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. 2004 Jan 23;62(2):89–99. doi: 10.1016/j.prevetmed.2003.10.001

Table 1.

Baseline comparisons, length of stay, and length of follow-up for 972 dogs in an intranasal vaccine trial at a shelter in the USAa

Variable Vaccine group
Test statistic P
IN-BP (n=308)
IN-BPA (n=353)
IN-P (n=311)
n % n % n %

Gender
 Male 159 51.6 185 52.4 154 49.5 χ2=0.58 0.75
 Female 149 48.4 168 47.6 157 50.5


Spay/neuter status 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 Intact or unknown 268 87.0 294 83.3 274 88.1 χ2=3.57 0.17
 Spayed or castrated 40 13.0 59 16.7 37 11.9


Breed 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 Purebreed or only one breed given 88 28.6 100 28.3 73 23.5 χ2=2.66 0.26
 Mixed breed 220 71.4 253 71.7 238 76.5


Admission status 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 Owned (surrendered/abandoned) 177 57.5 192 54.4 158 50.8 χ2=2.77 0.25
 Stray 131 42.5 161 45.6 153 49.2


Prior vaccine history 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 Current or overdue 12 3.9 19 5.4 8 2.6 χ2=3.41 0.18
 Never or unknown 296 96.1 334 94.6 303 97.4


Median (minimum–maximum)
















IN-BP
IN-BPA
IN-P
Age (months) 7.0 (2–120) 9.0 (2–146) 8.0 (2–156) KW=2.66 0.26
Days of stay at TCHS 7.0 (1–30) 7.0 (1–30) 8.0 (1–30) KW=3.21 0.20
Days of follow-up 10.0 (1–30) 11.0 (1–30) 10.0 (1–30) KW=1.90 0.39
a

IN-P: intranasal placebo; IN-BP: intranasal vaccine with B. bronchiseptica and canine-parainfluenza virus; IN-BPA: intranasal vaccine with B. bronchiseptica, canine-parainfluenza virus, and canine-adenovirus. Test statistics: χ2; KW: Kruskal–Wallis.