Would you have a Capybara as a pet?

[Sneeds]

Would you?

 

[Android raptor]

Nah I don't have the property and other stuff you need to care for one.

 

[eatler]

My area it would be too cold. If I moved to the desert in my shitty camper and found one I would feed it though. It would become my pet that way.

 

[Car Won't Crank]

I've had a guinea pig and they're stinky, smelly, poopy machines with no redeeming qualities. I would imagine a capybara is similar but scaled up, so no. Hamsters, particularly Syrian hamsters are much better and cleaner.

 

[Agent Abe Caprine]

I'd just get a pair of guinea pigs. Basically the same thing, but smaller.

I've had a guinea pig and they're stinky, smelly, poopy machines with no redeeming qualities. I would imagine a capybara is similar but scaled up, so no. Hamsters, particularly Syrian hamsters are much better and cleaner.

My childhood guinea pig was pretty clean and rarely pooped outside his cage. He regularly watched TV with me in my bed. He only got poopy and smelly when his butt stopped working, which was when he was 7. Had to put him down a year later.

 

[Character from a movie]

No, capybaras are wild animals, they shouldn't be kept as pets.

If I moved to the desert in my shitty camper and found one I would feed it though.

They live in wetlands, not deserts.

 

[HyperboreanRightsActivist]

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