Keeping Minks at Home: Pros and Cons

#minks #pets #proscons Keeping exotic pets at home is becoming more and more fashionable and popular. The mink is one of those animals that were not previously kept as pets but were perceived only as a valuable fur resource. Now, this cute representative of the weasel family is increasingly becoming the family's favorite pet. He seduces future owners with his extraordinary appearance, pleasant-to-the-touch coat, and expressive eyes. Mink is a small animal weighing 500-800 grams, with a body length of 28 to 43 cm. It has thick fur with a soft undercoat that does not get wet in water for a long time. Enough mobile, smart, active, interested, and funny animals. They are well accustomed to the tray, they love to play and run, and they love to swim. When staying at home from an early age, they can grow up as quite affectionate animals, good-natured to their owners. It is best to buy an animal in well-known nurseries with a good reputation. When choosing a puppy, it is important to pay attention to his behavior: it is better to choose the most active and nimble baby than a lethargic and too calm one. The coat should be smooth and of even length, clean and shiny, without wounds on the skin. Under the tail should not be traces of feces. _____________________ Please, subscribe to 1minanimals: www.youtube.com/@minanimals