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Part 2: Kids with more pets are more likely to own "low-maintenance" animals as pets. pet survey main | next page |
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We've assumed that fish need less maintenance than dogs. So, are kids with more pets more likely to own low-maintenance fish than high-maintenance dogs? Here's a brilliant bar chart built with ZOOMer stats. Two groups are labeled across the bottom: kids with only 1 pet, and kids with 8 pets. The percentage of kids in these groups who own a dog or a fish is listed up the side. Looks like people who own 8 pets are more than twice as likely to own a fish than a dog. 27.1% of these kids own a fish, but only 11.4% own a dog. Hey, guess what? The evidence supports Part 2 of our second hypothesis! Yee hah! And you know what that means...c'mon...yeah, you do.  |
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