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Per capita, or per letter delivered or something would be an obvious first step, but also it is measuring which cities have yards and driveways. Lots of people live in NYC, but not so many have enough space for a good dog attack.

> ...but not so many have enough space for a good dog attack.

Of all the reasons people cite for moving out of the city, I think this one is my favorite. :)

"Sure, Williamsburg was awesome when I was single and in my 20s, but now that I have a family, I'm looking for somewhere better suited for a good dog attack."

"Pet Peeve #208: Maps that are actually just population density"

https://xkcd.com/1138/

Government job security challenge: https://ibb.co/vxj3BKf

Edit: Turns out I'm a dummy and can't figure out how google works. I am totally wrong on this one!

What I found odd is why Huston is number 1. Seattle is known for how many dogs it has and is a much larger city! I wonder why they have more.

Huh?

No it isn't.

Seattle metro is 3.9M, Houston is 7M.

Sorry yeah I'm totally wrong about that. My fault!

Houston is the fourth largest city in the country. It has three times as many people as Seattle.

Yeah turns out I'm stupid. Sorry about that!