Surviving in Captivity: The Story of Predator Pets | Mega Marathon

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Which exotic animal would you like to have as a pet?
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00:00:00 - Episode 7: On the outskirts of a rural Nevada town, Scott and Zuzana live behind 10-foot chain fences; not to protect themselves from intruders, but to protect intruders from their surprising pets. Dave and his dog Alice have an incredible bond, but Alice is no ordinary dog; she’s a dingo, Australia’s largest apex predator. Join us in Ken Foose’s Exotic Pets Store, Las Vegas, where you can find everything from ferrets and hedgehogs, through to snakes, giant spiders, scorpions and venomous lizards.
00:43:52 - Episode 8: Getting a 500-pound lion to do what you want is no mean feat; getting that lion to do what you want repeatedly and on-cue requires a very special talent. In this week’s episode we’ll learn the tricks of the trade from respected animal trainer, Steve Martin. We’ll also meet the Snake Man of La Perouse, a suburb of Sydney, Australia. His family have been treating visitors to the area to an amazing snake show for more than 100 years. Did you know that the mysterious and extinct Tasmanian Tiger was once kept as a pet? It’s closest living relative, the Tasmanian Devil is now highly endangered, is domestication the answer for this snarling whirlwind of teeth and muscle?
01:26:49 - Episode 9: Join our crew up close with elephants! This week’s episode takes you inside the elephant enclosure at Charlie Sammut’s Monterey Zoo. The largest horn circumference on record belonged to Woody, a Watusi bull from Bar G ranch in Utah. His left horn measured 40 inches around - that’s a waist measurement! The Watusis’ impressive horns are highly prized and highly dangerous. Seeing the aftermath of exotic pet owners who don’t properly care for their predator pets inspired Bobbi Brink to open a wildlife sanctuary and bring Lions, Tigers and Bears to Alpine California.
Predator Pets - Alligators, snakes, wolves, bears, and more, these deadly pets offer an adrenaline-pumping experience you just don’t get with a poodle. Have some pet owners crossed a line by keeping these wild animals in their homes? Predators Pets investigates extreme pets and the danger-factor that their owners see as a positive rather than a problem.
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[@CuriousNaturalWorld]

Which exotic animal would you like to have as a pet?

[@Ride.With.Me1]

Hard choice!! But I would say Lion!

[@user-pb2wt6pg9t]

Orangutan!!

[@GailThornberry-fe2vc]

Big beautiful cats

[@michellepotter9570]

🤔 How ‘bout….NONE!? This should be ILLEGAL! In every country! What quality of Life do these animals have serving as an “exotic pet”?? For real. Spending their days (lives!) pacing a small cage…being led around w a chain around their necks….having a RESCUE DOG (!!!!!) as a companion!? The conditions that Scott & Suzanna provide these animals is an utter DISGRACE! It resembles a road side carnival! These poor cats! What a Life! To be exploited by IGNORANT rich ppl! DISGUSTING!!! 🤬

[@GailThornberry-fe2vc]

There beautiful cats they belong in the wild not captivity

[@passerineblue]

Tigers are not pets. They are not large dogs. They are unpredictable.

[@michaelmoseley3248]

It seems that time given, affection, and care are correlated with reciprocal behavior on the the part of the animal. Perhaps the same is true of us, with each other.

[@weasel1822]

Tigers were never meant to be domesticated. Try taking an actual wild tiger outta the wild and see how that goes. These huge, wild cats did not ask to be kept behind a fence in the middle of a desert. They were built to hunt all day, not be a lap pet.

[@lindasapiecha2515]

They are designed to be wild and free😓

[@LUVLAYNE34]

So irresponsible and cruel. They should be free

[@tonyprice2256]

I know right? These animals are in jail for life without committing any crimes. The big cats in the first story are obese, and they don't have enough space. And walking is not adequate exercise for any animal.

[@tonychorley4936]

Shocking cruelty , such ignorance from these people. Why on earth are they allowed to adopt dogs, then dump them in small enclosures with an animal of a different species. In most countries this whole set up would be illegal.

[@user-tr5sy9ne3v]

Its funny that these people seem to think that we dont want private people owning these animals because we want to protect them from gettibg hurt by the animals. No. We want to protect those animals from them.

[@Ride.With.Me1]

"Take away my chainsaw cause its dangerous" not a good analogy.

[@lindasapiecha2515]

A chainsaw isnt a conscious being

[@Ride.With.Me1]

@@lindasapiecha2515 exactly!

