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Band 6+: The charts below show the distribution of pets owned by people in three different countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image depicts three pie charts illustrating pet distribution percentages in the UK, Germany, and France; UK: Dogs 38%, Cats 33%, Fish 16%, Rabbits 8%, Other 3%; Germany: Dogs 38%, Cats 27%, Fish 15%, Rabbits 12%, Other 8%; France: Dogs 30%, Cats 31%, Fish 23%, Rabbits 10%, Other 6%.
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the charts provide information about the proportion of pets present In households in three specific countries. Overall, dogs, cats and fish are the most owned pets.

To begin, in the UK, 34% of people prefer to live with a dog and 31% with a cat, furthermore only 15% of people would rather enjoy the company of a fish. In Germany and France people prefer share their accommodation with a cat, that is 29% and 37%, respectively, while those standing for dogs are a bit less, averaging 26%. Over the three countries, people owning animals like birds and rabbits are a minority, never exceeding 7%.

Moreover, while in UK and France cats and dogs are the most popular pets, in Germany fish is the most appetitive animal to live with. On the other hand, cats are preferred to dogs in Germany and in France alike, whereas in UK people would rather have a dog than a feline.

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