Peachey(1993) reported an owner's lack of knowledge about or their experience with the dogs to be a contributing factor in the etiology of behavioral problems, whereas Borchelt and Voith(1986) found the opposite results. Surprisingly, there is limited evidence about the links between a dog's behavior and an owner's characteristics other than the owner's personality and behavior as well as Demographics refer to lasting individual variables. demographic characteristics that are stable over time(Belk, 1975) and could thus be better predictors than behavioral variables, which are more hypothetical and situation specific. The number and composition of family members and the type of housing may affect canine behaviors such as aggression and disobedience(Kobelt et al., 2003) Kubinyi et al. (2009) showed that an owner's gender, age, education, previous experience with dogs, and purpose of keeping the dog had detectable effects on a dog'sbehavior. We agree with these authors(Kubinyi et al., 2009) that analyzing these variables in associations. samples of dog owners might reveal yet uncovered