Little pets that don’t bite and recognize their owners:

1. Dwarf Rabbit: As the longest-lived rabbit in the world, dwarf rabbits don’t have to be too troublesome to raise. . We need to provide sufficient drinking water, pay attention to environmental cleaning and disinfection, and then provide sufficient food such as rabbit-specific pellet feed, alfalfa, green hay, carrots, etc. Finally, just do the rabbit fur combing, trimming and manicure work.

2. Alpaca: Alpaca is becoming more and more popular now. Alpaca has a very docile temperament and is timid. If someone goes to feed it, the alpaca must wait until the person walks away before eating, even if it is Very familiar with its owner as well. However, it sometimes loses its temper and knows what pain is. For example, when it encounters something unpleasant, it can spray secretions and feces from its nose like a camel, or spit in the faces of other animals to vent its resentment.

3. Ferrets: Ferrets have a very short digestive system and need to eat specially prepared feed. They are not suitable for eating cat and dog feed. Domestic ferrets should be vaccinated against distemper and rabies. Ferrets, like cats, have hairball syndrome and need to regularly remove hairballs from their digestive tracts.

4. Cole duck: It is called "little calling duck" in China. Its lifespan is generally 4 to 12 years. Because it does not grow very big and is small in size, it looks very cute. It is usually kept as a pet. .

5. Sugar glider: The sugar glider is a marsupial with gliding membranes on both sides of its body. They can use the gliding membrane to shuttle through the woods. Most of them live in trees and feed on tree nectar. If you want to keep sugar gliders, it is best to keep two or more at the same time. Sugar gliders feel lonely and bored when they lack companions, and are prone to self-mutilation.

6. Little sun parrot:

The little sun parrot is as big as an apple, and the person who raises the parrot is very affectionate and clingy. It basically does not bark, and it is very small. Vegetarian, smart, and like the Little Sun series, they have a high ability to hold poop and will not poop on their owners.

7. Fennec fox:

The fennec fox is also known as the long-eared fox. The prototype of Nie Xiaoqian in Liu Yifei's version of A Chinese Ghost Story is this little guy. It is one of the smallest canines in the world, about the size of a kitten.

8. Teacup pig:

The "teacup pig" is a kind of miniature pig, which is a cross between Tamworth pig and Gloucestershire pig. The size of a tea cup. Miniature teacup pigs have become a new favorite among animal lovers. This kind of pig is generally no larger than a cocker spaniel. When it is two years old, its body length is 30 to 40 centimeters and its weight is about 30 kilograms.

9. The chipmunk:

The chipmunk is a pet rat that is easy to raise, has a docile personality, is easy to train, loves to be clean, and does not bite. It feeds on fruits, vegetables, nuts, Feeding on seeds and grains, they have been able to recognize people since they were young. Getting started with them is one of the greatest joys of raising squirrels.

10. Anglian mink:

The lifespan of the Anglo mink is between 8 andAt 12 years old, the young mink is naughty and lively, with an active nature. The Anglo mink can be tamed, and its IQ is higher than that of cats and dogs. It is even as smart as a two-and-a-half-year-old child. It can be taught to do many difficult actions.