Does the data mean that 57% of Russians have cats and 66% of Argentinians have dogs?
I’d love to see this with both x axis sorted alphabetically. So you could see easily who had more cats than dogs or vice versa.
Interesting visualization, though there’s an error in the title. These are percentages, not frequencies
May I suggest a third category, if present in the data, “both”. And a stacked barplot may round up the overall image.
Does South Korean statistic include dogs owned for food?
The ultra rare legendary Russian W??!?
Cats working as heating pads in Russia.
China loves dogs…just in a different way 😏
Fun fact Argentina is also the country with the most amount of pets per inhabitant.
I wake up, there is another coronación de gloria.
I took a trip to Rosario, Argentina a while ago and was surprised by how omnipresent the dogs were. Just, everywhere. I was more surprised by the lack of dead dogs in the streets.
Surprised Turkey is so low. When I visited Istanbul, cats were everywhere.
Argentina and Russia do match in heaven when it comes to personal dog and cat ownership.
Russia has the most cats because they can survive falling out a window.
in my country this year there was a new law to ban the breeding of dogs for food, but it will not take effect immediately (can still consume but no longer produce).
Bro…. why does turkey hate animals??
Bit surprised to see few cats in Japan.
So true. When we were in buenos aires, seemed like EVERYONE had a dog
![Cat and dog ownership in different countries [OC]](https://www.europesays.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/un02v45b1u1e1-1760x1024.png)
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Source is a [GfK survey from 2016](https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/2405078/cms-pdfs/fileadmin/user_upload/country_one_pager/nl/documents/global-gfk-survey_pet-ownership_2016.pdf).
I used [Datawrapper](http://datawrapper.de) for the visualization
Does the data mean that 57% of Russians have cats and 66% of Argentinians have dogs?
I’d love to see this with both x axis sorted alphabetically. So you could see easily who had more cats than dogs or vice versa.
Interesting visualization, though there’s an error in the title. These are percentages, not frequencies
May I suggest a third category, if present in the data, “both”. And a stacked barplot may round up the overall image.
Does South Korean statistic include dogs owned for food?
The ultra rare legendary Russian W??!?
Cats working as heating pads in Russia.
China loves dogs…just in a different way 😏
Fun fact Argentina is also the country with the most amount of pets per inhabitant.
I wake up, there is another coronación de gloria.
I took a trip to Rosario, Argentina a while ago and was surprised by how omnipresent the dogs were. Just, everywhere. I was more surprised by the lack of dead dogs in the streets.
Surprised Turkey is so low. When I visited Istanbul, cats were everywhere.
Argentina and Russia do match in heaven when it comes to personal dog and cat ownership.
Russia has the most cats because they can survive falling out a window.
in my country this year there was a new law to ban the breeding of dogs for food, but it will not take effect immediately (can still consume but no longer produce).
Bro…. why does turkey hate animals??
Bit surprised to see few cats in Japan.
So true. When we were in buenos aires, seemed like EVERYONE had a dog
I knew Russia was awful—just not this awful
Russia favouring cats makes perfect sense
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