Infectious canine abortion
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"During 1965 and 1966, breeders of beagles in many parts of the United States noticed an unusual number of abortions and stillbirths. Litters of dead puppies were sent to the Cornell Research Laboratory for Disease of Dogs where the cause was discovered. In 1966 Dr. Leland E. Carmichael reported to the American Medical Veterinary Association on his work in isolation, identification, and classification of the organism now known as Brucella Canis. The disease Canine Brucellosis has since been found to be present in several breeds of dogs. Several cases in human beings also have been confirmed to be caused by B. Canis."--First page.
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