Best Small Furry Pet - Page 4

AquaPython · 04-30-2009, 01:39 PM

fish dont smell

Rider · 04-30-2009, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Trip

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I went over to my brothers house and saw his dogs and cats. I remembered how much I hate animal stink and no matter how clean you keep your house it's still nasty with animals. Getting a pet is now no more. Fuck pets!

I suggest you never have kids because pets are waaaaaay easier to take care of. No joke. Pets don't lie, they never complain, that don't talk back to you, you only have to feed them once or twice a day and you never have to run your pet to football/soccer/boy scouts, tai kwon do/ school functions/birthday parties...... It never ends. Oh yeah and pets are cleaner than kids.

wildchild · 04-30-2009, 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Trip

Update:

I went over to my brothers house and saw his dogs and cats. I remembered how much I hate animal stink and no matter how clean you keep your house it's still nasty with animals. Getting a pet is now no more. Fuck pets!

ah you've decided to get the best pet of all.....someone else's. leave at their house and go play with it now and then. leave it there when it's time to feed/clean/pick up after. Yeah I wish I would have gotten one of those. LOL

tommymac · 04-23-2009, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Triple

My experience has been just the opposite. Every hedgehog I've met or cared for has been a violent little asshole. They bite and they are covered in spines.

I've only had one rat bite, and that was at the end of her life, when she was sick and dying. My rats always had enclosures large enough that they only required cleaning once or twice a week.

If we didn't have so many damn dogs right now, I'd probably go buy another rat. Cheap furry fun-ness.

So were my alligators and monitors.

Nice, what kind of gators did ya have. A guy at work just offered me a 4 ft american alligator. I should just leave it for the LL.

I thought rats were kind of sociable, I know like all rodents you do need to keep their cages clean.

Tom

Rider · 04-23-2009, 12:59 PM

Salt water aquarium. You don't have to deal with fur all over the place or the possibility to having an allergy to the animal. Low maintenance really compared to cats and dogs, you dont have to walk them and you can leave for a few days and notr have to hire a pet sitter or take them to a kennel. If they get sick you can let them die and just buy more. No expensive vet bills.. and the biggest reason. It is very relaxing to watch the fish swim around.

askmrjesus · 04-23-2009, 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Rider

Salt water aquarium. You don't have to deal with fur all over the place or the possibility to having an allergy to the animal. Low maintenance really compared to cats and dogs, you dont have to walk them and you can leave for a few days and notr have to hire a pet sitter or take them to a kennel. If they get sick you can let them die and just buy more. No expensive vet bills.. and the biggest reason. It is very relaxing to watch the fish swim around.

Now if you could just find him some furry fish, he'd be all set.

JC

rogue · 04-23-2009, 01:05 PM

Well, since you said furry animals, I guess reptiles are out of the question.

Rats make most excellent pets. I prefer them over gerbils and hamsters. My son had a pet rat for a long time. It was funny to see him riding his bike down the street with the rat sitting on his shoulder.

Even though you said furry, have you thought about a bird? Some make really cool pets too.

Amber Lamps · 04-23-2009, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by rogue

Well, since you said furry animals, I guess reptiles are out of the question.

Rats make most excellent pets. I prefer them over gerbils and hamsters. My son had a pet rat for a long time. It was funny to see him riding his bike down the street with the rat sitting on his shoulder.

Even though you said furry, have you thought about a bird? Some make really cool pets too.

Bird? Birds are all maintenance and zero to no fun IMHO.

rogue · 04-23-2009, 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by TIGGER

Bird? Birds are all maintenance and zero to no fun IMHO.

I guess it depends upon the bird.

My roomies have a house full of pets. A pit, a kitteh, 2 spiders, a ferret, and 2 birds. Their birds are less maintainence than the ferret in their opinions.

I'll have to ask Shayne what kind of bird Jack is again. He's the best out of the two although he's an asshole. Among other things, he likes to do fly by's to unsuspecting people and then laughs if you duck. And he has an evil laugh. He's great!

Trip · 04-23-2009, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by rogue

Well, since you said furry animals, I guess reptiles are out of the question.

Even though you said furry, have you thought about a bird? Some make really cool pets too.

I hate snakes with a passion. Growing up shooting water mocassins out of your yard will do that to you I guess. The only good snake is one that is burning in my yard to warn his pals. I am not a fan of lizards or other reptiles.

I like rats, but I don't that A will want one. I want to get something should wouldn't mind having in the house since she will have to take care of it too.

I wouldn't mind a bird, haven't ruled one out.

04-30-2009, 01:39 PM	#1
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04-23-2009, 12:59 PM	#5
Rider Moto GP Star Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 12,156	Salt water aquarium. You don't have to deal with fur all over the place or the possibility to having an allergy to the animal. Low maintenance really compared to cats and dogs, you dont have to walk them and you can leave for a few days and notr have to hire a pet sitter or take them to a kennel. If they get sick you can let them die and just buy more. No expensive vet bills.. and the biggest reason. It is very relaxing to watch the fish swim around.