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Americans are dog people, not cat people. This is not merely a function of the fact that more households have a dog than a cat. In a Gallup poll on attitudes toward pets, 70 percent of respondents characterized themselves as dog people, while 20 percent described themselves as cat people. “This includes a 68 percent to 19 percent margin among people who own both a cat and dog and a 68 percent to 18 percent preference among those who own neither.”
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