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Frequency of Interacting With Others' Pets by Gender in South Korea 2026

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Low Engagement With Others' Pets Across Gender Groups

How frequently people interact with pets that belong to others is shaped by lifestyle factors such as proximity to pet owners, social habits, and personal comfort with animals. In South Korea, these dynamics influence how often individuals encounter pets in everyday social and domestic settings.

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