Is it possible to have an otter as a pet? And if it's possible,

>>2232132
>Is it possible to have an otter as a pet?
no
>And if it's possible, is it a terrible idea?
yes

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What could go wrong with having a pet sociable, semi-aquatic predator ? Maybe the fact that they're even more hyperactive than ferrets, or that they have skunk-like putrid-smelling glands ?
It's a terrible idea, sorry. Have some sleeping babies.

>>2232132
its more possible than having a platypus as a pet

>>2232140
>4chan Pass user since June 2016.

wtf is this? when did this happen?

>>2232140
literally 4chan gold DLC

>>2232140
>4chan Pass user since June 2016.
cocksucker`

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>>2232141
OK, yeah, they have stink glands, but come on. Totally worth it.

>>2232132
Yes, depends on your state's/country's regulations and laws. They're friendly and intelligent, they'll also destroy your house.

>>2232338
>friendly

Attempts to reintroduce them into the wild are almost impossible because of their emotional attachment to their caretaker's face(s).

Rehabilitation of wild otters can only be done wearing a full body suit and mask.

>>2232132
It's possible, yeah, but it's really not a good idea. Get a ferret, or maybe a mink. They're pretty much the same thing but much easier to manage. Otters stink and will destroy your house, plus you basically need to have a pool to properly accommodate them