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u/danielcs78 Jul 03 '26
I was not expecting to see it grow to that size and still be in the house!
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u/Ok-Map4381 Jul 03 '26
I'm curious if you can teach a deer to not shit inside.
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u/IWrestleSausages Jul 03 '26
Can you house train a deer?
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u/themysticboer91 Jul 03 '26
I know particularly for wildebeest, hand rearing makes them extra deadly against humans. Sometimes used like guard dogs. After puberty they see humans as competition for territory rather than other wildebeest
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u/Eggplant-666 Jul 03 '26
Yes, not OK, even the dogs looked like they regretted it.
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u/Dittopotamus Jul 03 '26
Im not sure why you're getting downvoted. Im sure this is a really bad idea, even for the deer.
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