Patrick S.
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So, a rare tiger is $300 in Mexico, while a fox, which is an animal I see running around everyday on my drive to work, costs $7000 in Russia...
So, a rare tiger is $300 in Mexico, while a fox, which is an animal I see running around everyday on my drive to work, costs $7000 in Russia...
Capture foxes on your way to work. Sell them for $7000. $$$
I'll need a percentage for the idea, of course.
So, a rare tiger is $300 in Mexico, while a fox, which is an animal I see running around everyday on my drive to work, costs $7000 in Russia...
Is Loki one of those Russian Domesticated foxes you get for $8,000 that are really rare??
No... we paid 300.00 for Loki he is more like your flea-market garage sale type of cheap fox, but he is my little flea-market fox
4So, a rare tiger is $300 in Mexico, while a fox, which is an animal I see running around everyday on my drive to work, costs $7000 in Russia...
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Don't confuse wild fox with Russian pet fox. Russia has monopoly on domestic pet fox they spent decades to bleed.
Would a drug lord sell his tiger for $300 tho?So...
...is it racist of me to think that the guy he saw with the full grown tiger was a drug lord?
Like, who the fuck has a tiger on a leash OTHER than a drug lord? Or a stage magician.
But what if I get the rabies?
So...
...is it racist of me to think that the guy he saw with the full grown tiger was a drug lord?
Like, who the fuck has a tiger on a leash OTHER than a drug lord? Or a stage magician.
If you had a tiger from birth would it be fully domesticated and calm / gentle as an adult?
They're cute when they're all grown up, too.
They're cute when they're all grown up, too.
They're cute when they're all grown up, too.
What the fuck.
It can still kill you by mistake/natural reflexes.If you had a tiger from birth would it be fully domesticated and calm / gentle as an adult?
Poison it and hinder its natural development so it can't kill you and can be a kawaii pet. Clearly the best option for both the tiger and yourself.Is there a way to feed it like anti-growth hormones so it stays little and doesn't kill you?
Lewis has balls of steel.
This guy got scalped with a single paw swipe from this leopard.
Its lewis hamilton xdI imagine it is his pet and they are playing, my dog does similar things, and about the same size..maybe a bit skinnier.
Actually I just googled him, he doesnt own the tiger but has known it since it was a kitten(?)
If you had a tiger from birth would it be fully domesticated and calm / gentle as an adult?
No it's a wild animal. Domestication takes hundreds of years naturally.
The Soviets managed to figure out how to do it in a shorter time but it still took them like 50 years to fully domesticate wild foxes. Then they got bored and got rid of all the cute domesticated foxes.
Poison it and hinder its natural development so it can't kill you and can be a kawaii pet. Clearly the best option for both the tiger and yourself.
Geez. Those dogs are like one wrong move and we are lunch.Cats in general are so fucking awesome, and tigers are the best.
Who was that South African dude with the pet tiger? It basically ate his house and his cars.
Edit: Waking up with Enzo
Love these videos.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEbJV61L2r0
This is a good post, and a wonderfully succinct distinction about the differences between cats and dogs. I loved my cats as a kid, but it's accurate to say we co-habitated rather than me feeling like its owner. Cats remaining semi-feral has long fascinated me.Cats are never 100% domesticated, whether it is a tiger or a normal cat.
Thats the beauty of them, thats what cat owners admire about them. Their instincts remain largely unchanged even after thousands of years of human interaction. That is the "exotic" thing about this species. They are independent animals that if you let them roam free, are fully capable of supporting themselves. And they know that. The know they do not need you to survive, unlike dogs, who are completely dependent on either being fed or scavenging trash. Cats will hunt their food and deal with their personal hygiene themselves.
That doesnt mean that cats dont show affection, on the contrary they are very affectionate. But they will always do so, knowing that they are simply sharing space with you sort of like awesome roommates, never as your "property".
That's why there is a saying that goes: "a human chooses his dog, but a cat chooses its human"
So the answer is no.
A cat will never be fully domesticated., much less a huge Tiger which is capable of even killing you by trying to play with you or trying to show you affection.