Do You Live in a Cat State or a Dog State?
Cats and dogs have different traits, much like the people that own them. Cats are sweet and curious. They are inquisitive, independent, and vigilant. However, dogs are known for being more affectionate and loyal.
It’s a debate as old as man – cats or dogs? We surveyed over 3,000 Americans to find out which US states prefer cats to dogs, and vice versa. So do you live in a cat or dog state? Keep reading to find out.
Boca Raton, FL – You could be fooled into thinking that dogs are more popular than cats, but our data doesn’t agree. In fact, interestingly, it was neck-and-neck. While 25 states said they prefer and own cats, the other 25 said dogs, as there are different pets, and sometimes you can even find a cat and dog fighting so learning what to do is essential.
Some notable cat states include Massachusetts, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Whereas dog states include California, New Jersey, Colorado, and Texas. Ragdoll Cats are one of the most popular breeds that people adopt as a pet.
Perhaps the biggest surprise is New York. In the past, the Big Apple was considered to be a cat place. Its cramped living spaces were always much better suited for feline friends. In recent years, this has changed a lot. You will find more dogs than ever before living in the state of New York. Dog owners who are having difficulty training their dogs may consider hiring an in home dog training professional.
Whether you have dogs or cats, make sure that they receive proper care and health services from a veterinary clinic to keep them happy and healthy. Find a certified veterinarian to provide routine checkups and the necessary vaccinations to your pets.
Which owners share the most on social media?
Pet owners are notorious for sharing pictures of their furry friends on social media, but which does it the most?
We asked our 3,000 respondents whether or not they post about their pets on their profiles, and the results are in. 53.2% said they post pet photos online, with 46.8% saying they don’t. Of those who said yes, 56.8% were dog people, and 43.2% were cat people.
The conclusion? Dog lovers are more likely to flood the newsfeed with pictures of their pooches. The data also revealed that the average that posts their pet does so twice per month. Unsurprisingly, millennials are the biggest pet-lovers and they post about their pets on social media the most, followed by generation Z.
Methodology
In April 2022 we surveyed 3,045 cat and dog owners across the US. The average age of respondents was 38.6 years. We asked them if they own a cat or a dog, what state they come from, and how often they post about their pets on social media.
Here’s the link with the full report on Cats vs. Dogs State: https://time2play.com/blog/cats-states-vs-dog-states/
