Infographic: Pet ownership rates of four US ethnic groups

A survey found that nearly 66 percent of respondents own at least one pet.

A survey by Branded of 14,755 residents of the United States found that nearly 66 percent of respondents own at least one pet, although pet ownership differed by self-reported ethnicity.

Dogs were the most prevalent pets among Hispanic, Asian and Caucasian/white respondents (see infographic below). Cats were the most common…

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Infographic: Pet ownership rates of four US ethnic groups

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