Do Tubeworms make a good affectionate pet?

I'm a cat (and dog and bird) person myself, but a friend had a white lab rat as a low-key pet for his children. Not a bad choice. They can be put ... A few rodent toys are fairly cheap, and it's a good idea to have some so that your rat isn't left, bored, to its own devices (yeah, can't resist the puns). read more

Cats are small and really don’t need you to do much and some can be calm, but I think dogs are more affectionate. Cats could not really care less about you, but dogs generally want to be with you. You can get small dogs and find some who are very calm. read more

“Making good pets” depends on a lot of factors: nature is one. Nurture is another one. The compatibility between the family and chosen pet is another important factor. Most dogs make good pets, regardless their origin. Not all of them. And there are advantages and disadvantages in every case. read more

Such displays of affection from a pet cat such as an upright tail and rubbing up against owners are clear displays of affection which are frequently misunderstood by human owners. Despite the stereotype of being cold and distant, cats are clearly affectionate pets. read more