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Mr. Ree 13 year s ago
If those rats were truly intelligent, they would be wary of that fat bitch - she'll probably eat some of them as a snack.
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einsib 13 year s ago
I can understand having a newborn rat baby and raise it as your pet but the rat's that hang out in sewers and what have yous are disease infested vermin that should be avoided.
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stuff 13 year s ago
Well, DUH, you don't take a rat off the street and call it a pet. These are "fancy" rats that are sold at pet stores and breeders. I've had pet rats for 12 years and my house never feels complete without the furry pitter patter of little rattie feet.
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shedragon61 13 year s ago
Domestic rats are very affectionate and clean. Unlike their nasty city counterparts!
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skydancer 13 year s ago
Rats (the domesticated ones) are more loyal to a single person than a dog.
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AnnaG 13 year s ago
Did anyone see that episode of Hoarders on A&E with the guy that "accidentally" let his rats take over his house? They took out over 2000 rats!!! CRAZY!
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viper 13 year s ago
retards! sorry they are TURDS !
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briere 13 year s ago
i love my pet rats there just like puppies and are very loyal to there owners
Their friends have learned to adapt and get along with the furry vermin some of them have even played with the furry little beasties. The rat loving couple will even be making an appearance on television showing off how this unusual couple and their 27 rat pets live.
Learn Something Fun: Gambian Pouch Rats have been trained to sniff out mines in war torn countries - due to their light weight they are far less likely to explode the mines then sniffer dogs are.
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Mr. Ree 13 year s ago
If those rats were truly intelligent, they would be wary of that fat bitch - she'll probably eat some of them as a snack.
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einsib 13 year s ago
I can understand having a newborn rat baby and raise it as your pet but the rat's that hang out in sewers and what have yous are disease infested vermin that should be avoided.
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stuff 13 year s ago
Well, DUH, you don't take a rat off the street and call it a pet. These are "fancy" rats that are sold at pet stores and breeders. I've had pet rats for 12 years and my house never feels complete without the furry pitter patter of little rattie feet.
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shedragon61 13 year s ago
Domestic rats are very affectionate and clean. Unlike their nasty city counterparts!
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skydancer 13 year s ago
Rats (the domesticated ones) are more loyal to a single person than a dog.
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AnnaG 13 year s ago
Did anyone see that episode of Hoarders on A&E with the guy that "accidentally" let his rats take over his house? They took out over 2000 rats!!! CRAZY!
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briere 13 year s ago
i love my pet rats there just like puppies and are very loyal to there owners