[@Romeothedoggy]

I was thinking the same. A chainsaw is an inanimate object while a tiger is a living creature and not domesticated.

[@KarmelKutie0305]

I laughed

[@lindamcgregor4080]

There are a lot of different domestic animals, choose one of these for a pet. Wild animals are NOT pets and should not be kept in captivity under any circumstances.

[@maria168755]

It’s cruel to keep these animals 😢

[@jesusbuiltmyhotrod]

The pens that couple keeps those animals in are disgraceful

[@KarmelKutie0305]

Why

[@Disco_opp420]

I wonder how many dogs have died as a result of being a tigers play mate x

[@craftycrafter1960]

It is so very sad to see these majestic animals to be chained and inside of fenced cages and some quite overweight.

[@Ms.Byrd68]

Grossly overweight!

[@mamaboocee]

The sign said, "No stupid people beyond this point." - yet stupid people live there!! Yes, I know they are trying to help discarded pets, but these animals do not look happy. It breaks my heart that not only are the animals in those enclosures that are far too small, they are overweight and bored. It is the people who think they can have these beautiful creatures as possesions in the first place that gets me so mad. The woman at the end with the lions tugers and bear sanctuary had some sense. I hope more people learn from her.

[@pawpits1980]

Instead of getting help for the animals and keeping them ,they should leave them in the wild to be hunted for sport or badly injured and left to die.

[@k1k992]

You are clearly a troll!​@@pawpits1980

[@dondada1020]

A lot of them overweight

[@mathiasbartl903]

'To me they're like large dogs ' My brother in christ tigers aren't even pack animals.

[@CarmenRodriguez-ze2xg]

Jail for these kind of people around the world and these atrocities will stop. We must protect the life of all creatures

[@janethagen3385]

How miserable to live your life as a big cat in a cage.

[@tonyprice2256]

I know right? Imagine being in jail for life without ever committing any crime.

[@joyskov6048]

Having 1 or 2 big cats that you spend everyday with - i can see how the bond would be strong and safe... but when you have 20... there's no way.

[@CarmenRodriguez-ze2xg]

Nobody has the right to have this animals for pets is a crimen againts nature

[@joyskov6048]

@@CarmenRodriguez-ze2xg this isn't about nature

[@CarmenRodriguez-ze2xg]

@@joyskov6048 is againts because this animals are to be free and nature because everything plants and a imals are naira go to school maybe the teach you some etic and moral respect empate cause you dont have any

[@jesusbuiltmyhotrod]

No amount of wild animals are safe to keep.

[@brianaparker7742]

Imagine thinking you have some inherent birth right to own the worlds creatures and place them in a 50 gallon tank instead of allowing them to thrive in their environment as intended by nature 🤢 SOME peoples obsession and desire to conquer and own everything should be dwindled down to mental illness

[@kaoutarberrahma2681]

I can't watch this video, it's heartbreaking! Walking a tiger?! Really!? So f sad!

[@tonyprice2256]

I know right?

[@jessereichbach588]

Bit chainsaws cant act on their own and suddenly escape your garage.

[@charliekezza]

Some people will buy a python then 10 years later have kids but the python is now big enough to eat the kids. So you really need to think about not today or tomorrow but later down the track when the animal is getting to a large size and what you want to do in your life in that time

[@laurakobetich9809]

So true. I had a ball python for many years, but when I got pregnant I figured that constrictors and newborn babies don’t make good roommates. I was lucky enough to re-home my snake to a respected wildlife center, but people should closely consider all the aspects of getting an exotic pet before making the commitment to be responsible for the animal it’s entire life. With respect for the animal, I won’t get an exotic pet again.

[@mrkipling2201]

It's a good way to get the kids to behave!! " eat your dinner Timmy, or the python will eat you! " 😂😂😂

[@charliekezza]

@@laurakobetich9809 I wish more people were like you

[@jjjackson6381]

All of those Wild by Nature magnificent looking animals and they're kept on only 10 acres?

[@tonyprice2256]

I know right? And they are mostly confined to small cages. It is just not right.

[@Ronald-wv1bz]

Lol how do you compare an inanimate chain saw to a living big cat, or a kitten for that matter.

[@1crackedup]

Theses relationships usually do not end well. These animals are WILD, not tame! They are better off in the WILD!

