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Ash, Allison. «Veteran with PTSD Says Her Service Dog Didn’t Help Her Anxiety, He Made It Worse». 10 News, 22 May 2017. www.10news.com/news/team-10/veteran-with-ptsd-says-her-service-dog-didnt-help-her-anxiety-he-made-it-worse.

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Interviews with Steve Gagnon; Danielle Cockerham and Cece McConnell, Paws4People; several men and women incarcerated in West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation prisons; a Marine veteran visiting the prison for canine selection; Wil Nobles; and Judy McDonald, Little Angels Service Dogs.

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Nickel, Abbey. «Research Shows How Service Dogs Can Help Veterans with PTSD». Purdue University, 5 November 2018. www.purdue.edu/newsroom/releases/2018/Q4/research-shows-how-service-dogs-can-help-veterans-with-ptsd.html.