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Only thing a coon gets at my house is a .22 round up their ass. Them things are nasty.
Some nights he has as many as 27 for a HOT DOG party....I just love this kind of stuff!
Some nights he has as many as 27 for a HOT DOG party....I just love this kind of stuff!
They don't "all" have rabies. Having said that, if you do get bit, it means that poor animal is going to be killed (the only way to test for rabies). But rabies is EXTREMELY rareThey may be cute, but raccoons aren't supposed to be pets. He's just lucky he didn't get bitten and get rabies. We used to have a raccoon problem with our garbage and that's why we strapped it down so they couldn't get inside anymore. I would never feed a raccoon due to the fact for safety purposes and they're nasty little creatures.
Statement born of ignoranceand they're nasty little creatures
Only humans take pleasure terrorizing other animals. My huge tomcat loves to sit in the evening with a raccoon. I get pleasure out of seeing this. Your pet will mirror your own behaviorI used to enjoy them because they provided my dog a lot of fun, running them up the fence or a tree. Never saw anything that made her happier. Possums confused her because they'd just stand there, but coons made for great chasing.
As a child, my grandparents Neighbor had a pet racoon. They had raised it from a baby. It was smart and reasonably friendly. Took food using it's hands not it's mouth. He(?) didn't like being petted and would chatter at you if you did, but would curl up on his owners feet.Raccoons make lousy pets. But they are not pests. I feed a couple, but I dont bother them
They're great when they're young, but when their hormones kick in they become much more wild and become skittish even of their ownerAs a child, my grandparents Neighbor had a pet racoon. They had raised it from a baby. It was smart and reasonably friendly. Took food using it's hands not it's mouth. He(?) didn't like being petted and would chatter at you if you did, but would curl up on his owners feet.
They're great when they're young, but when their hormones kick in they become much more wild and become skittish even of their owner
You must have a big dog---coons, and you know I feed them too periodically, are known to kill small dogs and rabbits. They can become actually quite violent and aggressive.I used to enjoy them because they provided my dog a lot of fun, running them up the fence or a tree. Never saw anything that made her happier. Possums confused her because they'd just stand there, but coons made for great chasing.
Some nights he has as many as 27 for a HOT DOG party....I just love this kind of stuff!