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25 Incredible and Cute Pictures of Those Who Chose to Have Ducks as Pets (and Tips for Those Who Also Want to Have Ducks)

In the United States and Europe, many people keep ducks as pets. Fashion has been growing in recent years and many of these little animals have become Internet stars, with many followers and likes🇧🇷

These passionate human beings take pictures of all the cuties of their pets, dress them up with elegant accessories, take them for a walk and make sure they are as affectionate and companions as dogs and cats.

O awesome.club gathered some evidence that ducks and humans can get along very well. But having these pets as friends on a daily basis requires a series of very specific care. And that’s what we talk about in the special bonuswith tips for anyone thinking of having a duck as a pet.

1. Have you ever thought about having a duck as a pet? This is Guus, the mascot of a Dutch family

2. Krissy is an American girl who takes her paw, Munchkin, for a walk on a leash. She loves her pet so much that she set up a blog to share her experience.

3. Munchkin enjoying a chill under the covers

4. Emily is also American, lives in Mississippi happily with her duck Petrie, from whom she usually gets kisses

5. This family lives in a house with 8 ducks and 2 dogs

6. Coexistence is usually peaceful

7. And they even play hide and seek

8. Godofredo, aka Marreco de Pompom, is a Brazilian star on Instagram. He lives in Rio de Janeiro with his owner and the duck Meg. Here, they strike a pose for the family album, with a bumbling guest in attendance.

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9. Isn’t this Godofredo charming?

10. Elvis is a Californian duck who was named after the “King of Rock” because of his beautiful topknot

11. But sometimes Elvis acts like a good playful duck in his backyard antics

12. Harry is a heartthrob duck who roams the streets of the American city of Baltimore in a baby carriage

13. Harry in his look cowboy

14. Loki lives in Costa Rica and his owners like him to have good table manners

15. The best time of day for Waddles is when their owners release the bathtub for a moment of relaxation. glam

16. But Waddles also doesn’t give up the invitation for a backpacking trip

17. Nora’s owner plays at cosplay with your pet

18. But Nora really likes a good cafuné

19. If you’re still not convinced that ducks can make great companions, you might be in for a surprise in the adjoining yard: “I just found out my neighbor has a pet duck. Her name is Taco”

20. Like cats and dogs, ducks also bring great memories of childhood: “I found this gem while looking at old photos. Around 2001 with my pet duck Harold”

21. Apparently, the fashion isn’t all that new: “My grandfather was an Air Force photographer and he took this selfie with his pet duck in the 1960s”

22. Penelope is a duck from Iowa, United States, who accompanies volunteers in therapy centers, bringing joy and animal warmth to children and the elderly.

23. There’s a lot of love involved

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24. Immediate empathy

25. Best friends

Bonus: 12 tips for anyone looking to have a pet duck

If you thought our duck gallery was cute and thought about having a pointy animal as a pet, you need to take a series of precautions, very different from those who have a dog or a cat.

According to the PETA organization (People for Ethical Treatment of Animals), ducks need space and cannot be raised in apartments. Homes with a grassy yard are ideal. It is necessary to build a reinforced house to keep your pet safe from predators, such as hawks, foxes and other carnivorous animals that may roam the neighborhood. Check to see if there are veterinarians specializing in birds in your area. Medical care for ducks is very specific. Ducks need water and it is essential to have a pond or pool as large as possible so they can swim. The water they drink or swim in must always be clean. They are very attached to their owners and require daily attention. Anyone who has ducks should think about whether it is worth sacrificing vacations or holidays. A duck can live from 10 to 20 years, depending on the breed. It is recommended to have more than one duck, but first you need to know if they will socialize well. Two male ducks are sure to clash and one may even kill the other.

There are cases of dogs and cats that get along well with ducks, but this is not the rule. The duck can trigger the hunting instincts of other animals and… sad surprises can happen. Domestic ducks do not survive in the wild. In countries where it has become fashionable to have ducks, many animals end up abandoned and that is not the destination that is intended for them. Ducks peck and this is often their way of showing affection. Get ready for peck marks on your legs and arms. Ducks poop all the time and don’t learn to relieve themselves in the right place. Bringing a duck indoors is making sure you spend a good amount of time cleaning it. Many duck owners work around the problem with special diapers for this type of bird. According to the Animal Expert website, the duck diet is very varied and can include vegetables, grains, seeds, insects and earthworms. If the baby duck arrives at your home, it should be kept in a warm, dry place indoors for up to 2 months. A cardboard box lined with straw is a good idea. After that period, he can start swimming and get used to adventures in the backyard.

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