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Which pet would you rather have?

Geo Stelar

By Geo Stelar
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  1. 1. Which two?

    • Dog
      7
    • Cat
      7
    • Bird
      1
    • Rabbit
      0
    • Reptile (please specify)
      2
    • Insect (please specify)
      1
    • Wild animal (please specify)
      4

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Geo Stelar CDF Colonel

Geo Stelar

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The question says it all. You can pick two options. :) :)

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Sonia Mendoza CDF Pvt. 1st Class

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Cat and Dog.

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Vy'drach CDF Brig. General

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Went with reptile for the Utahraptor (what, you never said it had to still be alive), and Wild Animal for a fox.

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Geo Stelar CDF Colonel

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Went with reptile for the Utahraptor (what, you never said it had to still be alive), and Wild Animal for a fox.

Wow

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evilwaffles CDF 1st Lieutenant

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I've always been a dog lover, dogs>cats in my opinion. But I would happily have a cat as well.

So I voted Dogs and Cats.

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Vy'drach CDF Brig. General

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Wow

What? Giant raptors are bad effin' ass.

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Jack Of Blades CDF Private

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Dog's doesn't like me, I like them but they don't like me. they always start growling at me even if I am calmer then calmest. I guess something in the inner me pisses them off. Cats however likes me beter. I like cats more therefore. No cat has ever attacked me however I have a memory of 2 Husky's 1 Saint bernard and even a fucking blood dog eating on me.. I've had enough of dogs <.<

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Andrew McCloud CDF Corporal

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Wild animal: Fox for me. Hopefully when I'm out of college I'll actually have a place with enough room for one ^.^;;

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CrypticQuery CDF Lt. General

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Dog (Maybe a German Shepherd, Beagle or Golden Retriever) and Bird (Parakeet/Budgie FTW) :D

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Asper Sarnoff CDF Brig. General

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My family have had/have several dogs over the years, and I've had nothing with good experiences with them.

But, if one is to pick among all kinds of animals, this toughen up quite a bit. Don't think I could make up my mind on this one, so I'll skip.

And as I've said many times earlier, a fox is a wild animal. While it can be domesticated, it would much, much rather live out in the wild where it belongs. It's also very demanding, it can make an awfull lot of noise, it bites and is generally quite a difficult animal to keep as a pet.

Have that in mind before you decide on getting one.

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Guest DRL

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Not sure. If you ask me,

I would rather have a Sentient Ship...

As for 'real pets', well, I have a cat,

and our family has two dogs as well.

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My family have had/have several dogs over the years, and I've had nothing with good experiences with them.

But, if one is to pick among all kinds of animals, this toughen up quite a bit. Don't think I could make up my mind on this one, so I'll skip.

And as I've said many times earlier, a fox is a wild animal. While it can be domesticated, it would much, much rather live out in the wild where it belongs. It's also very demanding, it can make an awfull lot of noise, it bites and is generally quite a difficult animal to keep as a pet.

Have that in mind before you decide on getting one.

Trust me, I know a professional breeder and on more than one occasion have mingled with them and observed their behavior at all points in their life-cycle, I'm quite aware of the issues. And they are not domesticated, that's what happened in that RUssian experiment that left them hardly fox-like. This would be considered making them 'tame'. It's honestly a very easy process, and as long as you are a devoted, loving owner with lots of space and enough spare time and money to look after one, they'll do fine.

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Dublinthefox CDF Colonel

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I would have to say a cat. They're easy to take care of.

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Geo Stelar CDF Colonel

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I would have to say a cat. They're easy to take care of.

Plus they clean themselves :D

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tomas20 CDF Pvt. 1st Class

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I chose Dog and Wild animal.

For the breed of dog, perhaps a German Shepard or a Collie.

As for wild animal, I'd have to choose... a jackal.

Foxes are overrated. :P

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Asper Sarnoff CDF Brig. General

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Trust me, I know a professional breeder and on more than one occasion have mingled with them and observed their behavior at all points in their life-cycle, I'm quite aware of the issues. And they are not domesticated, that's what happened in that RUssian experiment that left them hardly fox-like. This would be considered making them 'tame'. It's honestly a very easy process, and as long as you are a devoted, loving owner with lots of space and enough spare time and money to look after one, they'll do fine.

That's good. My closest neighbour used to keep hundreds, if not thousands of foxes for fur farming, so I do know a thing or two more about them than most people.

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Andrew McCloud CDF Corporal

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That's good. My closest neighbour used to keep hundreds, if not thousands of foxes for fur farming, so I do know a thing or two more about them than most people.

Yeah. It's sad stuff. The guy I know bought the original foxes from a fur seller. Well, guess you could say 'rescued' but he knew the guy and the man selling them was ok with selling them. Now my friend raises them for people who will provide a good home and lots of -attention-. I'm looking at -you-, random people who think owning 'x' number of foxes would be cute. Know your facts!

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Guest DRL

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If I happen to own a Fox, I would release

it into the wild. Maybe if I am lucky it comes

back every now and then, but hey, at least

it has the freedom to choose where to go

or be.

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Vy'drach CDF Brig. General

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If I happen to own a Fox, I would release

it into the wild. Maybe if I am lucky it comes

back every now and then, but hey, at least

it has the freedom to choose where to go

or be.

If an animal isn't accustomed to the wild, then releasing it could be highly dangerous for people, the animal, and the environment.

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If an animal isn't accustomed to the wild, then releasing it could be highly dangerous for people, the animal, and the environment.

I was refering to... A situation

were the animal 'was' born wild,

and somehow ended up under my

care. I should have clarified that, thought.

It is not like people can read my mind.

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Andrew McCloud CDF Corporal

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If an animal isn't accustomed to the wild, then releasing it could be highly dangerous for people, the animal, and the environment.

Hit the nail on the head.

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