Thread: Is it possible to keep a tiger as a pet in a huge house?

Possible, yes. Wise or advisable, absolutely not! Tigers are dangerious wild animals. They are incredibly expensive to feed and their predatory nature makes keeping one a huge civil liability. Further, even a very large house doesn't give a tiger the roaming space it needs. This means it won't get proper exercise and will probably be in a fowl mood from having its freedom of movement so severely restricted. Trust me: You don't want an animal that could easily kill you in half a second in a fowl mood.

Keeping pet tigers is legal in some jurisdictions, but it shouldn't be. It's cruel to the animal and dangerious to anyone near it.

Source: https://www.quora.com/Is-it-possible...n-a-huge-house



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Well, if a person has a huge house, why not have a tiger?

Why not? And if a person likes big cats, why doesn't he buy a tiger? If I lived in a huge mansion, I would have a tiger. This is a very beautiful animal. And if you have a tiger, you give the impression of a wealthy person. So it's very prestigious to have a tiger. But due to the fact that I live in 2 bedroom apartments forest hills I can't afford a tiger. But I have a chinchilla. This is also quite an exotic pet. Just like a tiger, it needs to be fed expensive food. But he's very cute. I think exotic Pets are the cutest.