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Frequency of Interacting With Others' Pets Among Non-Pet Owners in Indonesia 2026

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Pet Interaction Patterns Among Non-Owners in Indonesia

In Indonesia, pet ownership and pet-adjacent behaviour occupy distinct spaces in consumer life. Non-owners who nonetheless interact with pets belonging to others represent a segment shaped by social proximity rather than personal commitment, making their engagement patterns relevant to understanding broader pet culture and related market boundaries.

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