In your community or neighborhood, what reasons keep you from being more active: Unattended Dogs*?

Wake County, 2000

Demographic Groups	Total Respond.#	Yes   N       %   C.I.(95%)	No   N       %   C.I.(95%)
TOTAL	341	5   1.9  ( 0.8- 4.7)	336  98.1  (95.3-99.2)
SEX
Male	129	1   0.8  ( 0.1- 5.2)	128  99.2  (94.8-99.9)
Female	212	4   3.0  ( 1.1- 8.1)	208  97.0  (91.9-98.9)
RACE
White	262	4   1.7  ( 0.6- 4.5)	258  98.3  (95.5-99.4)
Other	74	1   2.5  ( 0.3-15.5)	73  97.5  (84.5-99.7)
AGE
18-44	184	2   1.6  ( 0.4- 6.4)	182  98.4  (93.6-99.6)
45+	151	3   2.5  ( 0.8- 7.5)	148  97.5  (92.5-99.2)
EDUCATION
< College	151	4   3.5  ( 1.3- 9.4)	147  96.5  (90.6-98.7)
College Graduate or More	187	1   0.5  ( 0.1- 3.7)	186  99.5  (96.3-99.9)
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Less than $75,000	133	2   1.7  ( 0.4- 6.8)	131  98.3  (93.2-99.6)
$75,000+	148	2   2.0  ( 0.4- 8.1)	146  98.0  (91.9-99.6)
DISABILITY STATUS
Any Disability	75	1   1.5  ( 0.2- 9.9)	74  98.5  (90.1-99.8)
No Disability	260	4   2.0  ( 0.7- 5.6)	256  98.0  (94.4-99.3)

*Of those who reported environmental reasons, Unattended Dogs was one of the six most commonly reported reasons for not being more active.

#Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50. N = Cell Size, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).

Percentages are weighted to population characteristics.