(41%),"walk, "(26%);giving nothing, "(7%)and"other, "(6%).(See Groph\2/od 60%. The ranking after the top two are as follows toys, "(43%);"people fo Top Treats Given To Dogs 8000 000 Affection People GNe Biscuits Reasons Graph 1.2 Income: Cross tab analysis indicates that there is no relationship between giving dog biscuits as a treat"and"household income. " This suggests that there is an run between"affection as a treat"and"houschold income"a strong relationsh owas inelastic demand for dog biscuits among pet owners. When a cross tab analysis was emerged. Thirty percent of the respondents that give affection to their dogs are in the $22, 499 below rang income bracket. When the respondent's income bracket increases to $27, 499 the percentage drops dramatically to 14%. The percentage continues to fall as the income brackets increase. This implies that people in a lower income bracket cut down on the costs associated with pets by showing them love and people in a higher income bracket find alternate methods of treating their dogs. as subsequent cross tabs were run on the treats given to dogs no relevant relationships were discovered Age: Cross tab analysis indicates that age plays an important factor in determining what consumers give to their dogs as treats. When a cross tab analysis was run or affection given to dogs as treats"versus"age"of respondents an underlying relationship was discovered. The majority(61%)of respondents who answered yes, their dogs. This suggests that this age group should not be considered a potent 6B that they gave"affection as a treat, "are between the ages of 19-39. Another cross ta was run between"people food given as a treat"and"uge. The rnajority (43%)of the respondents between the ages of 19-29 said, yes they give"people food as a treat target market. As with income no relationship existed between"age"and"dog biscuits as a trea