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Revista de la Facultad de Medicina Veterinaria y de Zootecnia

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RETAMOZTO-HURTADO, J. L.  e  VALDERRAMA-POME, A. A.. Population and health estimate of Canis lupus familiaris in rural and urban areas of Huancarama, Peru. Rev. Med. Vet. Zoot. [online]. 2022, vol.69, n.2, pp.143-154.  Epub 08-Ago-2022. ISSN 0120-2952.  https://doi.org/10.15446/rfmvz.v69n2.103262.

The objective of the research was to estimate the population of dogs with an owner and to evaluate some aspects of their sanitary status in the district of Huancarama. The study was quantitative, observational, descriptive and cross-sectional. It was carried out in November 2020. The dwellings were selected through a proportional random stratified sampling considering the populated centers as strata. A survey of household heads was conducted using an interview guide validated by experts as an instrument. The information collected was transferred to an Excel* sheet to be processed later with the Epidat 4.2 software. 70% (95% CI = 65, 8-74, 2%) of the dwellings had dogs. The populated centers with the highest proportion of dog ownership were Tunyabamba and Mateclla (100%, respectively). Most of the dwellings had only one dog (51, 3%), with a predominance of the male sex (68, 8%) and ages between 2-8 years (77, 6%). Few families have their dogs confined (19%) and have them sterilized (2%). However, although the majority of the dogs were vaccinated against rabies (81,9%), few had veterinary control (16%). All populated centers, with the exception of California, had an average of one can per dwelling. In the district there are 1.717 dogs with owners and a ratio of three people to each dog. The population centers of Llactabamba, Acco, Tunyabamba, Lambraspata, Los Angeles, Sotapa Pararani, and others had a ratio of two people per dog. In conclusion, there is an excessive number of dogs in the district of Huancarama, constituting a high proportion in relation to that of people.

Palavras-chave : dogs; population; human-animal bond; veterinary education.

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