FEATURE29 November 2018
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In Brazil, dogs are not just part of the family – they also highlight important cultural observations, such as respect for hierarchy and status symbols, as Oliver Sweet explains.
Pets are becoming more prominent across the developing world – especially dogs. They are increasingly considered a status symbol in countries such as Brazil, Mexico, Russia and Argentina, where owning a pet is a sign of wealth; it signals that ...
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Magda
one year ago
I like this article and I think findings are interesting, however, I wonder how the research was conducted in Mexico, specifically the characteristics of the sample because at least in the city there is a lot rescued dogs that become part of family (based on observation of peers, family and friends).
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