Fig 1.
Localization of the study sites, Kandal and Battambang provinces, Cambodia 2017–2018.
Fig 2.
Cumulative distribution curves of dog’s ages of Kandal and Battambang provinces, Cambodia 2017–2018.
Fig 3.
Survival probability curves of dogs per sex, in Kandal (left) and Battambang (right) provinces, Cambodia 2017–2018.
Fig 4.
Survival probability curves of dogs per villages, in Kandal (left) and Battambang (right) provinces, Cambodia 2017–2018.
Table 1.
Dog ownership determinants in Kandal province: Results of the negative binomial regression model with the number of dogs per family as model outcome, the number of children younger than 15yrs, the sex and age of the family’s head, occurrence of at least one bite event during the previous year and the village as explanatory variable.
Table 2.
Dog ownership determinants in Battambang province: Results of the negative binomial regression model with the number of dogs per family as model outcome, the number of children younger than 15yrs old, the sex and age of the family’s head and the village as explanatory variable.
Table 3.
Identification of bite risk factors on the interviewed population (n = 8404) in Kandal province: Results of the negative binomial generalized linear model with the number of bite events per family and per year as output, and the village, the number of children <15yrs in the family and the number of animals (dog and/or cat) owned by the family as explanatory variables.
Table 4.
Identification of bite risk factors on the interviewed population (n = 9797) in Battambang province: Results of the negative binomial generalized linear model with the number of bite events per family per year as output and the village, the number of children <15yrs in the family and the number of cats owned by the family as explanatory variables.