Can a pet Penguin be house trained?

Having a pet penguin is extremely challenging. Unless you have one of those freaky, warm weather “penguins”, the first thing you'll have to do is lower the temperature in your house to below freezing. This is because penguin shit smells absolutely revolting and there is no way to toilet train a penguin. read more

Frozen house. Smells like dead fish. In debt because of fines for animal cruelty. Theoretically, it is possible to imprison a penguin in your home, but it would be debatable who’s really the prisoner, you or the penguin. But in short, no. Penguins can not be house trained. read more

All species of penguin are protected so that you could only (legally) get a penguin from a zoo that had bred it. Penguins are social animals and live in large colonies. I'm sure you don't want a depressed penguin, so you'd need to get him some friends. You'll need approximately 20 penguins to get the party going. read more

In order to obtain an exotic pet the person who is selling it to you has to have a USDA license and report the sale to our agency so we can come and inspect your facility. You will be required to find an exotic vet which certifies a document that the animal is in good health every year additionally. read more