ArticleFrontiers in veterinary science2025
The impact of dog phobia severity on views regarding stray dog management in Türkiye.
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Abstract
Background and objectives: The aim of this study was to evaluate the opinions of individuals regarding the management of stray dogs and its relationship with dog phobia. Materials and methods: The study was a cross-sectional analytical study, and data were collected online across Türkiye. Of 1,359 participants, 63.1% of the participants were female and 89.6% were university graduates. 69.5% of participants had any level of dog phobia. Younger individuals, those without pets or experience with stray animals, and those with a history of dog attacks showed higher phobia rates (all Conclusion: Dog phobia is prevalent, and stray dog management significantly influences public fear levels and perceptions. Understanding the relationship between dog phobia and attitudes toward stray dog management can help inform policies that address both public concerns and animal welfare. More representative studies are needed to better reflect the general population.
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