A. Linder on Nostr: i asked GROK simple ? re how many 3-legged dogs: Estimating the number of dogs ...
i asked GROK simple ? re how many 3-legged dogs:
Estimating the number of dogs globally with only three legs involves several considerations due to the lack of specific, centralized data on this particular condition. However, we can infer some insights from available pet population statistics and discussions around three-legged dogs:
Global Canine Population: Estimates suggest there are between 600 million to 900 million dogs worldwide, including both domesticated pets and strays.
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Given these points:
Percentage Estimation: If we were to very roughly estimate, considering the prevalence of dogs losing limbs due to various reasons like injuries, cancer, or congenital issues, and factoring in the global dog population, a very conservative guess might be that less than 1% of the global dog population could have three legs. However, this is highly speculative without concrete data.
Estimating the number of dogs globally with only three legs involves several considerations due to the lack of specific, centralized data on this particular condition. However, we can infer some insights from available pet population statistics and discussions around three-legged dogs:
Global Canine Population: Estimates suggest there are between 600 million to 900 million dogs worldwide, including both domesticated pets and strays.
. . .
Given these points:
Percentage Estimation: If we were to very roughly estimate, considering the prevalence of dogs losing limbs due to various reasons like injuries, cancer, or congenital issues, and factoring in the global dog population, a very conservative guess might be that less than 1% of the global dog population could have three legs. However, this is highly speculative without concrete data.