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The image displays a stacked bar chart detailing the number of pet owners from 1990 to 1998 across six regions: Wales, Canada, America, Ireland, Scotland, and England. In 1990, figures are approximately Wales 100k, Canada 150k, America 150k, Ireland 100k, Scotland 200k, and England 160k. In 1991, approximately Wales 80k, Canada 160k, America 200k, Ireland 70k, Scotland 230k, England 160k. In 1992, figures are Wales 70k, Canada 150k, America 230k, Ireland 110k, Scotland 230k, England 170k. For 1993, approximately Wales 80k, Canada 30k, America 190k, Ireland 180k, Scotland 240k, England 210k. In 1994, values are Wales 60k, Canada 160k, America 110k, Ireland 150k, Scotland 270k, England 220k. In 1995, figures stand at Wales 50k, Canada 150k, America 220k, Ireland 170k, Scotland 260k, England 200k. For 1996, approximately Wales 10k, Canada 140k, America 180k, Ireland 190k, Scotland 240k, England 180k. In 1997, values are Wales 20k, Canada 180k, America 180k, Ireland 140k, Scotland 250k, England 230k. Finally, in 1998, figures show Wales at 240k, Canada 220k, America 60k, Ireland 20k, Scotland 250k, England 200k.
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The bar chart provides information from the World Pet Organization about the number of people who owned different animals from 1990 to 1998. Looking from an overall perspective, it is clearly shown that England and Scotland had more pet owners throughout the entire period, meanwhile Ireland had the fewest. Global animal ownership was volatile for eight years, with sharp increases and decreases.
First of all, the worldwide pet possession was about 790,000 and then rose to just over 800,000, holding steady for four years. In 1994, the number of people increased significantly and reached a peak at almost 920,000 before the proportion dropped sharply again to slightly over 700,000. The following year, the amount rebounded once more, but did not last long and the trend repeated itself in 1997.
It is obvious that England and Scotland had the largest number of pet owners and the count remained stable, the other three countries (Canada, America and Wales), on the other hand, changed every year.
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