What Is Your Dream Pet?

Nyu said:

I'd love a Belgium Sheepdog (so gorgeous) <3 A huskey (so cute) <3 Or a St Bernard (so cuddly) <3
I wish I could have a horse as well, but adding all the elements together, they're so expensive </3
Oooh, I'd also love a small snake of some kind (mum'd never agree though)
Or, like Truck, a pokemon xD

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simonas said:

Nyu said:

I'd love a Belgium Sheepdog (so gorgeous) <3 A huskey (so cute) <3 Or a St Bernard (so cuddly) <3
I wish I could have a horse as well, but adding all the elements together, they're so expensive </3
Oooh, I'd also love a small snake of some kind (mum'd never agree though)
Or, like Truck, a pokemon xD

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you should tell your mum snakes are the easiest pets to keep and most unobtrusive in the house

Mine are in vivs that have viv locks, the temp is set and I clean the water out every day feed once every week or so and as they only poo every 3 weeks or so spot clean when required and changed bedding every month

The hamster my son has is far harder to keep

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Ludwig Venter said:

A panda bear... They look so cuddly, and I'm such a cuddly freak... (my wife will not agree), but I am... (she occassionally comes up under the name "Cheetah").... I Trust she will not see this comment!

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Assaye said:

9) Cats - the bigger and more leopard-like, the better

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chrisbassist said:

Assaye said:

9) Cats - the bigger and more leopard-like, the better

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how about a leopard?

I'd love some leopards.

And we are thinking about ferrets

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Assaye said:

We're considering a serval or a serval-cross if we can provide enough space and stimulation for it.

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Assaye said:

On the list of animals we genuinelly intend to own, space and money permitting:

1) Horses - I have two but they live with my parents
2) Crows
3) A pair of harris hawks (working birds with plenty of flight time)
4) Ferrets (also working, but might have a pet one)
5) A large dog, probably a boarder or welsh collie
6) Rats
7) Crested geckos
8) A bearded dragon (fell in love with one called "Stumpy" at my old job)
9) Cats - the bigger and more leopard-like, the better

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seffieuk said:

REALLY Ace, you mean like the cats I keep

The Bengal cat is a distinct, unique breed of spotted domestic cat derived from the ancestral crossing of a domestic cat such as an Abyssinian, American Shorthair, Burmese or Egyptian Mau with an Asian Leopard Cat. The name "Bengal" is derived from the Latin name of the Asian Leopard Cat, Feline Bengalensis. The domestic Bengal has inherited the exotic, stunningly wild spotted pattern from the Asian Leopard Cat, found in the wild in central Asia. This beautiful breed of cat is very loving, affectionate and friendly whilst retaining the uniqueness of it's wild ancestors.

Seffie x

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Ace Of Spades said:

Assaye said:

On the list of animals we genuinelly intend to own, space and money permitting:

1) Horses - I have two but they live with my parents
2) Crows
3) A pair of harris hawks (working birds with plenty of flight time)
4) Ferrets (also working, but might have a pet one)
5) A large dog, probably a boarder or welsh collie
6) Rats
7) Crested geckos
8) A bearded dragon (fell in love with one called "Stumpy" at my old job)
9) Cats - the bigger and more leopard-like, the better

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You can actually get a cat that has the pattern of a leopard and is a bit bigger then a normal housecat.

It's a Bengal cat

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