What domestic animal you have to worry less about poop?

What the fuck do you mean? Do you mean which have the smallest shits, least frequent shits, least smelly shits, what? 'Cause they all shit and you almost always have to have a plan for what you do with it afterwards.

>>2281356
I want a pet that doesn't shit.

>they all shit

fucking hell how can people even keep pets in their houses

>>2281359
Rocks don't shit. BONUS: you can put googly eyes and glitter on them.

>>2281359
Because they aren't lazy assholes and either clean up after them of bring them out to shit

>>2281339
shrimp

>>2281339
Bunnies I guess, their poop should be always dry and solid you can get rid of it in seconds, even better if they have a designated place.

>>2281363
I'm gonna second this, rocks are bros

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>>2281339
more useful question would be to ask which pets can be housebroken, ie taught not to shit inside, or shit in a designated shitting-place.

>can be housebroken
dogs, cats

>cannot be housebroken
birds, guineapigs

>not sure
mice, rats

>>2281452
I'm pretty sure rats and larger rodents can be litter trained.

I've kept mice before, but kept them in the cage, and they kind of just did whatever, might have had a certain corner for it tho.

>>2281437
I was gonna say this. Probably one of the least offensive poop smells too. The more protein, the smellier the poop so herbivores are good. Rabbits got a sort of manure smell but much more suddle since it's so small. Also, can be harvested as fertilizer.

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>>2281363