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Attitudes Toward Pets in Germany by Age 2023

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The survey shows a notable preference for liking all pets among older adults aged 35-44, with expressing this attitude. Contrarily, younger age groups (18-24 and 25-34) exhibit lower percentages, and respectively. This trend suggests that older demographics in Germany have a more inclusive attitude toward pets. Women tend to be more selective about pets, with indicating they like only specific pets, compared to of men. This finding highlights a gender difference in pet preferences, which could influence marketing strategies for pet-related products and services in Germany. The dislike for pets is relatively low across all age groups, with the highest being among 25-34 year-olds. This suggests that negative attitudes toward pets are uncommon in Germany, creating a favorable environment for pet ownership and related industries.

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