What is a better pet a bunny or a rat or a bird?

Answer 1

Good: Bunnies are usually docile, good with kids, most are easily groomed, you can put harnesses on them and take them for short walks.

Bad: Bunnies poop and pee A LOT. They also need large cages to be able to excercise in. They can be startled by loud noises or by cats and dogs chasing them. Unfixed males may obsessively hump things.

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Good: The bottom of a bird's cage is easily removed and cleaned. Some birds can learn to talk, many can learn some cool tricks. With time and patience the bird can form a deep bond with it's owner.

Bad: Some birds are noisy and some bite... hard! Be sure to find a nice bird when choosing one as a pet. Don't just buy it because of it's looks.

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Good: Rats can be funny and interesting pets to watch. Rats socialized well will not mind being handled by humans. Offering them a treat in your hand can help them learn to trust you. They don't need as much room as a bunny does.

Bad: They are social animals so it's good to put them in groups but you have to make sure you know each rat's gender. If males and females are put together their will be lots of babies! Rats that aren't socialized with humans can and will bite out of fear. Rats only live a few years so if you were thinking of a long-living pet the rat isn't for you.

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It's always your choice! I prefer rats myself. I'm just letting you know the good and bad stuff about each animal.