A pet that would suit you..

**angela5** · 19-Mar-06, 03:03

hmmm! mine would be a rodent!!!

try this:

http://uk.tickle.com/test/petsuits/start.html

**brandy** · 19-Mar-06, 09:54

mine is a budgie

**Ojibwa** · 19-Mar-06, 10:19

yay!!! My ideal pet is a dog. Just have to convince my husband now.

**moose and Lindsay** · 19-Mar-06, 10:21

Mine is a dog

I did the "if u were a dog what would it be" and i'm a basset

**cuddlepop** · 19-Mar-06, 10:44

Mine's a dog too, just as well as we're getting another one.

**connieb19** · 19-Mar-06, 11:41

Mine would be a fish...how exciting!!

**girnigoe** · 19-Mar-06, 12:24

Mines a rabbit!!

**jac1791** · 19-Mar-06, 12:36

mines a Rabbit !!

**Doolally** · 19-Mar-06, 12:43

It says that mine is a Wild Bird and that I should get a bird table!!

**candyfloss** · 19-Mar-06, 12:51

Mines is a dog

But i don't really think i'm a dog person because i've got two cats

unicorn · 19-Mar-06, 13:28

Your ideal pet is a rabbit!

Eh, what's up doc? There's more to rabbits and guinea pigs than just giving them a steady supply of carrots; just like you, they can be sociable companions who may not adverse to a comforting cuddle when the time is right. They just need to be handled gently, but firmly.

In fact with a bit of patience rabbits can be allowed to roam in the home, as they can be house trained thanks to their habit of always going to the toilet in the same place. Just be wary of any nibbling habits they may have - bunnies have very sharp teeth and your furniture may look tasty. Rabbits and guinea pigs are always popular with children, not to mention adults who have retained a youthful edge to their personality. They are quite easy to keep, although they really need to have access to a run in the garden, or better still the whole garden at regular intervals. Just keep them away from your vegetable patch and make sure you have checked their sexes if you have more than one – they breed like, …well you know!

I am very glad to see that!!!! lol