What makes a good friendly, non smelling pet, also good with kids? We already have 2dogs,hamster, 3 turtle?

Answer 1

Chinchillas, virtually smell free, friendly, take a bit of careful handling at first, so you may want to suervise the kids initially, but very easy to keep, as they can only be fed their specific pellet diet, available at every pet shop ive been in, and silver sand to dust bath in, and active evening times when youre at home.

Answer 2

a rock? lol, loved mine soooooooooo much when i was little and found it just the other day...inventivly enuf called it rockina...bless the kiddy mind. cat do smeel if u dnt change their litter enuf or u dnt realised they've peed or pooed under the table, plus ur dogs might chance it n it might eat the hamster or turtles given half a chance. rats can be lovely, but also buggers, plus ur hamsters won't like the smell of another rodent on u or the kids n may bite.

if u want another pet (sounds like u got a mini zoo going on there!) why dnt u try getting another hamster? if ur up for the challenge (which trust me, isn't that big) u culd try mating them 2 show ur kids how baby animals grow. plus the offspring are normally so cute n cuddly n never bite (i say usually, one out of 80 babies bit, n no they weren't all from one litter! try abt 12 or 13). if u treat the mother wiv enuf love n attention b4 n during her pregnancy then she will actually show u all over her babies! litterally bring them out of the nest wen she hears u 2 show u them! its so cute...just gotta make sure she takens 'em bk in.

if u did wana concider that as a option u can email me if u want more info, its not all plain sailing as im sure u can imagin, but it is very rewarding. any questions abt breeding them i can help u out wiv

Answer 3

I have 3 albino gerbils and they're great pets but like guinea pigs like company so I would get at least 2. I would recommend getting females as they do not smell at all and would recommend cleaning them out every 1-2 weeks. They are also really easy to care for and surprisingly loving if handled everyday. One bit of good advise is to get a glass aquarium for them and fill it with lots of sawdust as they love to dig tunnels which is really fun to watch. I made the mistake of getting a cage and....well....you can imagine he mess! Hope this helps.

Answer 4

I used to have an Albino Rat, they are awesome pets that are good with kids and people. They don't smell much, and can live up to at least 3 years.
Also, they are so adorable! Or a Bearded Dragon Lizard, we also have one,
you don't have to clean their cage like every week, and they're a decent size,
you only have to feed them every, llike 2 weeks or something.

Answer 5

Thats a lot of pets.But what you do is you train them and teach them not to be meen and if they are give them a punishment but you cant hurt them in anyway cause that will make them angrier and angrier.And once there trained there usually better with kids and are nicer and sweeter.Also try watching THE DOG WHISPERER.Its good to get pet help.
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Answer 6

A plastic frog, best kept in pairs else they sulk a bit. keep near front door keeps people away. second though would be a rat as other people have said very friendly you can get white ones visitors say arr he's cute instead of Arrrgh. lol have fun. likes ya have a farm soon lol

Answer 7

A rat they are excellent with children very loyal very sociable love being petted can be trained to litter if you decide to have it running around like i have done with any pet rat i have had. They dont smell, eat anything (except peanuts they are allergic to those).I find female rats more docile than the males, males can be terriorial towards human males (wont be the case across the board just my experience)
Don't go by the bad names rats get they are very clean animals :)

Answer 8

well if you wanted another dog, poodles are good with children, and don't shed, or smell.
if you wanted something a little different then you could get a gerbil. they are friendlier, more sociable than a hamster, and not nocturnal, which means they're awake in the day. and they don't smell as bad, or produce as much waste as hamsters.

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Answer 9

A Ragdoll cat. They're clean, self-sufficient, rarely need grooming and most of them are amazingly cuddly and friendly. Go for a male Ragdoll. They're wonderful. If you get him as a kitten, he'll grow up accustomed to the dogs and won't be scared of them. xxx

Answer 10

You could try a pot bellied pig. You would need to keep him in a very large garden with a stable,but at least the house wouldn't smell.