Ok ok ok, so I was wondering and seen some videos on youtube of how to house sulcatas outside, and what to do and what not to do. But this is the coolest one of them all, how tortoises like the sulcata get to be friends with bearded dragons, puppies/dogs, and more.
I was scared of the danger of stray cats and squirrels/possums/rat. Where I live in Southern California we have seen almost everything. There is squirrels, we once found a baby possum, and obviously mice/rats, and lots of bugs, BUT THE BIGGEST DANGER OF ALL is stray cats. I was wondering if I train my puppy now with my future tortoise either sulcata, leopard or w/e still haven't decided yet will they defend each other and play with each other. Well in my neighborhood this one stupid old lady who I should report is feeding stray cats and allows them to live here happily in a suburb of all places where people buy houses to get away from rats, mice and rodents yet people do this, bad idea since they will stick around my neighborhood and hurt other animals due to hunger, and themselves in the process, and another thing about me is that I don't like cats, I don't hate them just don't like them as pets. I never disliked cats just as pets, but when they attacked my birds and try to eat them then it's a issue. Btw I am not getting my sulcata or leopard until I am ready and have it's habitat ready, and when I am ready to take on such an obligation I mean I already have pets and have to go over what I buy with my parents, but I am for sure researching a probably going to get one. No disrespect to cat lovers, but those are wild and untame. Bad kitty, hahah. So yeah just wanted to know if my puppy will get along and will they protect themselves from predators if left outside to graze/play?
Below is a picture of Mojo my wtf dog I bought for 25 bucks at a yardsale and the kid said he was a chiuaua puppy. Idk what breed he is and I didn't care, I just bought him on impulse. I felt like the little girl from despicable me, "It's SO FLUFFY!!!"
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