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Was considering getting a new pet and thought it might be cool to have a roo (kanagroo). Similar but related options include marsupial or wallaby. Anybody ever have a roo as a pet, mostly looking towards my AUS or NZ buddies. I have heard they can be kind of wild and a little dangerous. I'll tack on a poll.
Quoted from rotordave:As long as you're good with your boxing skills, you should be ok.
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That kangaroo took a good smack and stayed up. Was it planning to wrestle that dog or use it as a shield in case of gunfire? So far I have eliminated a few pets as being impractical - penguin, cobra, skunk, bear (brown, white or black), osterich, moose and camel. Not ruling out the kangaroos yet, maybe that one was just a bad egg or something.
Quoted from Onevox:I think you should get a capybara. Not a marsupial but just as cute. And they're pretty chill.
Monica caried her capybara around in a purse. Of course, that was prior to the last growth spurt. 
Quoted from presqueisle:I believe one of each would round off a good marsupial collection. Do they ride well in vehicles??
From what I can tell, the stick seems to be the preferred mode of transport.
Quoted from jeffspinballpalace:How do Wombats prefer to travel?
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