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===How to Keep you Dream Animal=== You know how to get your dream animal. It is time to learn how to keep it. Be aware of the three elements of the perfect keeping: love, responsibility, trust. Now you may think nothing easier than loving your animal, but what would you do, if it disobeyed you, opposed you or even hurt you? Love it in good as well as in bad times. Your responsibility for your animal goes beyond love, it also means care and education. We humans made many species dependent on us so we have to care for them as long as they live. And how? <s>Fundamentally, you ought to keep it adequately. As this can vary from an ant to a whale, divide them once more into domesticated and savage species.</s> <s>If your animal is tame, you may keep it in your house, although an appropriate pen is a lot more recommendable, and if yours is wild, it either lives in an enclosure or in the wilderness, however, they all need your care.</s> Every species is able to be trained. Nonetheless, the best method to educate your lover differs from one individual to another. In short, the brighter your animal, the shorter your way. Your complete effort is futile in case of its mistrust. Or can you love someone you do not confide in? Gain your animal´s trust by sympathy, empathy, patience, and keep it in your heavenly relationship. I wish you a lucky life with your dream animal. [[Category:Sexuality]] [[Category:The Guide to Animal Relationships]]
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