Chinchilla Breeders In Michigan
02 Dec 2009
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Rat and Chinchilla Breeders In Michigan?
I am looking for a chinchilla or rat breeder in SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please don't offer anything else except for northern Indiana and southwest michigan. Thanks
You will have more luck searching Chinchilla or Rat Forums to find a good breeder near you. Look at http://www.chins-n-hedgies.com for a chinchilla breeder. They have a list of owners and breeders by state.
I don't know where you can find a rat breeder but probably follow the same idea. Find a good Rat Forum for breeders.
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I am a girl of ten years looking for a breeder of chinchillas, or rats in southwestern Michigan. My rat died of old age recently, so I'm trying find a new pet. I made a huge research on animals. Thanks.
There are plenty of breeders in Michigan, but I can not see if they are specifically in the southwest of the state. I know Becky West is there, the Jags, and several others. Your best bet would be to check here and http://www.mutationchinchillas.com/ look in the breeders / ranchers to see if someone is near. I say, although he said he has done extensive research, chin and rats are different. From their diets, their general care, their personalities. Rats are very social animals that need to be in groups of 2 or more at any time to live lives happy healthy. Chins can live in your own space large cage always happy and care. Rats love to be held and handled. Chinchillas do not. The fact that their appearance Teddy does not mean they are. Seizing and crushing his chin could lead to overheating of the chin and becoming very ill. Rats eating fruits and vegetables along with the blocks in his laboratory. Chins need to follow a strict diet of good quality pellets, hay and fresh water with very few insurance is given in moderation. Rats can get used to slightly higher temperatures of the environment, while the chinchillas must have air conditioning if the temperature in your area overrides 70 degrees. There is no commitment. Either you have a / c, or chin can die from overheating. Since you have never owned a chin before, I recommend going to http://www.chins-n-hedgies.com and read through all forums, starting with the new chin forum owner. You're too young to join unfortunately (COPPA laws only allow 14 and at this point), but you can still access and read all forums and learn more about the chin to make the decision sound right for your animal. If you have any questions I can not find answers to, please do not hesitate to email me and I'll answer as best I can. Good luck!
Chinchilla Breeders In Michigan Q&A
Chinchilla Breeders or rat in Michigan?
I am a girl of ten years looking for a breeder of chinchillas, or rats in southwestern Michigan. My rat died of old age recently, so I'm trying find a new pet. I made a huge research on animals. Thanks.
There are plenty of breeders in Michigan, but I can not see if they are specifically in the southwest of the state. I know Becky West is there, the Jags, and several others. Your best bet would be to check here and http://www.mutationchinchillas.com/ look in the breeders / ranchers to see if someone is near. I say, although he said he has done extensive research, chin and rats are different. From their diets, their general care, their personalities. Rats are very social animals that need to be in groups of 2 or more at any time to live lives happy healthy. Chins can live in your own space large cage always happy and care. Rats love to be held and handled. Chinchillas do not. The fact that their appearance Teddy does not mean they are. Seizing and crushing his chin could lead to overheating of the chin and becoming very ill. Rats eating fruits and vegetables along with the blocks in his laboratory. Chins need to follow a strict diet of good quality pellets, hay and fresh water with very few insurance is given in moderation. Rats can get used to slightly higher temperatures of the environment, while the chinchillas must have air conditioning if the temperature in your area overrides 70 degrees. There is no commitment. Either you have a / c, or chin can die from overheating. Since you have never owned a chin before, I recommend going to http://www.chins-n-hedgies.com and read through all forums, starting with the new chin forum owner. You're too young to join unfortunately (COPPA laws only allow 14 and at this point), but you can still access and read all forums and learn more about the chin to make the decision sound right for your animal. If you have any questions I can not find answers to, please do not hesitate to email me and I'll answer as best I can. Good luck!
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