i still want a hamster. ive been typing a letter to my mom on my laptop and also i have it all organzied about the stuff i need and names and stuff like that. but, how do i fully convince my mom to get me a hamster? i take care of the animals i already have and i do chores to get on her good side (my siblings dont even do chores so i think thats a plus!!). how do i fully convince her?
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along with the letter you need to include a list of all the supplies you will need and the prices for all those supplies and some facts about how much they eat and how often their habitat needs to be cleaned. that will show that you have thought it out and know that it requires some work. you can also offer to pay for half of the cost of teh hamster or supplies or write up a sort of contract outlining your responsibilities and how you plan to uphold them in order to convince your mom that you are serious.
get everything u need and tell her with cute little watery eyes.."see mom ..all i need is the hamster now..".by the way how old are u?
well i have had plenty of hamsters to tell you its NOT easy...i read the books before and and all that but it was still hard.tell them that if it passes within 2weeks you wont ask for another.
Well, try the letter. This sounds like a good plan! When you are all done typing the letter, give it to her. Wait until she responds back to you, don't keep asking her about it. When she talks to you about the letter, be prepared, you might not get the answer that you want. If you do get the wrong answer, tell your Mom that you gave it a shot. Well, YOU DID! But, if your Mom says that you get a hamster, hug her and say "Thank you sooooooooooooooo much!"
I hope that this helps! If you have any other questions, or, it doesn't work, you can e-mail me at: pethelper4@yahoo.com! GOOD LUCK!
well start out asking for something really expensive, like a horses. Beg and beg for a horse for like a week. Then, we your riding in the car with your mom, sy " Mom, i give up on the horse. Can I just have something small, like a hamster?" Then it doesnt seem like as big of a deal. Trust me im a professional. :]
I couldn't come up with ANYTHING better than THAT!!!
Some people do not like hamster. And there is no way to change their minds.
But good luck in trying.
Hamsters have a foul smell as rodents they urinate almost constantly - carefully research the best way to house and keep them clean if you can prove to your mom that you can keep the smell at bay you will have a much better chance of convincing her.
If you have a dog or a cat or whatever pets you currently have, show your mom how responsible you are by taking care of one or all your pets for a week. You must feed, bathe, water, and walk those pets and nobody else can help you. This will help. Make sure your Mom knows you are doing this, though!
You can tell her that you'll pay for the checkups and you can also potty train your hamster so the cage won't stink as much. But when you get a hamster,check how much evrything costs,because evrything total for my hamster was 55$
Say you've reconsidered whether you really want a hamster. As your mom breathes a sigh of relief, ask for a snake instead.
My mom let me have a rat after I spent three years or more asking for a snake. Admittedly I didn't know I wanted a rat until I saw this charming albino in the pet shop around the same time I was starting to give up on the snake issue. But now I can't imagine NOT having my handsome little rodent!
Suggest that if a hamster isn't an option, you could get a snake. You only have to feed them and clean their cage once a week, they don't smell, they don't set off allergies, they can't tear/chew up the furniture, they're gorgeous (I think), they live a lot longer than rodents do, they're completely silent, and they can stay in your room out of sight of any visitors who might faint if they learn you have a snake in the house.
Just neglect to mention that snakes are brilliant escape artists, or if you do mention it, point out that hamsters are NOT escape artists.
If your mom is anything like mine, she'll do a lot to keep a snake out of her house. A hamster will seem like a wonderful alternative - especially if you are one of the lucky few gifted with big pleading eyes.
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