SAN JUAN CITY ACADEMIC SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
EXPLORING THE NEGATIVE IMPACTS OF STRAY DOGS ON THE
CIVILIANS OF SAN JUAN CITY
A Qualitative Research
Presented to the Faculty of
San Juan City Academic Senior High School
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in
Practical Research 1
By:
Gayol, Clydenreign Christian B.
Nubla, Ma. Bernadette M.
Claudio, Damaris Miles A.
Joves, Mariant Zera M.
Panlilio, Tristan Khaiel
Bernadez, Jasmin
HUMSS 11-A
Ms. Peah F. Fegal
PR 1 Teacher
January 2025
,Table of Contents
EXPLORING THE NEGATIVE IMPACTS OF STRAY DOGS ON THE CIVILIANS OF SAN JUAN CITY.................0
Abstract...................................................................................................................................................1
CHAPTER I The Problem and It’s Background..............................................................................................2
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY..................................................................................................................2
Conceptual Framework:...........................................................................................................................3
Statement of the Problem.......................................................................................................................4
Hypothesis of the Study...........................................................................................................................5
Significance of the Study..........................................................................................................................5
Scope and Delimitations..........................................................................................................................6
Definition of Terms..................................................................................................................................7
CHAPTER II...................................................................................................................................................8
Review Related Literature...........................................................................................................................8
FOREIGN LITERATURE .............................................................................................................................9
LOCAL LITERATURE................................................................................................................................10
FOREIGN STUDIES .................................................................................................................................11
LOCAL STUDIES .....................................................................................................................................11
CHAPTER III................................................................................................................................................12
Research Methodology..............................................................................................................................12
Research Design.....................................................................................................................................12
Sampling Technique...............................................................................................................................12
Participants of the Study........................................................................................................................13
Research Procedure...............................................................................................................................13
Research Instrument.............................................................................................................................14
Abstract
The presence of stray dogs in urban and rural areas poses significant challenges to
civilian populations. This paper explores the multifaceted negative impacts of stray dogs on
1
, communities, focusing on public health, safety, and socio-economic factors. Stray dogs are
often carriers of diseases such as rabies, leptospirosis, and various parasitic infections, which
pose direct health risks to humans. This paper aims to highlight the urgent need for sustainable
solutions to mitigate the adverse effects of stray dogs on civilian populations.
This research paper investigates the negative impacts of stray dogs on the civilian
population of San Juan City, focusing on public health, safety, and socio-economic factors.
Stray dogs, often abandoned or born on the streets, pose significant challenges to communities
due to their role as carriers of zoonotic diseases such as rabies and leptospirosis, which can
directly affect human health. The study identifies the risks associated with dog bites and
aggressive behavior, leading to physical injuries and psychological trauma among victims.
Through qualitative research methods, the study delves into the perceptions of residents
regarding safety concerns, especially for vulnerable populations like children and the elderly.
Furthermore, it explores how stray dogs create social disturbances, impacting the overall well-
being of the community.
The findings underscore the urgent need for effective management strategies, including
public awareness campaigns, vaccination programs for stray dogs, and humane control
measures, to mitigate these adverse effects. Ultimately, this paper aims to contribute to a safer
and healthier environment in San Juan City by highlighting the necessity for proactive solutions
to address the challenges posed by stray dogs.
CHAPTER I
The Problem and It’s Background
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Stray dogs are a common sight in many urban and rural areas worldwide, including the
Philippines. These animals, often abandoned or born on the streets, face numerous challenges
2
EXPLORING THE NEGATIVE IMPACTS OF STRAY DOGS ON THE
CIVILIANS OF SAN JUAN CITY
A Qualitative Research
Presented to the Faculty of
San Juan City Academic Senior High School
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in
Practical Research 1
By:
Gayol, Clydenreign Christian B.
Nubla, Ma. Bernadette M.
Claudio, Damaris Miles A.
Joves, Mariant Zera M.
Panlilio, Tristan Khaiel
Bernadez, Jasmin
HUMSS 11-A
Ms. Peah F. Fegal
PR 1 Teacher
January 2025
,Table of Contents
EXPLORING THE NEGATIVE IMPACTS OF STRAY DOGS ON THE CIVILIANS OF SAN JUAN CITY.................0
Abstract...................................................................................................................................................1
CHAPTER I The Problem and It’s Background..............................................................................................2
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY..................................................................................................................2
Conceptual Framework:...........................................................................................................................3
Statement of the Problem.......................................................................................................................4
Hypothesis of the Study...........................................................................................................................5
Significance of the Study..........................................................................................................................5
Scope and Delimitations..........................................................................................................................6
Definition of Terms..................................................................................................................................7
CHAPTER II...................................................................................................................................................8
Review Related Literature...........................................................................................................................8
FOREIGN LITERATURE .............................................................................................................................9
LOCAL LITERATURE................................................................................................................................10
FOREIGN STUDIES .................................................................................................................................11
LOCAL STUDIES .....................................................................................................................................11
CHAPTER III................................................................................................................................................12
Research Methodology..............................................................................................................................12
Research Design.....................................................................................................................................12
Sampling Technique...............................................................................................................................12
Participants of the Study........................................................................................................................13
Research Procedure...............................................................................................................................13
Research Instrument.............................................................................................................................14
Abstract
The presence of stray dogs in urban and rural areas poses significant challenges to
civilian populations. This paper explores the multifaceted negative impacts of stray dogs on
1
, communities, focusing on public health, safety, and socio-economic factors. Stray dogs are
often carriers of diseases such as rabies, leptospirosis, and various parasitic infections, which
pose direct health risks to humans. This paper aims to highlight the urgent need for sustainable
solutions to mitigate the adverse effects of stray dogs on civilian populations.
This research paper investigates the negative impacts of stray dogs on the civilian
population of San Juan City, focusing on public health, safety, and socio-economic factors.
Stray dogs, often abandoned or born on the streets, pose significant challenges to communities
due to their role as carriers of zoonotic diseases such as rabies and leptospirosis, which can
directly affect human health. The study identifies the risks associated with dog bites and
aggressive behavior, leading to physical injuries and psychological trauma among victims.
Through qualitative research methods, the study delves into the perceptions of residents
regarding safety concerns, especially for vulnerable populations like children and the elderly.
Furthermore, it explores how stray dogs create social disturbances, impacting the overall well-
being of the community.
The findings underscore the urgent need for effective management strategies, including
public awareness campaigns, vaccination programs for stray dogs, and humane control
measures, to mitigate these adverse effects. Ultimately, this paper aims to contribute to a safer
and healthier environment in San Juan City by highlighting the necessity for proactive solutions
to address the challenges posed by stray dogs.
CHAPTER I
The Problem and It’s Background
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Stray dogs are a common sight in many urban and rural areas worldwide, including the
Philippines. These animals, often abandoned or born on the streets, face numerous challenges
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