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The German Shepherd is the most popular dog breed in Egypt with 19.4% of respondents favoring this breed, followed closely by the Golden Retriever at 18.2%.
In South Africa, 91.1% of pet owners indicating they have a canine companion. This high rate places South Africa among the countries with the strongest dog ownership globally.
In India, the most popular cat breed is the Persian, accounting for approximately 33.42% of responses in a recent survey on pet ownership.
In Tunisia, dogs and cats dominate as the most popular pets. Nearly 70% of Tunisians report owning dogs, a higher proportion than in many other countries.
The Siamese cat stands out as the most popular breed, with 38.31% of cat owners reporting ownership of this breed. This is followed by the "Vira lata" at 21.03%.
The European Shorthair emerges as the most beloved feline companion in Romania, claiming approximately 20.07% of the cat population, followed by the majestic Maine Coon.
The German Shepherd, Golden Retriever, and Bulldog are the three most popular dog breeds in the UAE, with the German Shepherd leading at 20.35%.
The Domestic Short Hair (DSH) is the most popular cat breed in Austria, accounting for approximately 39.32% of cats in the country, followed by European Shorthair and Maine Coon.
Dogs remain the most popular pets at 85%, showcasing their enduring appeal. With 53%, cat ownership in Argentina is also notable.
The Labrador Retriever stands as the most popular dog breed in Ireland, commanding 11.44% of the dog population, followed closely by the Jack Russell Terrier.
Dogs are the most popular pets in Chile, with a notable ownership rate of approximately 79.86%. This trend mirrors a broader regional affinity for canine companions.
The German Shepherd leads as the top dog breed in Nigeria, representing 45.54% of owned dogs, valued for its loyalty and intelligence.
Leading the list of top dog breeds is the German Shepherd, favored by 24.37% of South African respondents, followed by the Pit Bull and the Bulldog.
According to recent data, the European Shorthair tops the list of popular cat breeds in the Netherlands, making up approximately 33.55% of the cat population.
Persians dominate Indonesia's cat scene, capturing 26.3% of the surveyed population. This breed's distinct appearance and temperament likely contribute to its widespread appeal.
In Costa Rica, the top three pet food brands recognized by owners are Purina Dog Chow, Super Perro, and Pedigree, with respective popularity rates of 23%, 21%, and 18%.
Mixed-breed cats, particularly Moggies and Tabbies, are the most popular cat breeds in Ireland, with about 17.7% and 16.5% of Irish cat owners having these breeds.
German Shepherd is the most popular dog breed in India, commanding nearly 30% of the preference share, followed closely by Labrador Retriever and Pomeranian.
75% of survey respondents in Indonesia own cats, making them the top choice among pet owners. Fish follow as the second most popular pets, with 32% of Indonesians owning them.
In Germany, 43% of respondents own dogs. This rate is lower compared to countries like Argentina and Brazil, where dog ownership surpasses 80%.
The German Shepherd is the most popular dog breed in Kenya, owned by 34.9% of dog owners. Chihuahua and Mongrels also make up a significant portion of the dog population.
In Austria, cats are the most popular pets, with 71.05% of pet owners having at least one cat. Dogs rank second, owned by 53.24% of pet owners.
78% of respondents in the Philippines own dogs, making them the most popular pets by a significant margin. Cats are also a common choice, with 61% of respondents owning them.
The Chihuahua tops the list as the most popular dog breed in Belgium, with 13.3% of respondents owning this breed. This small-sized dog is an ideal choice for urban living.
In Mexico, mixed-breed cats have a significant presence, particularly the Moggie (16.86%) and Callejero (9.3%). Purebred options like the Persian are also popular.
The most popular cat breed is the Tabby (mixed-breed), owned by 36.85% of Turkish cat owners. This is followed by the Turkish Angora, a native breed, at 18.99%.
70.34% of Swiss respondents own a cat, while 30.26% have a dog. Other pets, such as fish, rabbits, and turtles, are also kept, though in smaller numbers.
Royal Canin stands out as the most preferred pet food brand in Belgium, capturing 22% of the market share. This brand's popularity may be attributed to its specialized nutrition.
The German Shepherd tops the list of favored dog breeds in Saudi Arabia, accounting for 20.19% of responses, followed by the Shih Tzu and the Golden Retriever.
Cats are the most popular pets in Romania, with 80.48% of pet owners having at least one cat, while dogs follow as the second most common.