[@traciemarsh1611]

no wild animal should be a pet in zoos in a circus or in freaking cages on someones property period. and bs these idiots get these wild animals because it make the human cocky and arrogant the thing is they say dont do this dont do that but they end up being the stupid one by doing what they say you should never do. i love wolves but id never get one. to own any wild animal is barbaric and cruel to them

[@xenalovesares]

😢 I agree so many of these should not be kept as pets. The Dingo should not be kept as a pet I understand with the albino dingo as he did not take it from the wild someone else did then he stepped up and rescued it he could not thek release it. The venomous snakes etc should not be kept as pets, I have two snakes legally (non venemous) from nieghboure they arem't in small csges and I am planning on much bigger enclosures. No big cat should be kept as pets.

[@user-bo1nm3mz1k]

I agree they should all be in the wild. No one knows how they're feeling inside & when they having an even worse day? If the animal attacks & kills which is it's natural instinct, it'll be the poor animal that is shot? God created all these beautiful animals to be where they were intended, in the wild, not in cages

[@Monk-eee]

Suzanna and Scott I don't think should have these exotic animals as pets. They are NOT over sized dogs Scott.. And putting them on a leash right away as training. They walk them yeah but they don't get to run and be free. Did you see how fat and over weight the female lion was in the beginning. I didn't see one patch of grass for them to walk on I bet they all have bad joints. Compared to all the other people and facilities they are in the bottom, hey someones gotta be on the bottom, and this is just my opinion we all have one!

[@checkthefishbox8556]

I felt this way too

[@MyBizOnlu]

Agreed, plus animals are almost all overweight

[@tonyprice2256]

Yes. Almost all wild animals in captivity are obese and unhealthy. They are overfed, and need adequate space to run, jump and rocks and trees to climb on. What they do is not for the animals. It is for themselves. They are selfish and both have compulsive / obsessive disorder among other things.

[@sandrarawn2147]

Hello from Ontario Canada, A bear is a bear, maybe not today or even tmrw, i pray for all trainers but there comes a day that the bears will show that person what a bear is and can do. Its the same with all exotics, that truly should be left in the wilds. Something in them gets switched on, like switching on a light and at that point, and there will be that point that you can have huge pockets of treats, its not going to care. Theres a fine line with exotics that they will show their true nature. God bless.😮

[@deepalimodi7691]

GIVE :: 🆓DOM TO ALL LIVING CREATURES.

[@Bonnie_Lou]

We had an alpine dingo cross kelpie, she was NOT a normal dog! She was strange and peculiar, but one of the best dogs we have ever owned, she knew some tricks, you always had to make her think it was her idea x

[@laurakobetich9809]

23:30 “Anything that gets into their enclosure is food” says the man standing in the enclosure smh

[@simplyshannon3478]

The dingo actually did eat her baby. True story

[@STAYFRESHBABY]

I’m starting to think Thanos was onto something.

[@trickedouttech321]

There are not that experienced, for one. the woman is walking with her back to the tiger. that is the first big no-no. you learn about the panther breeds. If you can not put these cats on land where humans do not need to ever touch them, then you are not qualified to take care of that animal. keeping those big cats in cages is no good, they need large pieces of land 5 acres per cat. That is even on the small side. I bet they charge people to see the cats. that is not for the love of the animals.

[@tonyprice2256]

I agree with everything you said. I would love to have a big cat or two, but never will because i know i would never be able to provide adequate space for them. I would want them to have at least 100 acres of mostly wooded land for them to run around in. And that would require a few miles of 20 foot very strong fence to contain them. That will never happen. I am happy with the two smaller cats who are my best friends and have way more freedom of movement than those poor obese big cats who spend most of their time in small dirt floor cages.

[@heatherm2324]

Wow what an interesting documentary. Although I do not like when there was talk of how the animals were being kept, even at the sanctuary. I hope all animal can live free or in a beautiful home.

[@lauralaladarling3775]

Why don't these majestic cats have large areas to roam free within an enclosure? It's obscene to have these magnificent creatures being lead about, at speed, less than a dog, cat or human pace! It's so belittling, humiliating and vile to not let them have large enclosures where they can run free and play. They are taken care of but at what expense to the animals freedom. Horrible. Xx

[@caroledesrochers3134]

Quel stupidité !!! Tellement triste...

