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what do you do if you want a pet and your mom keeps saying no

i really want a hamster. its not fair. my mom had a farm and a dog when she was little. not a guard dog, a play dog. even my dad had a farm, and he had a play dog too. all im asking for is a hamster, and i even said ill pay for EVERYTHING. what do i do??

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0 Views: 1656 Answers: 4 Posted: 11 years ago

Colleen

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imAwesome

ive already tried being respectful. and i had a short conversation, and my mom said yes, but my dad said no. he said i can have one if i put it in the garage. and i said it will die becuase its so cold. i said what about the laundry room and he said no. and i sed ill pay for it. everyhting. and i sed it will be my responsiblily. my pet. ill take care of it. (my dad is never nice like my mom) im turning 12 this year. and i have never lied.

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Bob/PKB

I think your dad may not want the smell inside. You might ask him what it is about a hamster that he does not seem to like. You sound like a nice young person. Don't pester, but let us know Dad's reason. Use the "Comment this answer" under my answer so I can keep up with you.

Commented 10 years ago

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Bob/PKB

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You respect your parents' decision and keep being the best person you can. Have a peaceful discussion about their reservations about the hamster and how you can earn their trust that you are responsible enough to have a hamster. They may just not like hamsters. Study up on them, so you know what kind and amount of care a hamster needs. Good luck!

11 years ago. Rating: 6
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robertgrist

I agree with you Bob. My brothers Hamster convinced my parents not to get another one for me. I was ok-ed for a cat or dog, but nothing exotic except an aquarium or a parakeet. I wanted time to consider and it wasn’t long before my parents brought home a Toy Fox Terrier. The dog grew up to be a friend of mine and many more dogs after that. Presently I have pet chickens and they keep weeds down in the yard and provide enough eggs to pay their own way in eggs as well.

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robertgrist

commented 11 years ago

Bob/PKB

Chickens scare me almost as much as swans, ducks, and geese , exceptthe crippled chick my son brought home from school (the incubator project, 5th grade). Mr. Peepers slept in our laps.

commented 11 years ago

duckymomo

its me. the imawesome kid. but like my friend logged me off by accident, and i cant remember my password. so ya.

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daren1