TABLE 3 . Number of UK and U.S. Participants Who Identified the Following Breeds as Pit Bull-Type Dogs.

Breed	Pit Bull in United Kingdom and United States	Unfamiliar in United Kingdom and United States
American Bulldog	United Kingdom: 5 (9.3%)**	United Kingdom: 0 (0%)
	United States: 111 (26.7%)	United States: 0 (0%)
American Staffordshire Terrier	United Kingdom: 33 (61.1%)**	United Kingdom: 3 (5.6%)
	United States: 351 (84.4%)	United States: 0 (0%)
Boxer	United Kingdom: 0 (0%)	United Kingdom: 0 (0%)
	United States: 23 (5.5%)	United States: 0 (0%)
Cane Corso	United Kingdom: 7 (13.0%)	United Kingdom: 5 (9.3%)
	United States: 75 (18.0%)	United States: 20 (4.8%)
Dogo Argentino	United Kingdom: 10 (18.5%)	United Kingdom: 2 (3.7%)
	United States: 79 (19.0%)	United States: 37 (8.9%)
English Bulldog	United Kingdom: 0 (0%)	United Kingdom: 0 (0%)
	United States: 20 (4.8%)	United States: 0 (0%)
English Bull Terrier	United Kingdom: 0 (0%)***	United Kingdom: 0 (0%)
	United States: 62 (14.9%)	United States: 13 (3.1%)
Miniature Bull Terrier	United Kingdom: 1 (1.9%)**	United Kingdom: 3 (5.6%)
	United States: 62 (14.9%)	United States: 30 (7.2%)
Presa Canario	United Kingdom: 5 (9.3%)	United Kingdom: 10 (18.5%)
	United States: 76 (18.3%)	United States: 36 (8.7%)
Staffordshire Bull Terrier	United Kingdom: 1 (1.9%)***	United Kingdom: 0 (0%)
	United States: 285 (68.5%)	United States: 13 (3.1%)

^Note. The percentage of participants from each country who identified the breeds as pit bull-type dogs is in parentheses.

Asterisks indicate breeds that were significantly more likely to be considered pit bulls by U.S. participants than by UK participants according to chi-square analyses (**p < .01, ***p < .001). When the number of expected values in any cell was less than 5, the Fisher's exact test was used in lieu of the chi-square test.

The number and percentage of participants who were unfamiliar with each breed are listed in the last column.