Definitely not. Raccoons are meant to be wild animals.
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If your considering a racoon as a pet check with your local and state agenbcies to be sure it is not illegal to own one.
Racoons live 10-15 years and can be vaccinated against disease.
Racoons are prone to biting,especially if they feel threatened.
If you are considering owning a racoon as a pet remember it would be very hard for the animal to survive in the wild after being domesticated.
I'm assuming you mean good pet? They are expensive to purchase, however they have a fascinating personality. You must child proof your entire house (including upper and lower cabinets). They will get into everything, but they can be litter box trained. They can be very entertaining.
depends on how u treat them i had have several my fathers on the other hand got punished alot and hated everyone but my Roxy she is the sweetest i have had her for about 15 years and she is still very loyal. me and her make a great pair and u know u may get diffrent results from everyone. someone ran over her mum and i took them in and i just fell in love with her and we have been together since i do ask of whom ever reads this please watch where Ur driving thank u
Take it from a wildlife rehabilitator who has cared for dozens of raccoons and raised many from baby to adult, they do not make good pets. As a baby they are quite cute and affectionate. However, once they reach adolescence and hormones kick in, they can become little terrors. They do not respond to discipline and do not know the meaning of the word "NO!" They are capable of inflicting serious damage to the human body with their teeth and claws. They can also carry a number of diseases and parasites than can be fatal to humans. Stick with a dog or cat. They are also illegal to keep as pets in most locations.
Most states or municipalities have outlawed the keeping of wildlife as pets. Raccoons do not make good pets. As babies they can be quite tame and affectionate but as they become adults their temperament can be quite unpredictable and potentially dangerous. I have raised many orphaned raccoons for a local wildlife rescue group for release back to the wild and can guarantee you will eventually have problems.
Take it from a person who has raised many, many orphan raccoons to be released back into the wild, They do NOT make good pets. When babies are very young they can be quite gentle and affectionate. However, when they reach 3-4 months of age they can become quite unpredictable and vicious. Stick with a dog or a cat.
No! I have raised many, many orphaned raccoons for a wildlife rescue group. They are quite gentle and affectionate as babies but once they reach adolescence all bets are off. It is also illegal to keep raccoons or any wildlife as pets in many places.
No, raccoons do not make good pets. I have raised many, many orphaned raccoons for a local wildlife rescue group. When they are quite young they can be quite friendly and gentle. However, as they mature their temperament becomes unpredictable and they can suddenly quite vicious.
Raccoons are great pets . They take alot of time. If you have the time and the space there the best pet you can own .
They make very good pets. They need to sell them in pet stores!
If they have rabies, and if they weren't trained, I wouldn't keep one. Other wise ....yes.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department does not give an estimated population for raccoons. They do say that even though bobcats and coyotes prey on them for food, that the number of raccoons in Texas is not in decline.
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I don't think you're supposed to have them as pets, they belong in the wild. So no. They aren't.
at night unless they have rabies then they come out any time and will attack on sight That is not true, raccoons are mainly active at dusk and dawn, and they can at times be seen during daylight hours, during late morning, early evening. Cats are nocturnal, does that mean they are never awake during daylight hours? This is one of the biggest misconceptions of raccoons. You may see a raccoon in the day, just keep your distance, and be a afraid if it isn't afraid of you.
Raccoons are not *native* to England, but they definitely *do* live in the wild there! Brits have been importing them from North America for pets, especially since the 2007 change to the law, which says that that licenses are no longer required. Escaped and abandoned raccoons are now showing up and raiding trash cans, bird nests, and gardens. England is quickly heading the way of Germany - where two raccoons imported in the 1930s have now swelled to close to a million (and the songbird population is suffering. Raccoons do love eggs!)
No, but I have raised many orphaned raccoons for a local wildlife rescue group and can clearly state that they do not make good pets.
Take it from someone who has raised many, many orphaned raccoons for release back to the wild for a local wildlife rescue group, raccoons do not make good pets. As babies they are quite cute and affectionate but as they grow their temperament can be very unpredictable and potentially dangerous. In many states and municipalities it is illegal to hold raccoons or any wildlife as pets.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department does not give an estimated population for raccoons. They do say that even though bobcats and coyotes prey on them for food, that the number of raccoons in Texas is not in decline.
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Raccoons are not natives to Japan. If any raccoons are in Japan, they are escaped pets.
yes ghost ants make really good pets
Salamanders make great pets.
Raccoons are considered wildlife and many states forbid the keeping of wild animals as pets. Some allow raccoons as pets but only with a special permit. You need to check local regulations. Even if a state allows them as pets, some towns ad cities do not.
red eared slider turtles make good pets.
Every college and university has different policies regarding pets on campus.
I have raised dozens of orphaned raccoons for a wildlife rescue group over the years and do not recommend keeping them as pets. While still babies, they can be quite affectionate and gentle. However, as they mature, their temperament can be unpredictable and they can be vicious. Many states and municipalities prohibit the keeping of any native wildlife.