According to the National Animal Registry, which is managed in the Balearics by the college of veterinarians, there are 392,994 pets on the islands. Among these pets, 349,254 are dogs, 42,148 are cats, 566 are ferrets and 1,026 are other species such as fish, reptiles, birds and rabbits.
Almost 400,000 pets in the Balearics
Ferrets are the third most popular pet
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Yes and most of the dogs are barking and being allowed to foul the streets and playgrounds. Dog owners should be made to take training courses, both for the dog and the owner.