Dog Population & Dog Owner Trends Reviewed by Packaged Facts

17 Apr 2012 • by Natalie Aster

Pet owners and the extensive pet industry that they support (everything from veterinarians to pet food to pet toys to pet supplements) have long been a backbone of the American retail landscape. The all-new report «Dog Population and Dog Owner Trends» by Packaged Facts focuses on the population of pet dogs, dog owner demographics, and dog owner psychographics in the U.S. market.

The report offers a present-day and historical analysis of dog owners, examining trends pertaining to the segments’ financial, household, regional, ethnic, and generational composition, as well as trends stemming from dog owner attitudes about advertising, the environment, health, and the internet.

Report Details:

Dog Population and Dog Owner Trends
Published: March, 2012
Pages: 69
Price: US$ 2.000,00

Pet owners are generally in line with the national averages in terms of their health and medical related psychographics and behavior. Considering dog and cat owners, the biggest departures from the norms are cat owners’ above average tendency to gather health information from websites. Dog owners are also slightly more likely to gather health info from websites.

More information can be found in the report “Dog Population and Dog Owner Trends” by Packaged Facts.

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