Anyone else see this "cute" story on the news?

Arztwolf

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http://www.cbsnews.com/news/girl-forms-unbreakable-bond-with-her-pet-duck/

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I actually don't find it all that cute. Sure, the girl is cute and so his her, I think, Peking duck named Snowflake. But there is just SO much wrong with this.
 
Thank you so much for posting this link, @Arztwolf !
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I actually really like it and got some smiles out of the pictures and stories, because I almost kept my Blue Runner (who was very attached to me at the time) as a house duck, diaper and all. They're actually more common than what most are aware of, and there's even a thread devoted to nothing but house ducks here on BYC. What a lucky little girl to be blessed with a wonderful friend for life.
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-Alex
 
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Thank you so much for posting this link, @Arztwolf !
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I actually really like it and got some smiles out of the pictures and stories, because I almost kept my Blue Runner (who was very attached to me at the time) as a house duck, diaper and all. They're actually more common than what most are aware of, and there's even a thread devoted to nothing but house ducks here on BYC. What a lucky little girl to be blessed with a wonderful friend for life.
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-Alex
I think its precious! People love their ducks, chickens, turkeys, etc. It doesn't matter. I guess some think that because Snowflake is only a duck, not your common house pet, that it may be strange. I personally, love it! That little girl is adorable. Thanks for the story.
 
It is cute, but it does make me sad because her school isn't going to allow a duck. Does the poor duck have any duck friends? Will he be able to socialize with other ducks? It makes me wonder about his future.
(it may be obvious, but I know nothing about ducks)
 
It is cute, but it does make me sad because her school isn't going to allow a duck. Does the poor duck have any duck friends? Will he be able to socialize with other ducks? It makes me wonder about his future.
(it may be obvious, but I know nothing about ducks)

I think that as long as the family spends lots of time with him, he should be fine without duck companionship.
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In fact, had she had another one of his kind as a playmate for him, he wouldn't have imprinted solely on her but rather the other duck. Having one duck at a time (provided you are able to fulfill the commitment of taking it places with you) actually is the way to go if you want a loving, loyal pet. Good question!
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-Alex
 

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