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The end of this video shows the homeowners' rather emphatic 'no trespassing' signs. I would imagine that if the tiger is allowed to play outside on a regular basis, they don't have a problem with solicitors.
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Would be so cool, but no way!
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The tiger's claws appear to be removed, but not the teeth. So there's that.
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Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... mass hysteria!
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Dogs? Perhaps the way to give a tiger some worthy playmates is to raise a female with some half wild dog-wolf hybrid males.
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It's all fun and games until someone gets eaten.
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I am very surprise that the Tiger did not bite their heads off
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This will end well...
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Don't like this. There really is now way to responsibly own an exotic pet, particularly large cats. That cat looked to me to still be young. What happens in 5 years when it goes rogue?
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