by BrotherMagneto

Question by Ixnay: Hi. We see a lot of cute polar bear cubs lately. How tame will they grow up to be? How tame COULD they be?
Yes I know they are essentially wild animals (duh) but when we see the pictures on the news, of the little fluffy guys on baby blankets, with cute lil names like Knut or Snowflake, I often wonder if they would grow up any tamer-er then other wild animals if treated just like a pet. This is a hypothetical question only, Im certainly not gonna run out to get a polar bear cub as a pet !

Best answer:

Answer by joniboni
Yes, they are adorable. When they are full grown, a male will be about 8 to 10 feet tall and weigh 700 to 1500 lbs. I have seen specials on Animal Planet where orphaned cubs are bottle fed and what happens when they get around 6 months old. They are big animals and when you come between their food or try to discipline them. they are strong and bigger than we are. They are wild animals and they want to be a bear.

Have you heard of Doug Seus, the man in Utah who trains and loves Kodiak bears?

http://members.tripod.com/bartbear/index.htm

This man is the bear whisperer and every once in a while he has a special with Brad Pitt on the animal channel. He works with Brown bears but I wonder if he can get the same experience with a Polar?

Give your answer to this question below!

Old vid of mine on another one of my channels that I wanted on this one =)

My little dog(Chihuahua), named Stewie, argues with its blanket and when it feels tired, it returns (angry) into its crate. LOL! I’m sorry for the quality of the video..but you should know that my mobilephone sucks a lot! Enjoy it!

by Ced

Kittens have the reputation of being the cutest animal a person can come across and that makes you want to bring one home. However, bringing a kitten home is just the start of some serious responsibilities.

Since this bundle of fluff that has captured your heart has been born she has been able to snuggle up to her mother securely.

This kitten has suddenly been plucked from her safe haven where she knows that she has been given small bits of kitten food and her mother’s milk to sustain her cat health.

Taking all this into account do not be surprised if kitty is stressed. To help take away some of the stresses have a cat bed, cat blanket, quality kitten food (not cat food) and plenty of toys already for her homecoming. Plenty of affection will help her settle in her new home.

Place your kitten in a cat bed with a small hot water bottle (not filled with scalding hot water) and a blanket.

Always have nearby clean water and food available, complete with a cat litter tray slightly further away.

You are in charge of this kitten’s cat health including feeding and medical care.

• Take your kitten to your local vets for an examination, essential vaccinations and a medical check up.

Cat nutrition for your kitten at this stage in her life is important. Balancing cat diets can be exhausting at the best of times and we at Hills Pets have made that balance easy with our quality pet food.

We know that feeding your pet with our balanced pet food (that contains the correct amount of proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins, essential minerals without too much salt or fat) contributes to the formation of healthy bones and strong muscles.

Once your kitten becomes an adult cat a pet diet has to change accordingly and we have the essential adult cat food that will continue to keep your pet in good cat health.

Some cool Pet Throw images:

Too Cute


Image by Dan Coulter
This is one of those pictures that is so cute it just makes you want to throw up.

Clothes to throw away = Cat Bed


Image by Space Pirate Queen