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Thinking of Getting a Pet? Here’s Some Information You Need to Know How to Pick The Perfect Pet.

There are two major decisions to be made when choosing Our pets.
1. Firstly, and most obviously, what breed of pets is going to be right for you and your family. It is absolutely essential that both you and the pet are compatible with each other. for example, It would not be suitable to buy a Bull Mastiff pup if you live in a tiny tenth floor flat, because he would grow too large to live in it and both of you would be unhappy. It would not be suitable to buy a Shih Tzu if you were expecting a child. The Shih Tzu is a jealous dog by nature and the new child would upset the environment to which the dog would have grown accustomed.

2. Secondly, and perhaps not quite as obviously, what sex is going to be suitable for you and your family.
Do you have any other pets which might be intimidated by a new male pet(Dog, Cat) that is of a very dominant nature, unless both pets have been trained to stay with each other.
Do you want to run the risk of being responsible for a litters worth of babies? should your pet accidentally get pregnant?
Do you want a male who wanders off in search of a mate?
Do you want a dominant or submissive pet?
All of these questions and more need to be considered before a new pet is chosen.
Once the breed and sex have been decided on, you must then seek to choose your pet on it’s own individual merits.
Each pet is different and certain pets would just not suit certain people and vice versa.
Always watch the pet in it’s own environment (i.e. with it’s litter) to see how he behaves.
Consider how much you are prepared to change your way of life to accommodate your new pet.
If a large change would not be possible perhaps a more passive, more submissive member of the litter would be suitable.
Perhaps you want a lively, bold pet, then the alpha male, maccow parrots, bengal kittens would be a wise choice.

Here is a five point guide to consider when buying a new pet.

* Ensure that you are equipped personally and financially to look after a new pet successfully.
*Be certain of what breed and sex you want before getting to know any individual pet species. (You may become attached to a pet that is completely unsuitable for your situation)
* Be sure the breeder is a reputable one (LIKE US). Enquire about his policy on taking back an unsuitable pet species. Does he possess the relevant paper work to be selling you the pet?
* Spend time with the prospective pet before deciding, you may like him but he may be uncomfortable with you or a family member for any number of reasons.
*Ensure that the pet is free of any condition or disease that may prevent your enjoying of a long and happy life with your new friend.