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I'm pretty sure birds take way more effort than dogs and cats.
I'm pretty sure, as a dog owner that ferrets are both more effort and more work than a dog.
Love my friends dogs :)
Why your cat so far to the right? They are a lot easier to look after than dogs. You have to walk dogs 53 times a day or at least they think so.
The cat doesn't care, a good day for a cat is when they spend 75% of the time on your bed.
I'm gonna go ahead and say the scale is logarithmic, because the jumps from cat to dog to baby/horse to dragon are all depicted about the same and are definitely not
Parakeets lower than rabbits and cats all the way to the right, to the right of ferrets?? Did this author ever even have pets? Or met animals?
parakeets should be up there with dragons
My bird yelling at me for 3 hours because he’s jealous I looked at my other bird for a second
Damn I wish I had a dragon to ravage the world with
Can confirm. My brothers dog is my best buddy and all I do is play fetch, give him treats and scritches.
Am I owning cats wrong? Cats are easy as fuck. You just take care of Vet/Food/Poop they do the rest
Imho dogs are easier than cats. Cats vomit all over the place in weird spots so it's a constant cleaning struggle. Dogs, once trained, are pretty straightforward
What kind of weird sick cat did you have?
Pretty normal for cats to cough up hairballs a couple times a month
Hell yeah cats are a piece of cake to look after. You can't completely neglect them but they do largely take care of themselves.
The hardest part about owning cats is when you put the complicated cat scratching post/bed thing together.
Somebody's never had a goldfish, I see
That thing depicted there looks like a 7-9mo old baby. That's when things get fun, but still a lot of effort.
thats just the hormones telling you not to chuck it then and there the real fun begins circe 17years in
12-16m is when shit gets real. theyre mobile.
Nice idea but this graph is just wrong
The snake is way too low on the fun factor. Just try letting it out when everybody's at the house drinking, and watch the hi-jinx!
Kindly request we add chickens.
I think it would be equal fun as ferrets but the effort of a cat.
You forgot about the pet rock
I have a friend who’s gotten into hermit crab rescue with his wife, and if you’re only expending the effort shown on this chart, congratulations you’re an abusive pet owner.
Where is rock?
Cats should swap place with parakeets on the effort axis. Salt water fish should be higher effort than babies.
The scale on this graph cant be accurate.
Its not a similar jump in effot between a parakeet and a cat as a cat and a horse.
Perhaps it's logarithmic. Which makes the magnification needed to see sea monkeys even more impressive.
Bunnies are the best!
But not really less effort than a cat unless you just keep them in a cage, which you shouldn't do. We had a house rabbit, and I really loved it, but rabbits like to (need to) chew, and bunny-proofing your home is a huge pain. But otherwise they're kind of similar: easy to litter train, very individual personalities, etc.
Mine have that oxbow compressed hay house! I find packing tape on corners they like to chew on stops then from doing so
Good ideas, but probably not adequate for things like electrical cords.
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