Canine Virtuoso: The New Guinea Singing Dog
The New Guinea Singing Dog has one of the most beautiful vocalizations in the animal kingdom. Sadly, their sublime song may be lost forever.
So you want a pet Tiger? But alas, these wild animals are not really suited to being pets. However, if you really love tigers and still want one as a pet, why not adopt one in responsible way? Find out here how you can.
The New Guinea Singing Dog has one of the most beautiful vocalizations in the animal kingdom. Sadly, their sublime song may be lost forever.
My wife and I do not own any dogs, but have found that some animals make just as good pets, or even better. If for some reason you cannot have a dog, or just do not want one, these are great alternatives, however they are illegal as urban pets in most areas.
Snakes are growing in popularity, but many first-time owners don’t know how to recognize a healthy snake.
The “Spiderman” lizard is becoming a popular pet, yet many people do not realize the commitment that owning one of these beautiful animals requires.
Possibly the two most famous pet monkeys are Curious George and Cheeta. Both are fictional. Curious George being owned by “the Man in the Yellow Hat” and Cheeta being owned by Tarzan.
Green Anoles are often kept as starter lizards. Sadly, many of them die because people think they are easier to care for than they really are, and fail to meet some of their basic needs.
One of the most popular lizard pets these days is the colorful leopard gecko. With their bright, eye-catching patters, geckos can make any home more interesting. But many new owners don’t know what they need to in order to take care of them.
Hamsters are smaller and cuter, but are more apt to bite. Guinea Pigs on the other hand, have a cute way of communicating with you. They make a variety of sounds depending on their mood. They will greet their owner with cheerful sounds as they anticipate treats.
Many people often find themselves owning a pet before they are ready. Sadly this means that the pet suffers in some way, either from neglect, or it is abandoned because the owner can not continue to care for it. If you ask yourself some simple questions before you get the pet, it shows you truly care about the long-term commitment of owning an exotic pet.