My girlfriend is into exotic animals and she’s always wanted one as a pet. She lives in the Philippines so the pets available there can be limited and expensive. The last time I went there was during the Asian date tour we met in and I noticed how most of the animals people keep as pets were domestic breeds which weren’t really well taken cared of. I was thinking of buying one here in the States and bringing it with me to her place as a surprise birthday gift. Any suggestions on what animal I should pick out? Here are some few options I’m considering:

Hedgehog
Miniature Pig
Bearded Dragon
Sugar Glider

The other problem I would have is if it would be legal for her to keep any of these in the Philippines or if i could bring them over. If all else fails, my back up plan to just buy her a bred dog or cat instead. Need some advice!

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A hedgehog looks ok to me. The others on the list are pretty much weird if u ask me

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sett1ngz:
There was a thread where someone wants to Dell live crocodile. Gladly purchase it

I don't think her place would be suitable to have a crocodile LOL

Blackbelly:
A hedgehog looks ok to me. The others on the list are pretty much weird if u ask me

well, for sure the ladies love hedgehogs than the other things I mentioned. But keeping the list open is a good idea

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Oh, what about a ferret?
They can make excellent pets if you are willing to give them a great deal of care and attention. They’ll repay you with entertaining antics and loving companionship. That's for sure!
By the way, they are not so difficult to care about! Just visit this source and check this guide.
It's the best gift ever!

gwenstephany:
Oh, what about a ferret?
They can make excellent pets if you are willing to give them a great deal of care and attention. They’ll repay you with entertaining antics and loving companionship. That's for sure!
By the way, they are not so difficult to care about! Just visit this source and check this guide.
It's the best gift ever!

Where do you get ferrets in Nigeria, don't think we have them around here..

rickll2:
My girlfriend is into exotic animals and she’s always wanted one as a pet. She lives in the Philippines so the pets available there can be limited and expensive. The last time I went there was during the Asian date tour we met in and I noticed how most of the animals people keep as pets were domestic breeds which weren’t really well taken cared of. I was thinking of buying one here in the States and bringing it with me to her place as a surprise birthday gift. Any suggestions on what animal I should pick out? Here are some few options I’m considering:

Hedgehog
Miniature Pig
Bearded Dragon
Sugar Glider

The other problem I would have is if it would be legal for her to keep any of these in the Philippines or if i could bring them over. If all else fails, my back up plan to just buy her a bred dog or cat instead. Need some advice!

Are you sure she likes pet, if she does, ask her or test her to see which she'd prefer.

riksss:
Ferret is an interesting pet

Yes, ferrets are beautiful and interesting creatures. My brother has a ferret, he came with him to visit us. I was pleasantly surprised how smart this pet is. They are very playful and curious, and also love to do mischief . I really liked my brother ferret Fitty. I thought to have one, but I'm not sure that I have enough time for all my pets. If you still decide to have a ferret, then I recommend you look for more information about these animals, for example here [url]bestferretguide.com[/url]. Ferrets aren't difficult to care for, but there are certain nuances, for example, the smell, the size of the cage and which toys are suitable and which aren't.

Embracing the ferret is a good idea if you want to spend money. Often ferret shelters and national animal rescue organizations offer ferrets and/or ferret supplies to people who prove they can and would give a better family. While there will probably be a fee, they are mostly lower than pet store prices and that money is used to spend on the aid of the additional ferrets at the shelter. It’s the good feeling knowing that you’re caring for the ferret who may have been in a terrible situation.

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