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Is the Red-Assed Baboon a practical pet?

Boach

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I'd love to walk down the street with a handsome red-assed baboon with a studded collar and leather leash. However, how practical is it to keep at home? Do I need a special set up in his cage or can he just chill on the couch while I watch "Sponge Bob Square Pants" while sippin on a smoothie?

What, do you think, are my chances of house breaking the thing? I'd also love how to teach the little fella how to play cards and maybe a couple of magic tricks. A little advice please:)
 
I, for one, think you should get one. I think it would make a great pet, especially when it bites your hand off!
 
Are mandrills in the baboon family? Inquiring minds want to know.

And according to an old Ren & Stimpy episode, mandrills can be trained to defend your property, including the plate of pig jowls you have cooling on the window sill.
 
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What a cutey.
 
No answers to my questions...just more questions asked. :(

Anyone know a good breeder that specializes in mandrills and baboons? I don't want one with bad temperment or worse yet, fleas.
 
Boach said:
No answers to my questions...just more questions asked. :(

Anyone know a good breeder that specializes in mandrills and baboons? I don't want one with bad temperment or worse yet, fleas.


You answer my question, I will answer yours.

If I were you, I would call the zoo, where else will you find someone who knows more about baboons?

Personally, I would like to have a marmocet.
 
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