Comments on: Pets? http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/pets/ Honoring our furry loved ones! Sat, 31 Jul 2010 20:57:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: lola http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/pets/#comment-524 lola Sat, 13 Sep 2008 13:25:23 +0000 http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/pets/#comment-524 Alot of people ask this question very frequently and i dont know what makes people think ANY pet is easy to take care of. Alot of people right now said Rabbits. Rabbits are not anything near easy taking care of. And one thing also If you dont clean the area your pet is in it WILL smell. Even if its a pet fish. Alot of people ask this question very frequently and i dont know what makes people think ANY pet is easy to take care of. Alot of people right now said Rabbits. Rabbits are not anything near easy taking care of. And one thing also If you dont clean the area your pet is in it WILL smell. Even if its a pet fish.

]]> By: Betsy D http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/pets/#comment-523 Betsy D Wed, 10 Sep 2008 23:17:42 +0000 http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/pets/#comment-523 Rabbits. Very affectionate, need little space, need to only be fed once a day, and are easy to clean (provided it's a wire-bottom cage). They also come in all different sizes and varieties so you can get virtually whatever you're looking for: from a 2lb Netherland Dwarf to a 20lb Flemish Giant. Rabbits. Very affectionate, need little space, need to only be fed once a day, and are easy to clean (provided it’s a wire-bottom cage). They also come in all different sizes and varieties so you can get virtually whatever you’re looking for: from a 2lb Netherland Dwarf to a 20lb Flemish Giant.

]]> By: Jessy5810 http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/pets/#comment-522 Jessy5810 Wed, 10 Sep 2008 21:48:38 +0000 http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/pets/#comment-522 i say a tea cup yorkie i say a tea cup yorkie

]]> By: jennypurplethefirst http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/pets/#comment-521 jennypurplethefirst Tue, 09 Sep 2008 00:18:52 +0000 http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/pets/#comment-521 It all depends on the space you have available to keep a pet. You should look at the area from the animals' point of view and animal proof it accordingly as most animals will escape at some point in their life! No animal should smell as long as you clean it out regularly. Once you've decided on an animal, find out what is involved in caring for them, i.e. cost of food, exercise, time cleaning out, neutering, vets bills etc. Remember that you will be responsible for their care, your mum won't be impressed if she's left to look after the pet! I would personally recommend rabbits. Rescue centres regularly look for homes for bunnies so they are cheap to buy in the first place (mine was £5!) they are usually already neutered, they are relatively cheap to look after and don't take long to clean out, they are clean animals and don't need bathed and will provide you with hours of entertainment! The only downside to them is that they love to chew, but as long as you take time to bunny-proof your home and watch them when they are out they shouldn't be too much hassle. Get a pair so they can keep each other company. Good luck! It all depends on the space you have available to keep a pet. You should look at the area from the animals’ point of view and animal proof it accordingly as most animals will escape at some point in their life! No animal should smell as long as you clean it out regularly. Once you’ve decided on an animal, find out what is involved in caring for them, i.e. cost of food, exercise, time cleaning out, neutering, vets bills etc. Remember that you will be responsible for their care, your mum won’t be impressed if she’s left to look after the pet!
I would personally recommend rabbits. Rescue centres regularly look for homes for bunnies so they are cheap to buy in the first place (mine was £5!) they are usually already neutered, they are relatively cheap to look after and don’t take long to clean out, they are clean animals and don’t need bathed and will provide you with hours of entertainment! The only downside to them is that they love to chew, but as long as you take time to bunny-proof your home and watch them when they are out they shouldn’t be too much hassle. Get a pair so they can keep each other company.
Good luck!

]]> By: Michelle V http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/pets/#comment-520 Michelle V Sat, 06 Sep 2008 09:00:37 +0000 http://www.fluffybear.net/family_pets/pets/#comment-520 a chihuaha or pomeranian or shih zut or the best one a teacup yorkie!! But **** to break it to u but all dogs will smell at some point or another whether its there breath or fur because the rolled into something they shouldn't have or the biggest one thee **** because dog **** doesn't smell like daisies you know! lol! Well here are the links for the pics! ..%5Ccadpic%5C436_Pic1.jpeg ( maybe that ones alittle too big!) I recommend you get the yorkie! But there alittle expensive good luck! *Edit* I thought you were only asking for dogs! lol! But the hamsters and rodents are no fun...there just like decoration the bunny is pretty coll but not as good as a dog if you try out for a bunny try the orange lionhead bunny there cute and small! a chihuaha or pomeranian or shih zut or the best one a teacup yorkie!! But **** to break it to u but all dogs will smell at some point or another whether its there breath or fur because the rolled into something they shouldn’t have or the biggest one thee **** because dog **** doesn’t smell like daisies you know! lol! Well here are the links for the pics!

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( maybe that ones alittle too big!)

I recommend you get the yorkie! But there alittle expensive good luck!

*Edit* I thought you were only asking for dogs! lol! But the hamsters and rodents are no fun…there just like decoration the bunny is pretty coll but not as good as a dog if you try out for a bunny try the orange lionhead bunny there cute and small!

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