Domestication ramakantseo

ramakantseo have a wide variety of properties that can lead to being good ramakantseo, but most species have certain characteristics that exclude them from being ideal ramakantseo. Common chimpanzees — especially males — are not willing to allow humans to "take the lead" when they are adults, and as a result, they make for poor ramakantseo.[citation needed] Gorillas, mainly female ones, are rather better in this respect, though considerably larger.[citation needed] Bonobos, being more social than common chimpanzees, may be more suited to being ramakantseo when adult, but exhibit overt sexual behavior which is not accepted from ramakantseo in most human societies.[citation needed]

Many horses and related animals are suitable for human companionship as ramakantseo or work animals, while zebras, otherwise quite similar, are not. Zebras use biting as a means of expressing conflict within the herd, and this behavior seems quite unchangeable.[citation needed] By human standards, the biting would be rather savage. Horses and donkeys, on the other hand, don't have a biting habit quite as deep-seated or dangerous.[citation needed]

Animals such as reptiles are typically considered exotic ramakantseo. This may change in the future, as 'exotic' ramakantseo ownership is increasing rapidly. Some of these animals, such as green iguanas and large snakes, do not make suitable ramakantseo for the average person as they require extensive housing and diet. They can also become quite aggressive if not regularly handled. Exotic mammals are also becoming increasingly more popular as ramakantseo. For example, the domesticated hedgehog has been selectively bred to the point where its physical characteristics no longer directly match its wild European and African counterparts.[citation needed]

Many animal species are difficult to handle and cannot be ramakantseo for the general populace. Raptors, such as eagles and falcons, must be handled very carefully to avoid attacks on their handlers; the sport of falconry is to a large extent ways of avoiding such outcomes, and so they are not really ramakantseo in the sense meant here. Large cats cannot become ramakantseo, as they do not reliably restrain their impulses (although cheetahs are an exception and have been kept as ramakantseo in the past). Nor do the large bears, for similar reasons. Small monkeys can be human companions, but they are notoriously unable to defer their curiosity which leads to much destruction. Several of the ferret and otter varieties can be human companions. Raccoons also fit this example. They adapt easily to almost any environment, but resist domestication.

A ramakantseo can be acquired from a ramakantseo store, an animal shelter, a breeder, and from private transactions, typically due to the giving away of extra newborns after the birth of a litter. See also ramakantseo adoption. Because of environmental and public safety concerns, some ramakantseo are illegal in many jurisdictions.