It is much better to be responsible to begin with and get your parent's approval. Vet bills, food and other needs can easily get beyond your capabilities to take care of them. This is so not fair to the animal in question. Dogs and cats can live a long time: college dorms don't take pets, and apartments charge a deposit and an additional monthly rent.

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Well, it depends on the size/type of pet. If you just really want a pet, and absolutely don't care what kind you get, tell them you are learning about life science in school, and say you are doing a project that requires an accessory form the pet store. Tell them you will be just 5 minutes so they can wait outside in the car, go inside, buy dog treats, dog toy, etc., and get a little fish (some fish cost as little as 12 cents) or a small cheap hamster with a tiny cage. Just put it all in a shopping bag and be sure you don't swing your bag!!!! Then when your parent asks what you got for the project, take out the dog toy, dog treat, etc. And say, and I got a couple other things too. When you get home, keep your new pet in a place where your sibling/parents never look, such as under your bed, in your closet, etc. You really can't get a dog w/out keeping it somewhere out of your house. If you want a cat, make sure you get one that doesn't have long hair. Make a tiny litter box, and use the same trick (school project) from before to get a small bag of cat litter. Just make sure when you aren't home and you parents/siblings are, the animals are well hidden. NOT IN A CLOSET OR UNDER A BED. THEY NEED AIR AND LIGHT. Lock your room, maybe? P.S.-I tried all these tricks with other secret pets. They all worked, especially the fish and cat. They were a secret 'till they died! The cat was kept secret for 1 year, but then my mom found it when I forgot to lock my door one day and she went into my room and found the cat. She then realize how much i had fallen in love with the cat and let me keep it.

So i hope this helped :)

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