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Keeping a pet represents a tremendous commitment on the part of the owner. Pets rely on their owners for their most basic needs, and if the owner is neglectful, or "just doesn't feel like" taking care of the animal, it will suffer. Some small mammal pets have a lifespan of only a couple of years, which is fairly short as compared to other pets. Because of the limited lifespan, a small mammal as a first pet would be a good choice for a parent to test a child's commitment. However, that should not relieve a child (or any pet owner) of responsibly caring for the animal.
 
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Because of their small size, Polish rabbits need less space in cage and barn facilities, and take up less space in apartments than some of the larger bunnies. As with other small breed rabbits, they tend to be higher strung than their larger counterparts. They are also not ideal pets for small children as they are easily dropped, injured and stepped on. Their high-strung nature makes them more suited for a mature, rabbit-loving, adult home. However, the polish rabbit is not usually mean. Bucks are little clowns and are extremely fast if you let it loose good luck catching it, but they generally calm down at about two years of age. Does tend to be reserved in personality.
 
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;Diet: Wild animals do not eat the same foods as humans or domestic animals. It may not be possible for you to feed them what they need. If they do not get proper nutrition, they will not remain healthy.
 
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;Legal Concerns: It is illegal to keep wild pets in many localities. If you capture a wild animal and try to keep it as a pet, you may very well be breaking the law.
 
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;Not Abandoned: When people find baby animals that are apparently abandoned and attempt a "rescue," they are usually only interfering with the animal's life. In the vast majority of cases, the mother is nearby, and will return to it. Taking the baby animal in no way rescues it at all.
 
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;Releasing: Many people believe that when they get tired of their wild pet, they can merely release it back into the wild. However, if the animal was in captivity from youth, it will not have learned any survival skills, making this move a death sentence for the animal. Further, the animal's diet will necessarily have to change which will cause digestive problems. Remember, wild animals and domestic animals do not eat the same foods. This animal will have undergone two major dietary shifts - the first when it was captured, and the second when it was released.
 
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;Proper Care is Nearly Impossible: It is nearly impossible to meet all the requirements a wild animal needs for survival. Many wild animals require specialized care in facilities staffed by highly trained professionals. A wild animal will almost never develop affection for its owner, and because it is wild, can turn on its keeper in an instant, causing serious injury, or possibly even death.
 
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;Babies Grow Up: Baby animals grow up. They are not usually as cute when they are fully grown, and most people greatly underestimate the strength of an adult wild animal. Given the change, it can easily overpower a human being. As they grow, their appetites grow too, and can often be accurately described as voracious. An adult wild animal can eat you out of house and home!
 
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Mamíferos pequeños como mascotas

Nivel de destreza

2

Año

1997

Version

06.07.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

Asociación General

Small Mammal Pets AY Honor.png
Mamíferos pequeños como mascotas
Estudio de la naturaleza
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
Asociación General
Año de introducción
1997
Vea también
Maestría de Naturaleza
Maestría de Zoología


1

Tener la especialidad de Mamíferos.


Para consejos e instrucciones, véase Mamíferos.


2

Mantener un mamífero pequeño como mascota durante al menos seis meses (perros y gatos no se incluyen entre los mamíferos pequeños como mascota). Para una lista de propuesta de mascotas para elegir, ver el requisito 5.



3

Completar una de las siguientes actividades:
a. Si actualmente dispone de un mamífero pequeño como mascota, mantener un registro de la atención de su mamífero pequeño durante un mes. Incluir en el expediente cuando le da agua, alimento y cuando limpia su jaula.
b. Si actualmente no dispone de un mamífero pequeño como mascota, pero ha mantenido una durante al menos seis meses, cuidar para alguien uno durante al menos una semana. Registrar la atención que fue requerida.


AY Honors/Pet care records/es


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Dar un informe (por lo menos seis minutos) de lo que haya observado de su pequeña mascota. Incluir comidas favoritas, algunos de sus hábitos, cuándo está más activo y su historia favorita de su mascota, etc.



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Completar lo siguiente:


5a

Ser capaz de distinguir entre los siguientes grupo de mamíferos pequeños como mascota (Nota: si la lista de pequeños mamíferos domésticos mencionados no se encuentran en su área, puede sustituir pequeños mamíferos domésticos locales):


i

Hámster


ii

Jerbo (gerbilino)



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Ratas



iv

Ratón



v

Cuy (conejillo de Indias o cobayo)



vi

Chinchilla



vii

Conejo



viii

Hurón





5b

Describir la atención básica de uno en la lista anterior y describir como difiere la atención de otro de la lista.




5c

¿Cuáles de estos animales no son roedores?




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Escribir un ensayo de 200 palabras sobre la historia y el calor de alguno de los anteriores y las características que tienen que las hacen buenas mascotas.



7

Ser capaz de identificar cinco variedades de hámster y cinco variedades de conejos.



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¿Por qué no es bueno hacer mascotas de los pequeños mamíferos capturados en el medio silvestre?



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Rabia: ¿Qué es? ¿Cómo se propaga? ¿Puede obtener la rabia de pequeños mamíferos? ¿Se puede curar? ¿Cómo se puede evitar? ¿Cuáles mamíferos pequeños como mascotas pueden llevarlo?



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¿Por qué no se debe manejar los mamíferos pequeños cuando uno tiene gripe?



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Buscar en la Biblia tres referencias a los animales que ahora se consideran como pequeño mamíferos como mascotas. Según la Biblia, ¿se consideran carne limpia o inmunda?





»”Y tendréis por inmundos a los siguientes animales que se mueven sobre la tierra: la comadreja, el ratón, las distintas especies de rana, el erizo, el cocodrilo, el lagarto, la lagartija y el camaleón.
-- Levítico 11:29 y 30



Referencias

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