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What's the best pet for a 5 year old child?
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A rabbit or a pair of guinea pigs?
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The guinea's are good because they are nice and placid and chunky to handle for the younger children.
Have to say that rats are my favourites as they are such characters and much more fun. However, have to supervise closely with the younger kids as my rats are a bit speedy!
I'd get rabbit, guinea's and rats!
The guinea's are good because they are nice and placid and chunky to handle for the younger children.
Have to say that rats are my favourites as they are such characters and much more fun. However, have to supervise closely with the younger kids as my rats are a bit speedy!
I'd get rabbit, guinea's and rats!
What about one of each? Ours always lived together peacefully & quite happily :o)
I grew up with loads of pets and always found my rabbit and guinea pigs so cute and good pets
We have a rabbit (we either had her or she was to be made into a pie, nice way to be about a family pet they had had for 4 yrs, poor thing didn't even have a name!) for our 2 daughter's (3 & 8) and we give them a hand to clear her out but they don't need telling twice to feed her, infact the 3 yr old is more keen than the other one! We've had her prob about a yr and a half now.
I agree with the other's as well tho, rats do make very good pets.
Good luck in finding the new addition to your family :o)
I grew up with loads of pets and always found my rabbit and guinea pigs so cute and good pets
We have a rabbit (we either had her or she was to be made into a pie, nice way to be about a family pet they had had for 4 yrs, poor thing didn't even have a name!) for our 2 daughter's (3 & 8) and we give them a hand to clear her out but they don't need telling twice to feed her, infact the 3 yr old is more keen than the other one! We've had her prob about a yr and a half now.
I agree with the other's as well tho, rats do make very good pets.
Good luck in finding the new addition to your family :o)
Nooooooooo! I've had two experiences with rats: A distraught friend phoned me when her snake had eaten her rodent, and I had to console her (the snakes were nice but the rat was so much more friendly)
And we used to breed them at school for disection and seeing a rat would make me think about that all over again. YUCK YUCK YUCK! Poor things.
It's going to be guinea pigs or rabbits, but I do appreciate your comments - thank you very much.
And we used to breed them at school for disection and seeing a rat would make me think about that all over again. YUCK YUCK YUCK! Poor things.
It's going to be guinea pigs or rabbits, but I do appreciate your comments - thank you very much.
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