What is the Dog Population?

Marx, Martin B.; Furcolow, Michael L.

doi:10.1080/00039896.1969.10666830

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“…The ratio of owned dogs to people is usually higher in the rural areas of a country, but there is also considerable variation within citiesMarx and Furcolow 1969;Kelly 1980 ;Nassar and Mosier 1980;Rangel et al 1981). Dog population density is related to different epidemiological situations, to different habitats, to different cultures, and to different social strata of human rural and urban populations.…”

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Rabies in the Tropics

Kuwert¹,

Mérieux²,

Koprowski³

et al. 1985

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Rabies in the Tropics

Kuwert¹,

Mérieux²,

Koprowski³

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Ecological and Epidemiological Data Requirements for the Planning of Dog Rabies Control

Wandeler

1985

Rabies in the Tropics

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Dynamics and Control of Stray Dog Populations

Amaku

Dias

Ferreira

2010

Mathematical Population Studies

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The population dynamics of stray dogs is simulated to assess the effects of sterilization and euthanasia. From simulations representing less than 5 years, sterilization is less efficient than euthanasia to reduce the stray dog population, considering similar rates, but the total number of sterilized dogs is less than the total number of euthanized dogs per km2 per year. Over 20 years, both strategies have similar efficiency. Beyond a certain rate of dog abandonment, both strategies are inefficient.control, dynamics, euthanasia, sterilization, stray dog population,

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What is the Dog Population?

Cited by 8 publications

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Rabies in the Tropics

Rabies in the Tropics

Ecological and Epidemiological Data Requirements for the Planning of Dog Rabies Control

Dynamics and Control of Stray Dog Populations

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