Spain: there
are more pets than children under the age of 15
The Spaniards loved living with societies. So much so that dogs, cats or
rabbits can be found in Spanish homes more often than small children. Experts
point out that data may still be underrated. After all, not everyone registers
their animals.
We read in Rzeczpospolita:
Last year, 13 million animals were
registered in this country, and their number is still required -. There are
more dogs, cats or rabbits than children under 15 years of age. However, there
are regions where animals are still popular, for example in Asturias. Where
there are meals in which cakes live, they outweigh those in which people under
the age of 18 live.
Experts note, however, that in fact animals in Spanish capital groups can
be even more. Statistics used to collect based on those involved in the
identification and marking of animals. The problem is that not everyone reports
their pets to the office.
The demographic situation in Spain has not been the best for years,
statistically there is 1.33 children for one woman, which is one of the worst
results in the whole Union. Spanish women are late too, women give birth to
their first child - on average at 31.9 years.
Part of the recommended questions that the popularity of quadrupeds on the
Iberian Peninsula also includes social internships and the growing loneliness
of younger people.
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