For my primary research I decided to do the survey I submitted on blackboard. I handed out the survey to various members in my dorm. I didn’t know what to expect when handing this survey out. I thought I’d receive various different answers about the survey and what students knew about Wildcat Service Dogs. I had 37 participants in this survey The survey questions I asked were:
- Do you have pets at home?
- Yes
- No
- Do you know anything about wildcat service dogs?
- Yes
- No
- If your answer was yes to question 2, please explain what you know.
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- Would you like to learn more information about the program?
- Yes
- No
- Would you consider joining the Wildcat Service Dog Program?
- Yes
- No
- Don’t have enough information
- Do you know anybody who is a part of the program?
- Yes
- No
For the 1st question I received 29 “yes” answers and 8 “no” answers. I asked this question to see if it would relate to question number 5 in determining if there is any relation in people that have pets wanting to be a service dog trainer or not.
The second question I received all “Yes” answers form the 37 participants.
The third question I had a lot of similar answers. The three most common answers were; “They are trained by students here at UK”, “They are dogs that help students with disabilities”, and “Anybody can become a trainer”.
The fourth question I was surprised about. Only 19 of the 37 participants wanted to know more about the Wildcat Service Dog program. I think they said “no” because the figured I’d send them emails about it and be that annoying survey guy nobody likes.
The fifth question was what I had expected. I had 31 students say “yes”. I thought that those who had pets would be more likely to want to become a part of the Wildcat Service Dog program. Of the 29 students who had pets, 25 of them would want to join the program. There were also 6 students who didn’t have pets that also wanted to join the program. I did not have any students say they “did not have enough information”.
The sixth question I only received one “yes” answer. The girl said she knew somebody from her hometown that was a part of the program. I think many of the “no” answers are because many of the students in my dorm are freshmen and don’t know too many upperclassmen here at UK.
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