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Exotic Pet Behavior




By Parry Urina

The rich and famous are known for starting all types of trends and one of the latest is using pets for fashion accessories. Famous for nothing Paris Hilton and pop starlet Britney Spears are just a few of the individuals in the limelight carrying small pocket sized pets as accessories. However, while this trend seems to be taking off and many stars as well as the not so famous have purchased pets to accessorize their wardrobes it really is not a trend that the general population should follow.

How to Deal with Exotic Pet Behavior

Many people are drawn by the desire to own exotic pets.

Some say it is to answer the need to be different and unique. Some have this obsession for anything exotic. Others are simply called into the wild.

No matter what the reasons may be, anybody who wants to own an exotic pet will definitely do everything to do so.

Basic Requirements in Owning an Exotic Pet

There are many things to consider in owning a pet. However, there are basic considerations before bringing home the exotic animal. Would you like to buy exotic pets?

The household must have the physical structures needed to support the movement and 'lifestyle' of the pet. For example, there must be enough room for the big pet.

Financial considerations should also be factored in. Most exotic pets require unusual diet. The food alone can sometimes be burdensome.

There are also specific exotic pets that may be restricted or regulated by the local and federal laws like monkeys and tigers. Make sure no law is violated by bringing home the exotic creature.

Consent of everyone in the household must be acquired first. This is to avoid any problems or fights in the family and to maintain harmonious existence. Support or help in the household may also come in handy in caring for the pet. Do you hope to have a pet that likes to be around people or can your ideal pet hide away when guests come around? Some pets live indoors all the time while others can spend a lot of time outside. Which do you prefer? Finally, one must also know how to properly deal with the behavior of the pet. In this regard, the following tips may be considered: 1. Research First Before bringing home the exotic pet, be sure that the type will suit the needs and demands in the household. There could also be peculiar behaviors that may irritate the household. Will it fit in the house? Should it stay indoor or outdoor? What are its toilet habits? Does it ever get noisy? Does it need a mate or can it live alone? 2. Consult the Veterinarian Exotic pets behave differently than household pets. They may have needs that are beyond what the house can provide and only a veterinarian can answer. However, not all veterinarians will accommodate a wild pet. Find a willing one that you can turn to when things get a bit complicated. 3. Get a Professional Trainer There are behaviors in exotic pets that can be trained. Get a professional trainer that can teach this to them to make life with the pet easier and if possible, more fun. 4. Know the Limitations Owners must know the limitations in the behavior of exotic pets. There are those that can be played with but be alert always of the limitations. Conclusion Know the way exotic animals behave. This will help in dealing with wild pets and enjoying them. Some pets are stolen. A pet thief may snatch Fifi or Fido in hopes of getting a reward for its return, or to use in dog fights (even small or gentle dogs are susceptible – they can be used as "bait"), or for use in cult rituals.
 
 
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