Pet test
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I took an online test to pick the best pet for me. They gave me few questions and I have to answer them, and then they will decide which pet is best for me :D
Trainable strongly preferred
How much attention can you give your new pet? Some pets are fairly independent and essentially only depend on their owner for the basics: food, water and shelter. Others, however, need more regular interaction. Remember, not all pets are okay as latchkey pets.
I can spend alot of quality time with my pet.
How much maintenance time can you set aside? Pets require varying degrees of upkeep. In addition to basic feeding and cleaning time, some critters need more handling and grooming than others. Think about your daily routine and how much time you can devote to your new pet.
I have some time. (I still have school, etc)
What level of grooming do you prefer? If you're looking to get off easy here, then obviously a long-haired pet isn't for you. There are some pets that need no grooming, while others will benefit from a daily appointment with you and a brush.
I can spend alot of time grooming
Would you prefer a pet that's appropriate for children? Kids and a cute, cuddly pet… it's a heartwarming image. But the truth is, some pets can be handled by children better than others.
Preffered
Would you like a pet that's compatible with other pets?
Strongly preferred
Do you have an aversion to bugs, mice and/or rats?
No preference
Would you prefer a pet that's more easily tolerated by allergy sufferers?
No preference
How do you feel about a smelly pet? As the owner, your pet's smell is something that can be somewhat within your control. If you're able to devote some time to bathing, then your pet will probably smell less. But there are still some animals that generally just have a stronger odor than others.
Smelliness bothers me alot
How much can you budget towards a pet? Adoption or purchasing fees are only the beginning. There are a number of expenses that come with owning a pet—including the cost of trips to the veterinarian, food and maintenance supplies. (The following is a annual estimated budget, excluding any acquisition expenses.)
Under $75/year
How do you feel about a noisy pet? Consider not only your feelings on the matter, but also your neighbors. Are they within earshot? If so, whining or barking noises may disturb them.
No preference
What type of housing do you prefer for your pet? Keep in mind that each of these accommodations will require its own level of space and maintenance.
Run of the house
How much dedicated space can you provide your pet? Since you'll be sharing your home, consider the amount of space both you and your pet need in order to be comfortable.
Little space
Would you prefer a pet that can be trained?
Trainable strongly preferred
How responsive a pet would you like? There are some pets that will greet you with a big fat smooch, while others will hardly notice your arrival. (This is a two-way street: Chances are that you will have to return the affection and attention.)
Playful, affectionate
What size of pet would you like? Some people prefer pets that fit in their pockets and can go anywhere with them fairly unnoticed. Others want a pet with a greater physical presence.
Medium
uld you like a pet that is more active during the day (diurnal) or nighttime (nocturnal)?
Nocturnal
Would you like a pet with which you can be physically active? Whether you're looking for a jogging partner or someone to watch sitcoms with, there is a pet to fit your interests.
Yes, would like an active pet
How long of a commitment are you prepared for? Some pets simply have a longer anticipated life span than others. While there are species that, on average, live just a few months, there are also those that live many decades.
Long (more than 10 years)
And the result is:
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