Nope.
I've heard they are somewhat similar to cats when it comes to their general attitude and interaction with people.
It's an interesting thing to research into on google or something, just to see what it's like. I myself wouldn't do it though. They'd obviously need special needs due to the fact that you don't see "skunk food" or "skunk treats" on the petstore shelves. You'd also have to find a vet that knows how to treat it. I believe in the area I live in, you also need a license to own a skunk.
I don't like the whole idea of "de-odorizing" the skunk; surgery to remove the gland that produces that skunk smell. It's like removing a cats claws: that is that animals natural defense. You shouldn't take that away from them. So what am I saying? It's best to leave these animals in the wild and admire them from a distance.
2007-08-20 15:06:29
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answered by ferrisulf 7
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properly, you will be able to desire to speak to greater human beings, in case you have in hassle-free terms heard stable issues. Please seek advice from a skunk rescue earlier getting one. they could harm issues around the residing house. they could chew and characteristic sharp the teeth, and take issues in my view, regardless of in case you accidently step on or kick them together as strolling, you have got a skunk opt to "get decrease back" at you, that could recommend peeing on your mattress. you in addition to could can not merely feed fruit and greens like somebody suggested. they want a intently arranged eating recurring which includes meats and bugs as properly. they want a house the place they sense shelter, walks, a robust vet who will descent a skunk. Vets many times do not opt to try this because of the fact it ability probable making his day or week ruined while the sac explodes throughout the time of or after removing. Skunks are temperamental. Be keen to handle carpet digging, wall chewing, biting, injuries, etc. you may desire to locate a skunk breeder, and you in addition to could could desire to confirm the guidelines the place you reside assist you maintain one. maximum US states have banned skunks as pets.
2016-10-16 06:58:07
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answered by Anonymous
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i did have a skunk for a pet. they r very sweet and fun. u need to frind a vet that will take out the stink gland. and remember they can still harm u.my aunt was taking care of mine and fed it meat and it attacked her so do not feed them meat feed them fruit and veggies. hope u have fun with urs if u get one.
2007-08-20 13:14:49
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answered by barrel racin babe 2
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No, but I heard from an old game warden that there is a way to de-scent them and that they do make fair pets.
2007-08-20 13:14:02
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answered by andyg77 7
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Nope... nor have I ever known anyone who has.. Hm. I don't think I would want one, just because of the whole spray-smell thing. They are kind of cute though... from a distance :P
2007-08-20 13:12:42
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answered by peace turtle 4
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