I'd have a pet hyena only if it could talk, and its voice was either Whoopi Goldberg or Cheech. The giggling one is a big no.
The ultimate oddball.
- Thread starter Mount_Prion
- Start date
I'd have a pet hyena only if it could talk, and its voice was either Whoopi Goldberg or Cheech. The giggling one is a big no.
I like the giggling one better lol. I don't want to talk to whoopi all day,cheech cool
Sent from my iPod touch using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
Having the cheech hyena would be equivalent to finding 2 million $ in my living room hahaha
Sent from my DROID4 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App
Sent from my DROID4 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App
There are a few species of penguins that you can obtain. There is a trio of them at a house in Ranier Oregon thet you can go and look at for a fee. I had a badger years ago was semi tame as an adult, would eat from our hand but did not like being held.
+1
A female muntjac would also be hella cool. They are around in small numbers in the US iirc.
I would love an arctic fox... played with a three month old wild cub when I was in Iceland, only person who didn't get upset when bitten, but she was just adorable 
really playful and sweet, and a lot smaller and safer to play with than my favorite animal (grey wolf).
One thing I think people (not people here) need to accept when looking at these odd pets is that they are mostly all less domesticated than more common animals, so their not as "safe". I just wish people would think before buying a tiger then having its toes cut off for example.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App
really playful and sweet, and a lot smaller and safer to play with than my favorite animal (grey wolf).One thing I think people (not people here) need to accept when looking at these odd pets is that they are mostly all less domesticated than more common animals, so their not as "safe". I just wish people would think before buying a tiger then having its toes cut off for example.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App
I would love an arctic fox... played with a three month old wild cub when I was in Iceland, only person who didn't get upset when bitten, but she was just adorable
One thing I think people (not people here) need to accept when looking at these odd pets is that they are mostly all less domesticated than more common animals, so their not as "safe". I just wish people would think before buying a tiger then having its toes cut off for example. View attachment 968124
Sent from my GT-I9100 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App
You can buy completely domesticated foxes that come from Russia. They have been neutered so you can't breed them. They have a lucrative market. Demand and zero competition.
Sent from my SCH-S960L using MonsterAquariaNetwork App
