Are prairie dogs a one person pet?

All domestic pets come from the wild at one point and prairie dog traits make it where they have the potential to be excellent domesticated pets over time, you have to start somewhere- domestication isn't magic. Also, the main reason prairie dogs are kept as pets, is to save their lives. read more

All domestic pets come from the wild at one point and prairie dog traits make it where they have the potential to be excellent domesticated pets over time, you have to start somewhere- domestication isn't magic. Also, the main reason prairie dogs are kept as pets, is to save their lives. read more

The black-tailed prairie dog is one of the five different species of prairie dogs in the wild and is also the one most often seen in the exotic pet trade. Naturally found in the Great Plains region between Canada and Mexico in the United States, black-tailed prairie dogs live in large colonies in the grasslands. read more

Typically prairie dogs are not a pet you can share with others, and not every prairie dog wants to be a ‘pet’. Each prairie dog is unique in their reactions to environmental stimuli and can vary as greatly as human reactions. read more