Comments on: How to keep my pets from my parents? http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/how-to-keep-my-pets-from-my-parents/ Honoring our furry loved ones! Sat, 31 Jul 2010 20:49:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: moxi http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/how-to-keep-my-pets-from-my-parents/#comment-555 moxi Tue, 12 Aug 2008 22:24:23 +0000 http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/how-to-keep-my-pets-from-my-parents/#comment-555 snakes are really good cause they like dark and smalls places so they are really easy to hid ( trust me ive done it befor but my sis told on me :S) snakes are really good cause they like dark and smalls places so they are really easy to hid ( trust me ive done it befor but my sis told on me :S)

]]> By: Jenn http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/how-to-keep-my-pets-from-my-parents/#comment-554 Jenn Sun, 10 Aug 2008 08:59:14 +0000 http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/how-to-keep-my-pets-from-my-parents/#comment-554 Thats not really a good idea. You WILL get caught eventually. Its not right to coop any animal in a to tiny cage and hide it where it will never come out or have air. Try to convince your parents about how much you want one. Get a small fish or frog. They are super easy to care for. Or get a mouse because they are tiny but they MUST have a cage. Not a box because they chew a lot! Thats not really a good idea. You WILL get caught eventually. Its not right to coop any animal in a to tiny cage and hide it where it will never come out or have air. Try to convince your parents about how much you want one. Get a small fish or frog. They are super easy to care for. Or get a mouse because they are tiny but they MUST have a cage. Not a box because they chew a lot!

]]> By: molly s http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/how-to-keep-my-pets-from-my-parents/#comment-553 molly s Thu, 07 Aug 2008 10:38:30 +0000 http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/how-to-keep-my-pets-from-my-parents/#comment-553 you will be on the dirt list if you bypass your parents orders and sneak something in...once you lose their trust, life can be over as you know it, just wait, or reintroduce the subject later and mention a few small, easy care pets they may approve of. you will be on the dirt list if you bypass your parents orders and sneak something in…once you lose their trust, life can be over as you know it, just wait, or reintroduce the subject later and mention a few small, easy care pets they may approve of.

]]> By: LX V http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/how-to-keep-my-pets-from-my-parents/#comment-552 LX V Tue, 05 Aug 2008 23:44:44 +0000 http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/how-to-keep-my-pets-from-my-parents/#comment-552 And what happens when (not if) they do find it? Will you have to give it away? Take it to a shelter? Or will they simply ask you to release it into the wild? All cruel things to do to an animal. Listen to your parents. And what happens when (not if) they do find it?
Will you have to give it away?
Take it to a shelter?
Or will they simply ask you to release it into the wild?
All cruel things to do to an animal.

Listen to your parents.

]]> By: Shannon M http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/how-to-keep-my-pets-from-my-parents/#comment-551 Shannon M Tue, 05 Aug 2008 00:46:09 +0000 http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/how-to-keep-my-pets-from-my-parents/#comment-551 I wouldn't try to hide pets from your parents, they will eventually find out, trust me. Then you will have to find the pet another home. Instead, try to show them you are responsible and ready for a pet by doing research and showing them how much you know about it and how to care for it. If they still won't allow a pet, you could volunteer at a local Humane Society or get a job working with animals like a pet shop. Then you can have contact and enjoy being around them, but won't have to keep them in your house. I wouldn’t try to hide pets from your parents, they will eventually find out, trust me. Then you will have to find the pet another home. Instead, try to show them you are responsible and ready for a pet by doing research and showing them how much you know about it and how to care for it. If they still won’t allow a pet, you could volunteer at a local Humane Society or get a job working with animals like a pet shop. Then you can have contact and enjoy being around them, but won’t have to keep them in your house.

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