I feel that ferrets are domineering and smart as pets. They can be trained and taken out absolutely cool! The breeding environment depends on whether it is caged or free-range. If the cage is not made of wood, it will be destroyed. If it is free-range, be careful that it bites furniture and wires ~

There are also some fierce dogs, such as Peter, Tibetan mastiff and so on (if the landlord has the conditions to keep them, it will be very domineering). Peter wears that kind of collar with nails, and he is domineering, and he won't bite like a Tibetan mastiff ~ I won't say much about keeping a dog ~

And iguanas. Most iguanas are vegetarians, so eating live bait is not a problem. Some people go out to carry iguanas on their shoulders, and some even lead them with collars. They are handsome! However, the requirements of breeding are relatively high, and higher cages are needed. Because iguanas can climb trees, they need enough climbing space and heating equipment, such as white woven lights, to keep the living environment of iguanas above 80 degrees Fahrenheit 10 hour. If you can't get the sun at ordinary times, you need to install an ultraviolet lamp ~

I hope the landlord can find his favorite domineering pet _ _ but no matter how you raise it, you should remember to be a responsible breeder and not give up halfway. You should study its habits and take good care of it, so that you can truly appreciate the happiness of raising it! I wish you a happy breeding:)