique human–animal rela