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- LiarAmongAll@lemmy.zipEnglish16 days
That is one adorable cheeto, I absolutely love that that captive Cheetahs gets puppy homies because they’re so nervous, like yeah man, it’s all good, Gus here is your assigned bestie at birth, he’ll just hang out with you for the next forever, no problem 😎
- bedwyr@piefed.caEnglish16 days
Cutest pic ever. I hear cheetahs make great pets, I saw video of some man that slept with a couple, cuddling at night.
I don’t know how endangered they are, I am guessing a lot, but if they come from the already captive population it’s not bad, not as long as you attempt to find them a mate to breed to keep their population alive.
- maniclucky@lemmy.worldEnglish16 days
A big problem for captive cheetahs is that their meeting rituals (as I understand it) involve running across plains for miles. And that they are naturally very nervous (hence the puppy). I’ve read that breeding them in captivity is extremely difficult.
- dethedrus@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish16 days
Cheetah Whisperer is who you’re referring to. Fantastic content.
- bedwyr@piefed.caEnglish16 days
That is so cool, I wish I could do that, my hick neighbors would shoot it.
- TickledPunk@lemmy.worldEnglish16 days
Emotional support puppy for a cheetah is peak friendship. Cullen looks so proud of the job.
- altphoto@lemmy.todayEnglish15 days
That’s the third puppy this month.
They rotate the puppies.
No, not along the length. I mean several puppies.
No, not like in Costco. I mean the puppies are rotated one at a time.
No! Not like at your dad’s BBQ.
Yes! Yes, they all taste the sam… No, I mean! It’s fine, the cheetah doesn’t eat the puppies!No, there are not chocolate ones that the cheetah likes better.