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Are hedge hogs classified as exotic? I would think so. I put them up there with chinchillas.
I can understand what you are saying DM… thats how I view mice and rats, even though I had some growing up. To me, they are kinda gross. I dont like hamsters, gerbils, or GPs either, though I dont dislike them avidly. I view my rabbit as the top of the rodent category but still a rodent. She is cute, though, and sweet, and all rodents show personality, if not intelligence.
Having that sort of critter in my house wouldn’t go well…I would never be able to let them out, my cats are very dedicated hunters. We have a hard enough time with the bearded dragons…the cats are always on the lookout for a way to get the lid off the tank. We actually lost one that way.
However, I think rabbits (especially the dwarf varieties) are super cute. Mice and rats don’t thrill me though. GPs are cute but every one I ever met has bitten me…. 
Thats why I dont like rats, mice, and hamsters. You cant really tell when they’re gonna bite. GPs either, I guess.
Megani-chan wrote:
Has anyone ever tried to take family photos of Guinea pigs??? They won’t sit still! Well… at least, the non-Windstones won’t
Luckily, they finally paused long enough for one shot.Ohh that is so adorable…I LOVE the photo…
Marzena
purplecat wrote:GPs are cute but every one I ever met has bitten me….
Wow. The one and only time I was ever bitten by a Guinea pig was when the animal in question was very, very frightened. The two little girls I have now, and the sweetie I had a few years ago, wouldn’t bite if you shoved your finger in their mouth. (And I have… just to check the choppers. Must have healthy choppers.) They do like to lick though… which tickles… GPs are really very gentle and sweet if they’re raised right. Good breeders will play with the little ones right from birth so they’ll be friendly and won’t bite. It’s the ones that are bred, weaned, and shipped right to the pet store for profit that are likely to bite if they think they’re in danger. and since they were never played with as babies, they think they’re in danger every time their new human comes to pick them up… or pet them… or look at them crooked…
Nice pic. i’m going to have to do that with my dragons.
I would help but I am just to tired to get out of bed today~
Engaged to a WeaselJasmine wrote:You have real dragons to put in the pic??
Can I get one?? I was thinking the same thing
A pic of some Windstone dragons and, say, an iguana would be pretty cute
Or a smaller lizard climbing on one.
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