When it comes to tigers, the first impression must be brutal, because it's big, open-mouthed, bloody, and, as predators, it's the king who stands at the top of the food chain. It's a scary animal that we must be scared of, and some people can't even look at, but can you imagine that someone will have a tiger as a pet?
In foreign countries, a family has a tiger. He was on the road when he went to the mountains. It was supposed to be new, and the female tiger was supposed to be out looking for food and not around. When they saw the tiger, they took it home. Females in the family are also breastfeeding and there is plenty of milk to feed the tigers.
The tiger was a little bit less than a puppy when he was a kid, so the dogs thought he was one of them, so they used to play together. Sometimes the dogs go out and get bullied, and the tigers fight together, and the two species are as close as brothers.
Over the next few days, the tiger has grown more and more, and has grown closer to the adult tiger. And the doggies still play with the king of the beasts without fear, and the tigers tend to take care of the dogs, often helping them out. And the tiger looks as if it's not violent. Rather, it looks like it's cute, because it's always good, and it never attacks.
More than a year later, the owner has added a new master. Tigers are also particularly fond of small masters, who often play with them and who often ride on their backs. I'm jealous of that kid. He became Tarzan at a young age and had his own tiger pet. I have to say that when a tiger is domesticated, it becomes like a puppy, and it's very popular.
I can't help but ask you a question. If it were you, would you have the courage to raise a tiger?