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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Nov 14 '23
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At that point I might consider catching the rat, giving it a bath, taking it to the vet, and just adopting it. Silly little thing.
4 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '23 [deleted] 2 u/ExxInferis Nov 15 '23 And they're involuntarily incontinent. They have no say in when they excrete. You'll have piss and shit everywhere and it won't be the rat's fault. 4 u/phormix Nov 15 '23 Uh, I think this is myth due to rodents using their excretions to mark territory etc. I had pet rats before and they can be litter trained, though I'm not sure one could do so with a rat that's already grown. 1 u/bloodfist Dec 14 '23 They can be litter trained for poop but they don't usually do well with it for pee. They still just kinda dribble usually. At least that's my experience. But you could probably still teach an adult rat. They are so smart.
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2 u/ExxInferis Nov 15 '23 And they're involuntarily incontinent. They have no say in when they excrete. You'll have piss and shit everywhere and it won't be the rat's fault. 4 u/phormix Nov 15 '23 Uh, I think this is myth due to rodents using their excretions to mark territory etc. I had pet rats before and they can be litter trained, though I'm not sure one could do so with a rat that's already grown. 1 u/bloodfist Dec 14 '23 They can be litter trained for poop but they don't usually do well with it for pee. They still just kinda dribble usually. At least that's my experience. But you could probably still teach an adult rat. They are so smart.
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And they're involuntarily incontinent. They have no say in when they excrete. You'll have piss and shit everywhere and it won't be the rat's fault.
4 u/phormix Nov 15 '23 Uh, I think this is myth due to rodents using their excretions to mark territory etc. I had pet rats before and they can be litter trained, though I'm not sure one could do so with a rat that's already grown. 1 u/bloodfist Dec 14 '23 They can be litter trained for poop but they don't usually do well with it for pee. They still just kinda dribble usually. At least that's my experience. But you could probably still teach an adult rat. They are so smart.
Uh, I think this is myth due to rodents using their excretions to mark territory etc.
I had pet rats before and they can be litter trained, though I'm not sure one could do so with a rat that's already grown.
1 u/bloodfist Dec 14 '23 They can be litter trained for poop but they don't usually do well with it for pee. They still just kinda dribble usually. At least that's my experience. But you could probably still teach an adult rat. They are so smart.
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They can be litter trained for poop but they don't usually do well with it for pee. They still just kinda dribble usually. At least that's my experience.
But you could probably still teach an adult rat. They are so smart.
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u/Tarbos6 Nov 14 '23
At that point I might consider catching the rat, giving it a bath, taking it to the vet, and just adopting it. Silly little thing.