Instead, they re rather like minstrels on display, merely amusing me with their antics. I sometimes wonder if it's abusive to keep them captive. I doubt, however, that they endure a similar indecisiveness regarding being contained. They attack the exercise wheel with the resolve of prison yard inmates, faithfully preparing to capitalize on the next chance for escape. Remember that there's a direct relationship between the care you give your pet and the satisfaction it gives you.
Different animals require different levels of interaction.
Choose your pet based on the give and take you seek and the amount of time you have available to share with it. In general, a beloved pet gets buried while a marginal one gets flushed. Specific pet care advice I've learned from personal experience includes not setting loose a lovebird in a wall-mirrored room. Nor is it advisable to poke air holes into the cardboard box the pet store provides for carrying home your new pet. At least not with a 10-inch knife and definitely not with the unsuspecting creature still inside.