Animal for teenager..

Question

I need an animal for a teenager that is NOT a guinea pig, snake, or anything gross like that, and no rats. ;)

Thanks.

Answer 1

ferret! they are great for teenagers, they love to play, you can walk them and they live in a cage.. you can train them they just have great personalities! get the 'ferrets for dummies' book it has loads of info!

Answer 2

A hamster maybe? a turtle? a fish? a mouse? a kitten? a puppy?  

Answer 3

Tortoise? Cat?  Dog? Rabbit? Parrot? Budgie? Horse? Fish? Sheep? Pig? Donkey? Horse?

If i think of more i'll add them :)

Answer 4

Guinea pigs and rats are NOT gross.

How about a rabbit or a parrot?

Answer 5

Dog

Answer 6

what about a hamster? im 13 and i have one and i think theyre sooo cool, and theyre really easy to look after. also, i think you should get a syrian hamster because theyre really friendly and all the other kinds of hamsters arent as nice to peapol. and also if you dont want a hamster try these:

fish, cat, chinchilla, ferret there is lots! just go to the pet shop and you will find something.

:D:D:D

Answer 7

How about a ferret?

oh, and guinea pigs, snakes and rats are not gross.

Try this quiz, maybe it will help.

http://www.parents.com/parents/quiz.jsp?...

Answer 8

hamsters gerbils mice ferrets chinchillas degus and trantulars rule

Answer 9

If we're ruling out rodents (and presumably rabbits, which are as "gross" as guinea pigs, hamsters, rats, etc) entirely, I can't suggest anything.  Cats and dogs live too long to be practical pets for a teenager, who will be going through a lot of major life changes in the near future.  And exotic pets and birds are too hard to take proper care of (and many also live too long).

Maybe a betta fish.  It requires only basic feeding and cleaning the tank, and it will grow old and die in a couple years.

Answer 10

A rabbit. Rabbit's are simply to look after, live in a cage most of the time, cheap to maintain, cuddly and have a lovely nature. If you ever choose to have more, they make really cute babies. I have a lovely rabbit and I recommend a Polish or Nether land dwarf rabbit. They're little, have a better nature, cuter and are about the same price... Good Luck!!