Not unless you are extremely good at handling large unpredictable animals. I have dealt with buffalo (bison is the proper scientific name) and while at times they are in fact very gentle they also are prone to aggressive behavior. They are much like toddlers in a 800 lb to 2000+ lb body and as such even the slightest tantrum can cause significant damage to person and property. Having said that, I'd have to conclude that no a buffalo is not good for a pet, but never the less there are those who have ventured to do it and trained their "pets" even to the point of one I know of being house broken.
The American bison (commonly miscalled the American buffalo) can be raised domestically. Most bison meat is now harvested from bison raised for the purpose much like beef cows. As a "homeowner" pet they are not recommended as they are prone to aggressive behavior.
No. They are a large wild animal and from what I understand will charge at people and attack.
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No. Buffalo are a popular pet in the state of Idaho, and people from all over the world come to see the "Buffalo City" Meridian, Idaho.
I think dogs are a good pet they are a nice pet.
It is good to have a pet.
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A good pet to keep in your room is a rat!
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This question can be debatable, because every time a so-called "healthy" dog food comes to the market there is controversy about it. It is probably better for you to make your own dog food. That being said, companies that claim to have healthy pet food happen to be Science Diet, Blue Buffalo and Iams.
Some good and tasty sources for great high quality buffalo meat are for example "Jackson Hole Buffalo Meat". Another one is for sure "Homestead Ranch Buffalo Meat".
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