[@charliekezza]

A true Aussie- dacking your dad while he holding a massive snake 😂😂😂🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲

[@scottyfox6376]

As an Aussie in Queensland I've seen dingos on Fraser Island & in the bush as well as in Thailand. To me dingos are just older ferals which have destroyed many ancient native animals on the mainland. Dingos never reached Tasmania so certain species survived the feral holocaust. Feral cats are an issue here like feral hogs & foxs along with rabbits. Something I have noticed with our native birds is that they are moving in their traditional range. I see certain native birds & feral birds (starlings etc) that were considered southern birds are now in my area.

[@hellenhoran352]

They take excellent care of the animals..

[@mmkr0000]

Dingos look just like South Asian Stray dogs.

[@mammadingo9165]

Similar to indi dogs also . Special golden dogs .

[@kit-cat4188]

56:48 the bear looks like a bear costume 🐻

[@bethanygunnels9036]

Kudos on a pretty balanced documentary overall... That said,, I wanted to note that the snake the Australian gentleman is handling at 1:00:56 is a diamond python, which is a non-venomous Australian species. I own some exotic reptiles as pets, all of which are captive bred and would not be considered "dangerous". There are many animals that fall under the catagory "exotic" but can make excellent pets. Many small non-venomous snakes, lizards like geckos and bearded dragons, and some amphibians as well can be very rewarding to keep. But as with any exotic, there is a lot of research that you have to put in to house, feed, handle, and care for them properly. With the right care, even a crested or leopard gecko can live 20 - 30 years and they can be much harder to rehome than dogs or cats, so make sure you are in it for the long haul before committing to owning one.

[@jazzyvestin1498]

And what happens to your collection if something happens to you? Think about that and put together a plan so your animals don't end up dead because you end up dead!

[@bethanygunnels9036]

@@jazzyvestin1498 This is a good point to bring up and applies to people who own cats and dogs too. I have a folder in my reptile room that reads "emergency instructions". If myself and my husband will be gone for an extended time, I let the pet sitter / family member know about it. This includes records on all of my animals, sex, species, age. Feeding / care routines, and information on rehoming. None of my immediate family is inerested in reptiles, so my current plan (and what is in my folder) is to contact my local state's reptile rescue..they are a branch of my state reptile club and I have instructed that the animals be given / donated to them including all of my equiptment, housing ,etc.

[@wenthulk8439]

If you have small non dangerous exotic animals that are well cared for, are legal to own and have a good plan to find them homes if something happens to you then I can tolerate and enjoy seeing exotic pets. But tigers and bears and really big animals like them do not make good pets

[@simplyshannon3478]

Again I truly believe the worst thing for animals is humans.

[@user-wl1hx8rh9g]

Greg , you handled that perfectly.

[@cammyshelton196]

Dave is mental!

[@k1k992]

It seems that humans are mostly to blame for these attacks. I feel no sympathy for any of these people involved.

[@kingofallmediums2123]

Be respectful of a wild animal and still be eaten! 😲 😲 😲 😲 😲 😂😂😂😂😂

[@user-hk1wo3rg4q]

To know she's had these majestic animals since 1980s is so sad they don't belong in cages they belong in the wild and to see the condition of some these beautiful animals is sad to see some so over weight so cruel

[@jazzyvestin1498]

People should be REQUIRED to submit a continuity of care plan, just in case something happens to them! What happens if you have a heart attack? Who takes care of your tiger? What happens if you get into a car accident? Who takes care of your tiger? What happens if you die? It is stupid to have states where this isn't required! People lose homes, cars and bank accounts. What happens when you can no longer afford your tiger? There's no thought process given to this and it makes no sense!

[@tonychorley4936]

They should not be allowed to keep them in such poor conditions.

[@MarciaHooley-fr7qj]

I had a stupid neighbor that said "I always wanted a pet lion". Now she had 5 kids who all lived with her ex husband cause she was too sorry to get out of bed & take care of them but... Yeah she wants a pet lion 🤢

[@tammycharles1270]

They should be able to live in their own environment! 😢

[@mammadingo9165]

Oh 😢 the man at the pet shop saying hedgehog s are animated rocks 😢

[@ratgirl13]

I see an When Exotic Pets Attack video in this channel’s future. Just because you have the means doesn’t mean you should-everyone who thinks wild animals can be domesticated or turned into pets are delusional. There, I said it-fight me.

[@sarabrown7488]

Thank you Bobby. I really believe you’re doing what you think is best for the animals

[@julianagy2918]

Absolutely they're thinking normally they're being careful that's why Joe Spencer's are so important

[@expressthat2]

There is no comparison between a Ferrari or a chainsaw and any animal.

