Where I come from - England - hedgehogs live wild and we would never keep them as pets..... Would you bring in a racoon, skunk or possuum?
Hedgehog kills her hoglets!
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FYI - baby buns are kits. Baby cats are kittens.
FYI - baby buns are kits. Baby cats are kittens.
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skunks and racoons are often pets here.
skunks and racoons are often pets here.
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These are mini hedgehogs, not quite the same as your big ones.
I'd keep a de-scented skunk. Cute buggers, they are.
These are mini hedgehogs, not quite the same as your big ones.
I'd keep a de-scented skunk. Cute buggers, they are.
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lots of people have kept coons as pets, skunks too. I've heard that skunks make better pets than coons
lots of people have kept coons as pets, skunks too. I've heard that skunks make better pets than coons
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lots of people have kept coons as pets, skunks too. I've heard that skunks make better pets than coons
Skunks are high maintenance so they are best kept by someone who doesn't work outside the home. Their first 3 months of life they need to be with their person just about 24/7. And, like ferrets, skunks are theives and hoarders. Missing a curling iron? Skunk took it.
lots of people have kept coons as pets, skunks too. I've heard that skunks make better pets than coons
Skunks are high maintenance so they are best kept by someone who doesn't work outside the home. Their first 3 months of life they need to be with their person just about 24/7. And, like ferrets, skunks are theives and hoarders. Missing a curling iron? Skunk took it.
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lots of people have kept coons as pets, skunks too. I've heard that skunks make better pets than coons
Skunks are high maintenance so they are best kept by someone who doesn't work outside the home. Their first 3 months of life they need to be with their person just about 24/7. And, like ferrets, skunks are theives and hoarders. Missing a curling iron? Skunk took it.
As opposed to coons, who do their mischief right out in the open.
lots of people have kept coons as pets, skunks too. I've heard that skunks make better pets than coons
Skunks are high maintenance so they are best kept by someone who doesn't work outside the home. Their first 3 months of life they need to be with their person just about 24/7. And, like ferrets, skunks are theives and hoarders. Missing a curling iron? Skunk took it.
As opposed to coons, who do their mischief right out in the open.
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or crows. My grandfather used to tell us about a pet crow he had as a child. Anything shiny he would hide in his nest.
or crows. My grandfather used to tell us about a pet crow he had as a child. Anything shiny he would hide in his nest.
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lots of people have kept coons as pets, skunks too. I've heard that skunks make better pets than coons
Skunks are high maintenance so they are best kept by someone who doesn't work outside the home. Their first 3 months of life they need to be with their person just about 24/7. And, like ferrets, skunks are theives and hoarders. Missing a curling iron? Skunk took it.
That cracked me up!
lots of people have kept coons as pets, skunks too. I've heard that skunks make better pets than coons
Skunks are high maintenance so they are best kept by someone who doesn't work outside the home. Their first 3 months of life they need to be with their person just about 24/7. And, like ferrets, skunks are theives and hoarders. Missing a curling iron? Skunk took it.
Diet can play a role as well, what sort of diet do you have her on?
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