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    The document analyzes survey results from 55 respondents about how their pets are confined. 26 respondents had pets that were caged, another 26 had pets that were tied up near their homes, and 3 had untied pets that could roam freely. The analysis indicates most respondents recognize threats from pets roaming freely and confine their pets in cages or by tying to avoid incidents, though some owners feel their pets are well-tamed or not harmful.

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    The document analyzes survey results from 55 respondents about how their pets are confined. 26 respondents had pets that were caged, another 26 had pets that were tied up near their homes, and 3 had untied pets that could roam freely. The analysis indicates most respondents recognize threats from pets roaming freely and confine their pets in cages or by tying to avoid incidents, though some owners feel their pets are well-tamed or not harmful.

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    The document analyzes survey results from 55 respondents about how their pets are confined. 26 respondents had pets that were caged, another 26 had pets that were tied up near their homes, and 3 had untied pets that could roam freely. The analysis indicates most respondents recognize threats from pets roaming freely and confine their pets in cages or by tying to avoid incidents, though some owners feel their pets are well-tamed or not harmful.

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    The document analyzes survey results from 55 respondents about how their pets are confined. 26 respondents had pets that were caged, another 26 had pets that were tied up near their homes, and 3 had untied pets that could roam freely. The analysis indicates most respondents recognize threats from pets roaming freely and confine their pets in cages or by tying to avoid incidents, though some owners feel their pets are well-tamed or not harmful.

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    Variable Frequency Percentage


    nakatali 26
    nakakulong 26
    nakawala 3
    Total 55 100%

    nakatali
    nakakulong
    nakawala

    analysis:
    out of the 55 respondents 26 of them have their pets are in the cage while the other 26
    of it are just tied near their houses. And 3 of it have their pets untied and is roaming freely.

    Interpretation:
    Most of the respondents are able to identify the threat that is imposed of having their
    pet roam around freely. That is why 26 out of 55 of them chose to put their it on a cage so as
    to avoid any incident. Around the same number of respondents are able to tie up their pet
    near their houses rather than being put to a cage because lack of material for the cage, took
    up space or the owner assumes that their pet is well tamed. Then out of the 55 respondents 3
    where unable to tie or locked their pet because primarily the owner thinks that their pet is not
    that harmless.

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