[@lisacordaro8950]

WILDLIFE BELONGS IN THE WILD

[@budgiebreeding]

tiny enclosures, inadequate stimulation, and owners that THINK they have all the answers. recipe for disaster. it's just a matter of time.

[@dianethreadgold328]

It's horrible them beutyful animals in cages they need to be free 😠

[@kinglouis6974]

Them gala lizard one bit from one 2 weeks ago some one died

[@mattholomule7810]

No Fucking way.....its un natural

[@Mixchur]

8:39 Pretty dumb analogy.

[@laurakobetich9809]

Very 🙄

[@Ms.Byrd68]

Your _'Chainsaw'_ is not going to kill someone if it *GET'S LOOSE!* *_PLEASE STOP WITH THAT!_*

[@dianethreadgold328]

None they all deserve to be free

[@christynottingham5564]

They need more land. They need 1000 acres

[@hotlips55]

This is maddening who hates cavity

[@Ride.With.Me1]

The smoke out coyote dens here around my area

[@robinantonio8870]

Horrible thing to do. Nature needs predators. If they are killing stock, get a pack of guardian dogs eg Anatolian shepherds or Tibetan mastiffs or Great Pyrenees , to live with your stock. Problem solved.

[@xenalovesares]

The first lot I think should be taken to a real sacturary these tigers etc do not have trees etc they shouldn't be allowed to be kept as "pets" they are not pets. They do not look underfed etc but just not the best for them.

[@tonyprice2256]

I agree. If anything they are overfed and obese. Walking is not adequate exercise for any animal.

[@madelineschultz4968]

I wonder if they will be surprised when the dog is killed by one of the tigers...

[@sharonandrews6985]

Leave wild animals in the wild. They should be free.

[@hotlips55]

A cruel man

[@Truthteller58-z3c]

He is comparing oranges to apples a chainsaw to a tiger or lion at lest with a chainsaw won't kill you because you have control

[@zen.9034]

That's not true at 36:20, what about the komodo dragon?

[@retard_activated]

Exactly. That guy is a douchebag and shouldn't be selling these animals. He is misinformed about so many things and, *HE DOESN'T CARE* That's a true Hallmark of someone in the wrong profession. The things he said, on record, scare me more than any of the animals he has....

[@julias5678]

Komodo's aren't venomous, their saliva just has a bunch of bacteria and a chemical that stops wounds from closing so they can track their prey.

[@HellsKitchenMichelle]

A chainsaw isn't a live creature!

[@deborahklinlger8565]

I feel bad for the wild animals kept on a penned existence a desert no less. It's crazy. Being a pet isn't the kind of life that alpha predator was meant to live. Very sad for the animal I think.

[@Earthdaybaby422]

It’s for the animal he says 🤦🏻‍♀️🙄🤦🏻‍♀️ no tiger wants to be fenced in a yard like a dog. Just shouldnt be legal. For the animals sake. They should be free to be tigers and run and eat in the wild. Not a house pet. So selfish to keep a wild cat bound like a pet

[@lyndsaygiberson-savoia3258]

I hate seeing these animals on chains or behind fences. They are all over weight bc they dont have room to roam. People need to leave the animals alone!! They do not belong here! They do not look good and if i can see that watching this short videothen how do their owners not. And a liger, really!?! This is abuse and these people need to be treated as just that animal abusers. I have yet to see one documentary about people who own exotic animals and it always tirns into neglect abuse and some kind of tragedy. I hate all of this leave the animals alone. This is evil!! Scott is ignorant!!

[@mayaflynnster]

Maya's mom here: againnn.... We all need PEACE in the world...Pray for it! And Honesty in our government!!!

[@berthalongstreth4359]

Who is maya🙂

[@tonyprice2256]

There will never be any honesty in 'government'.

[@emilyportugues5292]

It’s selfish to me especially white tiger who nearly extinct

[@bohemianfarm4467]

Its equally as disturbing to see overweight big cats as to see skinny ones. I'd bet they overfeed on purpose to make the lions less athletic and more docile. It's sick either way.

[@julianagy2918]

Hey tigers a little bit different than a chainsaw a chainsaw doesnt move and doesnt have teeth unless u plug it in. What you should have said when somebody says something like that is have you seen our property I don't think you should be walking him on the leash with people around but hey

[@xenalovesares]

1:05:18 okay how aree they getting away with catching them from the wild? You can keep snakes if you have a permit but you are not allowed to catch and keep wild snakes

[@sandrazaciewski8406]

It's just wrong I say wrong. Let them be free and wild.someday they will turn on you for not letting them be wild and free.

