PET A pet will become an important part of your family for several years, so picking the perfect companion must be done carefully. Toy Tips consulted several veterinarians to help you. Consider these guidelines while searching for your new family friend, and remember a perfect pet for one family may not be the perfect match for the next family. A person who travels or works long hours may not be well suited for a dog while a person who likes to go for long walks may not be best matched with a cat. Exotics, including snakes, fish, iguanas and ferrets take up little room.
Reptiles require little attention on a daily basis.
Consider the size of your house and yard before settling on a large dog. If so, consider an animal with a mild temperament and an animal willing to play with your children. Chows, Rottweilers, Dalmatians are not best. Bunnies and Chicks for Easter or how about a new puppy for your nephew's birthday. While you may be the hit of the party you could be the next unwelcome guest.