As a pet, I have kept one or more:
Dogs
0(0.0%)
Cats
1(3.0%)
Horses
0(0.0%)
Rodents
0(0.0%)
Mammals of other types (cows, sheep, pigs, deer, bears, bats, platypi, primates, apes, elephants, dolphins, etc.)
0(0.0%)
Turtles and snakes
0(0.0%)
Frogs, toads, newts, or salamanders
0(0.0%)
Reptiles and amphibians of other types
0(0.0%)
Talking birds (parrots, cockatiels, etc.)
0(0.0%)
Birds of other types
0(0.0%)
Saltwater fish
0(0.0%)
Other fish
0(0.0%)
Insects
0(0.0%)
Other arthropods (tarantulas, spiders, snails, lobsters, etc.)
0(0.0%)
Anything else
0(0.0%)
I have WANTED, but NOT had:
Dogs
1(4.2%)
Cats
0(0.0%)
Horses
2(8.3%)
Rodents
1(4.2%)
Mammals of other types (cows, sheep, pigs, deer, bears, bats, platypi, primates, apes, elephants, dolphins, etc.)
0(0.0%)
Turtles and snakes
0(0.0%)
Frogs, toads, newts, or salamanders
0(0.0%)
Reptiles and amphibians of other types
0(0.0%)
Talking birds (parrots, cockatiels, etc.)
0(0.0%)
Birds of other types
0(0.0%)
Saltwater fish
0(0.0%)
Other fish
0(0.0%)
Insects
0(0.0%)
Other arthropods (tarantulas, spiders, snails, lobsters, etc.)
0(0.0%)
Anything else
0(0.0%)
If I had to pick ONE type of animal for my NEXT pet, it would be:
Dogs
6(18.2%)
Cats
14(42.4%)
Horses
1(3.0%)
Rodents
1(3.0%)
Mammals of other types (cows, sheep, pigs, deer, bears, bats, platypi, primates, apes, elephants, dolphins, etc.)
1(3.0%)
Turtles and snakes
1(3.0%)
Frogs, toads, newts, or salamanders
0(0.0%)
Reptiles and amphibians of other types
2(6.1%)
Talking birds (parrots, cockatiels, etc.)
2(6.1%)
Birds of other types
0(0.0%)
Saltwater fish
0(0.0%)
Other fish
1(3.0%)
Insects
0(0.0%)
Other arthropods (tarantulas, spiders, snails, lobsters, etc.)
3(9.1%)
Anything else, including NO pets
1(3.0%)
Please specify your answer to #3.
I have had more than one pet at a time before.
Yes, of the same species
5(15.2%)
Yes, of different species
24(72.7%)
No
4(12.1%)
I have had to give up animals that were incompatible with one another.
Yes, of the same species
3(9.4%)
Yes, of different species
1(3.1%)
No
28(87.5%)
I have had a pet from one or more of these rare or unusual taxa before:
Non-dog canine (wolf, fox, coyote, etc.)
0(0.0%)
Wildcat or great cat (tiger, lion, hybrid)
0(0.0%)
Non-horse/pony equid (donkey, zebra)
0(0.0%)
Camelid (camel, dromedary, llama, alpaca)
0(0.0%)
Non-domesticated even-toed ungulate (deer including elk/moose, antelope, giraffe, hippopotamus, etc.)
0(0.0%)
Marsupial (oppossum, wombat, koala, kangaroo, wallaby, etc.)
0(0.0%)
Cetacean (whale, dolphin, porpoise)
0(0.0%)
Arachnid (spider, tarantula, scorpion)
2(28.6%)
Crustacean (crab, lobster, "Sea Monkeys" or other brine shrimp), mollusc (snail, giant oyster) or other non-insect, non-arachnid arthropod (centipede, millipede, etc.)
4(57.1%)
Crocodilian (alligator or crocodile)
0(0.0%)
Flightless bird (kiwi, weka, penguin)
0(0.0%)
Monotreme (platypus, echidna)
0(0.0%)
ETA, 14:10 CST Sat 22 Nov 2008 -
gondhir correctly points out that molluscs (including snails, slugs, and clams) are not arthropods, nor are annelids (worms).For the first three questions. snails and other molluscs belong under "anything else".
For the last question, the category "Crustacean (crab, lobster, "Sea Monkeys" or other brine shrimp), mollusc (snail, giant oyster) or other non-insect, non-arachnid arthropod (centipede, millipede, etc.)" should be "Other Arthropods, Molluscs, and Annelids", my idea being "other shelled, creepy, crawly, and slimy things that aren't proper bugs (insects and arachnids)". Of course, the line between centipedes and other bugs is pretty fine as pets go; you'd have to define "proper bugs" as "having 6-8 legs".
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EDIT: Also, Pandaren icon!
Edited at 2008-11-21 12:14 pm (UTC)
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We also have an opossum living under the house that we feed sometimes, does that count?