Tuesday, December 1, 2009

The Right Pet for You


Are you in a pet search but you haven’t decided on what animal you should get? Read on for some tips to get you closer to being a pet owner.

If you are thinking about getting a pet or pet adoption, this means that you are ready to accept another soul in your life. Some say that animals are better than humans, so having a pet around might be an amazing experience for you. But what is the right pet for you? Are you a cat person or you would be better off with a dog or even with something bigger like a boar or a pig? This all depends on your personality and the amount of free time you have.

So, if you want a dog around, you have to know that this pet will need about 1 to 4 hours of your daily time. A dog needs to be taken out for strolls and it will also need you to play with it. Each breed of dog is different, some have more energy and will require more time spent outside- the case of the Terriers, while other dogs- such as the Basset - will only need a brief walk out. It is a good idea to have a house and a yard; otherwise your pet will most likely be unhappy.

If you have less time, but you would still love a pet, a cat might be the thing for you. Cats do not require much attention, they have their own personality and they do their program as they please, so you won’t have to bother too much about a cat. It will come to you to ask for attention at times and that is all you need to do. A cat will do well in an apartment.

If you like birds, you can get a few birds and they will also require very little attention and space, but you have to know that birds may become very noisy- so ask yourself if you want that noise every day. Forget about birds if you are a stressed person.

In case you are a person who likes the silence, the fish will be excellent pets for you. They will surely not do any noise and will have a soothing effect on you. Watching the fish swim can be a very relaxing activity.

Some people want an unusual pet, such as an iguana or even a pig. It’s not sufficient to want them, you also have to think about the fact that these pets have special needs and you will have to take care of them for the rest of their lives. However, the latest thing is a virtual pet, so you might want to consider getting one and spare you a few complicated chores that are involved in having a real pet. So, have you decided now?

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