Pet Ownership and Adults' Views on the Use of Animals
Submitted on Aug 04, 2008 (Original item from 1997)
Animal Experimentation | Companion Animals | Entertainment Animals | Animal Fighting or Races | Circus | International Research | Pet Ownership | Pharmaceutical, Medical or Biomedical Research | Zoos
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This survey of people in Northern Ireland regarding pet ownership and attitudes toward various uses of animals found that people who were most likely to have a pet include married people, younger people, those living in detached homes, and those with children in the household. Attitudes toward animal usage depends primarily on the specific use of the animal under consideration.
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