Data from a Statista Consumer Insights survey reveals that dog ownership varies greatly around the world.
Where as many as seven in ten respondents said they had a dog as a pet in Mexico in a survey conducted between July 2023 and June 2024, under three in ten said the same in Sweden.
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In the United States, around half of respondents said they owned a dog.
Americans were most likely to own a dog, followed by a cat (36 percent), a fish (7 percent), a reptile (4 percent) and a bird (4 percent).
Only three percent of respondents said they owned a rodent, whether a rabbit, a hamster, guinea pig, mouse or rat.
Data from a Statista Consumer Insights survey reveals that dog ownership varies greatly around the world.
Where as many as seven in ten respondents said they had a dog as a pet in Mexico in a survey conducted between July 2023 and June 2024, under three in ten said the same in Sweden.
You will find more infographics at Statista
In the United States, around half of respondents said they owned a dog.
Americans were most likely to own a dog, followed by a cat (36 percent), a fish (7 percent), a reptile (4 percent) and a bird (4 percent).
Only three percent of respondents said they owned a rodent, whether a rabbit, a hamster, guinea pig, mouse or rat.