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>I wouldn't reccommend a Gambian rat for anyone under >18, 16 is pushing it. And if there are children under >the age of 16 in the household and they don't listen >to you the first time when you tell them not to pull >the dog's ears, then this rat isn't for you. >They do make good pets if aquired young and you have >to handle them EVERY day, because they are WILD >animals. They have only been in the US about 10 years, >and breeders come and go because there isn't the >demand right now and many of new owners find the rats >too difficult and the breeders sometimes (if your >lucky) take them back. >If any of you find a one, before you buy, think about >this: If something went wrong, a new law said you >couldn't have it, it's bites your child, it bites you, >it escapes and tears up your couch, you just can't >keep it anymore...Do you know ANYBODY who wants to >take a WILD 6+ POUND rat???? >Unless you have had experience with other exotics, >stop now and buy yourself a domesticated fancy rat. >Personally, I do want to get one. After I am married, >I will have one. But I have had years of experience >with exotics. You are best to search for the rat >yourselves. If you want it that bad, then it's your >responsibility And frankly, if you haven't searched >for more the 10 minutes online, then your too lazy and >this rat isn't for you. It takes a LOT of work. >Not to mention the monkeypox scare. Gambian rats are >what spread the monkeypox to praire dogs. You need to >do more research then ever before you go and buy a >Gambian on impulse, otherwise you literally will end >up in the hospital.

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