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What are some different and wierd house pets?

admin — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 03:33:35 +0000

i know a couple people who own little sharks. I’ve heard you can own a freshwater stingray (are those even real??). Ive seen a video where someone had a pet penguin and it caried around a little pingu backpack (so cute). What other wierd Pets have you heard of that are legal.
the penguin was in japan lol

I considered getting one of those enormous millipedes (it was like, a foot long. Huge.)

I’ve wanted an octopus since I saw a nature show about them. This research facility had one in a tank and kept the crabs to feed it in another tank nearby. Every morning, they would find crab shells in the octopus’s tank…but nobody was feeding the octopus.

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Finally, they watched it one night–the octopus was climbing out of its tank, walking across the floor (well, I guess you could call it walking), climbing up to the crab tank, getting a crab, and walking back to its own tank.

It would get back in its own tank to eat and leave the crab shell in there, I guess, to counfound its owners.

Awesome.

Or a squid–they can flash biophosphorescent lights and they’re as smart as octopi.

Cephalopods are definitely the way to go.

Can you interview with me about service animals and pets?

admin — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 06:56:07 +0000

1. What do you think about service animals in stores and restaurants?
2. What do you think about facility dogs in hospitals?
3. What pets do you like?
4. Do you own pets?If so, what pets do you own?
5. Where do you think pets should live, indoors or outdoors?
6. How do you think pets can help people?
7. Why do you think people like pets? Why do people dislike Pets?

I’m going to assume this is for a school project or something, so I’ll bite…

1.Service animals are well-trained, and well behaved. People need them to function. I have no problem with them in stores and restaurants.

2.Dogs in hospitals are great! They are very helpful, and some cases that were thought to be hopeless have been turned around by a visiting dog.

3. Dogs

4.I have a staffie/pit bull mix.

5.Indoors if its nasty out, if its nice, give them the choice. But always bring them in at night!

6.Pets are companions, offering love without judgement for anyone. In a practical manner, they protect you and your home, from more than just intruders, but fire, or gas leaks… many people have been saved by their pets aletring them to some problem.

7a. See #6. b. Who knows? Maybe people are just lazy and don’t want to clean up after them or give them the love/exercise/care they need.

Are you normally allowed to keep pets when you buy a flat in Australia?

admin — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 16:43:16 +0000

I’m looking to buy a flat but I’ve heard mixed stories about strata laws in Australia and being able to bring in pets. Is it normal that buildings don’t allow small pets like birds or cats even if you buy your own flat?

The general feedback from strata on pets is NO. This fluctuates between strata plans though as remember they apply to townhouses and apartments. If you are an owner it is probably easier to get a pet approved but as a tenant it can be very difficult.

Some strata plans are pet friendly (eg if there is a massive courtyard and it’s more like a terrace than a townhouse) but most aren’t.

You may find that even in a building where Pets generally aren’t permitted they will let you keep one. I am a property manager and we recently received approval for a cat at a "no pets" property. I too rent and we have been allowed to keep our budgie in an apartment. So long as you go about it the right way you should be okay but I’d do a bit of research before making such a huge investment.

Are beagles good pets and do they get along with other dogs?

admin — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 15:57:17 +0000

We are thinking of getting a Beagle puppy. We already have a 7 year old female westie. The new puppy would be female too. Would they get along? Also are they cuddly dogs because I really want a nice snuggly one as well as playful. Are they good Pets in general? Are they yappy too?

I owned two beagles that eventually went on to a have a HUGE litter of puppies! We enjoyed them so much. I would recommend getting a beagle. They are even tempered, playful, happy, and I have even found them to be snuggly too. Mine was always laying right up against me like a baby!! We never had problems with them being yappy. I would say though, if you can, slowly introduce the new puppy to your dog. Just to make sure they will be ok. Animals are as different as people and sometimes they may not want another animal. If you are getting the new pup from someone who has a litter, ask them if you could bring your dog to help introduce a new puppy.

What happens when married people with pets, divorce?

admin — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 08:11:12 +0000

I am not in this situation or anything, but I was just thinking about it. If you are married, and have Pets together, what happens when you get divorced if both parties want the animal? Do they have joint custody, or is one person awarded full custody and how do they decide who gets the pet?

My husband and I will never get a divorce, but if we ever did, he can have the house, I am taking the dogs.

What are some interesting or exotic pets allowed in Australia?

admin — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 20:23:02 +0000

Okay, well I’m 16 years old. I have epilepsy and have startle seizures so a loud pet isn’t a good choice at all. I am willing to spend a fair bit of money on the animal itself. I live in Victoria, so ferrets and rabbits are legal, but I’m looking for something different see?

I wondered if anyone could list (maybe) as many Pets that I could possibly keep (indoor or outdoor) andd some sources on how to care for it.

How about a veiled chameleon? Here is a care sheet with pictures:

http://www.geocities.com/chameleoncreatures/veiled.html

Good luck

Can you take pets out of the country?

admin — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 02:10:44 +0000

I heard you can’t take Pets out of the country. Im planning on getting a new pup and i’m moving to the bahamas afterwards. Will I be able to do this and what will i have to do?

Yes, you can take your beloved pet when you’re moving out of the country. But be aware that most countries have a quarantine regulation. Your pet may need to spend as much as 6 months in a separated kennel facility.
I’ve given you a website to check about your specific country in the source section.

What kind of pets did people have during the American Revolution?

admin — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 06:29:05 +0000

Just a curious question. A friend and I were discussing this and we found it would just be a neat thing to know. Did they even have Pets? I’ve heard dogs were popular, but what kind? I’ve heard a lot of different answers, and research is too much of a pain for a ‘just to know’ question.

I don’t think they tended to keep pets (not the way we think of them), though they would have had working animals, including dogs to guard and manage livestock, horses for transportation, oxen for pulling heavy loads, and cats for pest control. I’m sure there were a few people who had a particular fondness for an animal, but I doubt it was the norm. It would have been an extravagance.

What is happening to pets at home australia?

admin — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 13:26:19 +0000

Mum told me today that Pet Barn is taken over Pets at Home fountain gate,

On further investigation pet barn is also taken over the other two pets at home stores in Mill park and Chadstone.

Does anyone know if Pet barn will take over the Lort Smith Animal Adoption program?
Does Anyone know if Pets at Home will be closed for good? Or are they moving to different locations?
Or are the simple combining both stores and closing the animal adoption program?

i think they are taking over all the Pets at home but im not sure about the adoption side of things. I hope they keep it going

What is happening to pets at home australia?

admin — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 06:58:01 +0000

Mum told me today that Pet Barn is taken over Pets at Home fountain gate,

On further investigation pet barn is also taken over the other two pets at home stores in Mill park and Chadstone.