The database reports information collected before and after a 4-hour educational programme, through a 13-question survey administered to 75 children (aged 8–10) across five classes in three primary schools in Lucca, Italy. The programme aimed to raise awareness about responsible dog ownership, the benefits of dogs for different social groups, and how to design a pet-friendly city.Of the 75 participants, 45 completed both the baseline and follow-up questionnaires. The survey included 5 demographic questions and 8 topic-specific items related to dog management, welfare, and urban planning.Additionally, a “mindset change” tool provided by Design for Change Spain was used in one class to guide children through project-based activities. These included visual prototypes and reflections on promoting their ideas through collaboration with families, schools, and local institutions.

The database reports information collected before and after a 4-hour educational programme, through a 13-question survey administered to 75 children (aged 8–10) across five classes in three primary schools in Lucca, Italy. The programme aimed to raise awareness about responsible dog ownership, the benefits of dogs for different social groups, and how to design a pet-friendly city.Of the 75 participants, 45 completed both the baseline and follow-up questionnaires. The survey included 5 demographic questions and 8 topic-specific items related to dog management, welfare, and urban planning.Additionally, a “mindset change” tool provided by Design for Change Spain was used in one class to guide children through project-based activities. These included visual prototypes and reflections on promoting their ideas through collaboration with families, schools, and local institutions.