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Care for a Pet Wolfdog
by Tammy Gagne
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Very basic information about wolf dogs and how to care for them.
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Care for a Pet Horse
by Claire O'Neal
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Very basic information about horses and how to care for them.
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Care for a Potbellied Pig
by Tamra Orr
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Potbellied pigs are unique pets. They are quite smart, so they are easy to train. They learn tricks quickly. They love company, so they always want to hang out with you, playing games, chasing a ball, and even cuddling on your lap. Just like a dog, pigs like to go for walks. Once you convince your parents that you can care for a potbellied pig, put on your sneakers, grab a leash, and hit the sidewalk! Chances are everyone will want to stop and see your charming new pet.
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Care for a Pet Hamster
by Carol Parenzen Smalley
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Would you like a pet you can carry in your pocket? If yes, then perhaps a hamster may be the perfect pet for you. While you are in school, your furry critter will sleep. In the evening, you can play together. You can even enjoy eating the same fruits and vegetables! Learn more about this rodent and share this knowledge with your parents. With their permission, you can then select and care for one of the most popular pets in America.
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Care for a Pet Mouse
by Amie Jane Leavitt
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Very basic information about mice and how to care for them.
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Care for a Kitten
by Stephanie Bearce
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Introduces the physical characteristics and behavior of kittens, offers information on how to care for a pet kitten, and explains how to talk to one's parents about getting a pet.
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Care for a Pet Bunny
by Susan Sales Harkins
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Who can resist a soft, cuddly rabbit? If your parents can but you can't, you'll need to learn as much as possible about this pet to convince them you can take care of one. The key to raising healthy and happy rabbits is knowing what they need. You might be surprised to learn that they need a lot. They need a quiet place to live indoors where they feel safe. (Yes, rabbits can be litter trained!) It's amazing how much they eat, and they should be fed twice a day. Most important, they need your love. A happy rabbit has a human that spends time with it every day. If you've got plenty of time and the love, a rabbit might just be the right pet for you. Can you convince your parents to agree?
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Care for a Pet Hedgehog
by Tammy Gagne
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Teaches young readers how to choose and care for a pet hedgehog.
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Care for a Pet Tarantula
by Amie Jane Leavitt
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Very basic information about tarantulas and how to care for them.
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Care for a Puppy
by Michelle Medlock Adams
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Very basic information about puppies and how to care for them.
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Care for a Pet Guinea Pig
by Stephanie Bearce
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Very basic information about guinea pigs and how to care for them.
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Care for a Wild Chincoteague Pony
by Mary Boone
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
In parts of the United States, herds of wild ponies still roam free. The most famous wild ponies live on Assateague Island, off the coast of Maryland and Virginia. The animals on the Virginia side of the island the Chincoteague ponies are owned by the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company. Every year, the fire department sells some of the ponies to raise money that will help care for the rest of the herd. Thousands of people attend the auction, and a few walk away proud owners of new pet ponies. Owning a Chincoteague pony isn't for everyone. Find out what it takes to own a wild Chincoteague pony, and you can decide if the payoff years of faithful companionship will be worth your while.
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Care for a Pet Sugar Glider
by Amie Jane Leavitt
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
What can glide through the air, climb up your arm as if it were a tree branch, carry its baby in a pouch, and even tuck itself deep down inside your shirt pocket? No, it's not a bird. It's not a monkey, kangaroo, or mouse, either. The animal that can do all of these things is a sugar glider. If you're thinking about getting a pet for your family, you might want to consider this unusual animal. It's friendly and fun to play with. It's a pet you can have in a house or an apartment. It's also a pet that, if taken care of properly, will be around for many years. Think you'll make the perfect suggie owner? Read this book to find out!
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Care for a Pet Snake
by Jim Whiting
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Do you want a pet that won't wake you up with its barking, doesn't need daily walks, and can go for a week or more without being fed? If so, a snake might be for you.
But owning a snake is not easy. You need a container and other specialized equipment to make sure that your pet lives a long and comfortable life. Like any other pet, snakes can become ill. Most snakes eat only small animals such as mice. You may not be comfortable with feeding them. This book will help you decide if you really want a snake and if you do, to convince your parents that you can be a responsible caretaker for this terrific pet.
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Care for a Pet Chinchilla
by Amie Jane Leavitt
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
If you're thinking about getting a pet but don t want a traditional animal like a cat or dog, you might want to consider getting a pet chinchilla. One of the best things about this pet is that it's so soft. In fact, it has the softest fur in the world. Chinchillas are unique in other ways, too. They are from a very dry and dusty place that has very little water. So, to clean themselves, they roll around in special volcanic dust! Chinchillas aren't t all fun and games, though. As with any other pet, you need to feed your chinchilla the right foods, clean its cage, and spend time playing with it. Are you convinced you'd like one of these animals as your pet? If so, read on to find out how you can convince your parents, too!
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Care for a Pet Chimpanzee
by Amie Jane Leavitt
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Have you ever dreamed of keeping a chimp as a pet? Baby chimpanzees look cute and cuddly and can even learn how to communicate using sign language. As you read the pages of this book, you'll find out what they like to eat and that they will grow stronger than your parents. You'll learn about their life in the wild and how they are raised and that they are happiest living with other chimpanzees. As you read about these fascinating animals, you'll see why owning one for a pet is never a good idea. You'll also find out what you can do to help them, whether they are living in the wild or in animal rescues.
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Care for a Pet Parrot
by Amelia LaRoche
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Very basic information about parrots and how to care for them.
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Care for a Pet Ferret
by Tamra Orr
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Ferrets are fun, friendly family pets but they take a lot of work. They love to play, and they want to spend every waking moment of their days playing with you. They steal things when you're not looking and dig into whatever they can. They also jump, twist, and even dance. With this book, you can learn all about the special needs of these long and lanky pets and find out if they are the best pet for you and if you are the best owner for them. Arm yourself with the facts, and then you can show your parents just how prepared you are!
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Care for a Pet Racing Pigeon
by Tammy Gagne
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Racing pigeons are also called homing pigeons because they can return home from almost anywhere. Find out what it's like to race these pigeons, and how much care and training they need from you. Discover how long these colorful birds have been helping humans deliver messages, and find out about the pigeon war hero G.I. Joe. Do you have what it takes to become a pigeon fancier? Can you convince your parents that you do?
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Care for a Pet Chameleon
by Jim Whiting
Part of the How to Convince Your Parents You Can... series
Many people believe that chameleons change their colors to blend in with their surroundings. They are partially right. Chameleons are nature's quick-change artists. They can change their colors within a few moments. But they do it either to express their feelings or to help control their body temperature. This ability to change colors is only one of the things that make chameleons so interesting. Because they are so much fun to watch, many people like to keep chameleons as pets. Perhaps you would like to own a chameleon, too. This book will give you lots of information about chameleons and what you need to do to keep one as a pet. It will help you decide if it's the right pet for you and if it is, to convince your parents that you and a chameleon would make a great pair.
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