Most people own domesticated pets, mostly cats and dogs. But had it been possible, few people, if not many, would have been on a whole new level of pet owners’ club – The Wild Pet Owners.
The perilous attraction to owning wild, exotic pets began as a cild, watching Animal Planet and National Geographic with Grandpa, insisting him to bring every animal shown on TV home. Such animals are unique and can really bring something different to the table for those individuals alike me.
And I’m gonna tell you exactly what animals I have wished for the most using the magic of bullet points. Read on!
- Fennec Fox
This fox looks like it jumped straight out of Pokemon! They are beautiful and small, save for their enormous ears. They are somewhat like the combination of a cat and a dog! They are clean and independent like a feline, and very playful and energetic, like a dog.
Small, clean, playful AND can be litter trained? What more would I ever want in a pet? Fennec fox is the dream-pet!
- Sloth
We can all agree that sloths are absolutely adorable. An animal that is capable of having people in a squealing fit through some random videos has to be pretty awesome, right?
Let me tell you why they can be very good pets. They are very friendly in nature. They sleep a lot hanging from wherever they are supposed to, and jump down to go to bathroom ONLY ONCE A WEEK. A golden point there, sluggish buddy!
- Koala Bear
Koala bear can be a fun exotic pet. Their large fluffy ears, fuzzy round head, big black nose and stumpy form make them look like a cuddly teddy bear. The right amount of fluffy, cuteness overloaded. Koala bear has to be my favorite cuddly pet, if ever. The Koala Bear videos should come with a warning. I almost always faint from a near overdose of cuteness!
- Tiger
To start with, baby tigers are ridiculously cute. They are great swimmers, and are extremely intelligent. They can be trained to fetch. They make ferocious guard dogs, yet are as cuddly as a teddy bear. They do everything a regular cat and dog do, so it’s like having two pets but only one lot of mess.
So tiger, why not?
- White Lion
White lions are one of the rarest species ever found on earth. It is believed that their white color is the result of an exceptional gene mutation. Despite being considered a “wild” animal, White Lions can be relatively loyal.
Well, who wouldn’t want a rare, royal pet?
We all love to have adorable pets, who share their love with us, give their back to cry on. Having a pet is an experience that allows you to feel the purest form of joy and attachment. The best thing about having a pet is that you will never feel alone as it will always keep you company. And as long as your pet loves you, it doesn’t matter if they are domesticated or wild.
Here’s for the love of pets!