[@weasel1822]

Walking tigers on a leash to give them exercise?? These animals belong IN THE WILD. Tigers need to prowl, stalk, run and swim! Walking them like some sort of circus poodle is so embarrassing. They’re all overweight and unhealthy from not being properly active.

[@retard_activated]

45:20 Lions physically can't purr....

[@xenalovesares]

😊exactly Cheetahs can but not Lions

[@HellcatMad]

Love the length. Love the mix of different animals.

[@mikenoble3126]

Being a snake enthusiast I noticed the first look of the snake was a ANACONDA. THE snake that ate the baboon was a Rock (Burmese) python. Who does your editing? Need to do your homework.

[@nicolabooth4441]

Walking tigers on a dog 🐕 lead wtf! come on now. All of this is so wrong in so!! Many ways. 😮😢😢

[@jenniferbaebler6946]

These people are just dumb for doing this... I have no problem with sanctuaries where there's vast amount of land but keeping these things as pets are a problem and should not be allowed

[@waner17]

why as an exotic pet owner would you be fighting against regulations? these are the exact type of people that are the reasons we need these laws in the first place. these people are neglectful hoarders & they’re mad that we care about the well being of their animals & neighbors, not the type of people that deserve to even have these kinds of animals. if i had an exotic animal that required extensive care i would be more than okay with jumping through whatever hoop necessary to have my deadly being. same argument for gun owners. if you possess a potentially deadly unordinary object or animal, it’s totally no brainer that you should have to have that item regulated & registered.

[@KarmelKutie0305]

The reason you shouldn’t hv them is because they will kill you before a dog or house cat

[@sandysgrandgirlssandysswee2492]

They should be in the wild! Not caged, that’s why they walk around all the time! They want out!! Your wife just thinks it’s cool! I realize y’all love them, but it ain’t right ! Period!!

[@timcantrell4635]

The folks can get mad BUT if they have no habitat in the wild they will have to stay in captavity or they will die out. Simple as that. Like it or leave it

[@wenthulk8439]

Yeah…… Sadly it’s true….

[@moshack]

He says Dingo’s don’t make good pets but he is human just like all of us. If he can manage his Dingo, than any of us can and should be able to put in the effort to do so if we can give it the proper environment and care. Including Ferrets. I sell Ferrets in Japan.

[@robinantonio8870]

He is a qualified behaviourist. As a qualified behaviourist myself I can tell you many dog owners have absolutely no clue with an ordinary dog, let alone a wild animal.

[@susanlarhubarbe9475]

What a stupid analogy about risk taking from the pet store owner. It's more about protecting animals than humans from themselves- at least I hope so.

[@Specogecko]

22:48 she is not an albino dingo….

[@Libby_izzy]

This is not admirable. These animals require space that these people are not able or willing to provide. If you truly love these animals it requires you to not be selfish and do what is best for them, not for you. Comparing these animals to car or tool ownership is stupidity at best. My chainsaw lacks a will of its own and lacks instinctual needs, same with a car. Wake up and stop being selfish.

[@emilyportugues5292]

Put them animals in a zoo

[@rudholquintero7040]

De una jaula de circo aotra jaula un poco mas grandecita, pobres animales de malas manos a regulares manos, Dis sigue el encierro

[@retard_activated]

Alice looks leucistic, not albino. A little confused by some of the contradictory statements such as 'Dingos are domestic dogs that have gone wild again' and then also 'Dingos are wolves'. No. Wolves are wolves! Also said was dingos are social, but then he says that don't "need" you to socialize with them. There were a few other statements that seem to be contradictory but those stood out to me the most Perhaps the reason dingos are so misunderstood is exactly because observations are made on so-called domesticated dingos and not fully wild ones, but I'm just a person watching KZbin so what do I know, lol 😅😅😅

[@xenalovesares]

😢from an aussie, they are meant to be social with eachother not with humans, they are classed as a type of Wolf, Dingoes were never fully domesticated the Aboriginal brought them to Australia thousands of years ago, hwd a sorr of relationship with them but not like we have with out pets. The Dingoes on Feaser Island and generally the only purebred wild Dingoes as the ones on the mainland have bred with domestic dogs that have been dumped and bred outta control so have gone wild and they interbreed with Dingoes.

[@LeeH864]

Make it legal to own a tiger 🐅 that's my opinion