Try alt.pets.rodents.rats for a couple of weeks, and then make up your mind
on whether you want a rat, whether you want male or female, and how many. A
lot of great discussion there specifically about rats, and newcomers are
always welcome.
--
Mark Tomlinson
"I'm not a trouble maker; I am a catalyst for change."
"Animal John" <AnimalJohn RemoveThis @NOSPAM.users.easynews.com> wrote in message
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> You have some nice rats and after seeing them I am thinking very hard
> about getting one or two. I just lost my last hamster a few weeks ago and
> was thinking of getting one or two more but maybe I will go with a Willard
> or two. Without doing any research of my own could you please tell me a
> few
> things I may not know about owning a rat? I have been sad with hamsters
> mostly because they don't live very long. How long will a rat live and are
> they more rugged then hamsters? Do they fight at all?
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> Animal John >> Stay informed about: A new group for rats?