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To raise monkeys, you need to go to the local forestry management department to apply for a "Wild Animal Domestication and Breeding Permit" to raise monkeys.

The specific application materials for raising monkeys are as follows:

1. Application Form for Administrative Licensing Matters for Wildlife Protection and Management;

2. Application Form for Domestication and Breeding Permit for Wild Animals under National Key Protection or Application Form for Domestication and Breeding Permit for Wild Animals under Non-National Key Protection;

3. Valid documents or materials proving the identity and qualifications of the applicant;

4. Proof of provenance of wild animals applied for domestication and breeding, including introduction agreement or letter of intent, valid approval documents, import and export certificates, shelter and rescue treatment documents, etc.;

5. Valid documents or materials proving that it has the corresponding right to use the domestication and breeding fixed place;

6. Proof of funds required for domestication and breeding;

7. Proof of technical ability of wildlife rescue and breeding personnel;

8. Feasibility study report or overall plan for the domestication and breeding of wild animals, and explanatory materials for wild animal feed;

9. The fixed places, anti-escape facilities, cages, separation wall nets, etc., as well as the explanatory materials of area, specifications and safety of various wild animals applied for domestication and breeding;

10. Where an application is made to increase the types of domesticated and bred wild animals, it is necessary to submit explanatory materials on the types, quantities and health conditions of the original domesticated and bred wild animals, as well as a copy of the domestication and breeding license that has been obtained and relevant approval documents;

11. Drawings, materials related to the application project;

12. Municipal and county forestry authorities review opinions.

Monkeys can be domesticated, but it is not recommended to raise them, there will be many problems. When the pet monkey grows up, it will become very strong and aggressive towards people, and as the pet monkey grows, it will become more and more eager to be free.

Monkeys can be domesticated, but are registered with the animal authority. Monkeys are not regular domestic animals and have many problems, and it is not recommended to keep monkeys as pets.

After the pet monkey reaches adulthood, its strength will also become great, and it has a certain aggression towards people, and it is difficult to tame it without professional knowledge of monkey training.

Pet monkeys are usually very young when they are brought home, so they are very small, but they also grow, and the older the pet monkey is, the more they desire freedom and want to play with more companions.

After going to the local forestry management department to apply for the "Wild Animal Domestication and Breeding License", you can raise monkey species below the national second-class protection.

The application materials are as follows:

1. Application Form for Administrative Licensing Matters for Wildlife Protection and Management;

2. Application Form for Domestication and Breeding Permit for Wild Animals under National Key Protection or Application Form for Domestication and Breeding Permit for Wild Animals under Non-National Key Protection;

3. Valid documents or materials proving the identity and qualifications of the applicant;

4. Proof of provenance of wild animals applied for domestication and breeding, including introduction agreement or letter of intent, valid approval documents, import and export certificates, shelter and rescue treatment documents, etc.;

5. Valid documents or materials proving that it has the corresponding right to use the domestication and breeding fixed place;

6. Proof of funds required for domestication and breeding;

7. Proof of technical ability of wildlife rescue and breeding personnel;

8. Feasibility study report or overall plan for the domestication and breeding of wild animals, and explanatory materials for wild animal feed;

9. The fixed places, anti-escape facilities, cages, separation wall nets, etc., as well as the explanatory materials of area, specifications and safety of various wild animals applied for domestication and breeding;

10) Where an application is made to increase the number of domesticated and bred wild animals, it is necessary to submit the explanatory materials of the species, quantity and health status of the original domesticated and bred wild animals, as well as a copy of the domestication and breeding license and relevant approval documents that have been obtained from the reed kernel;

11. Drawings, materials related to the application project;

12. Municipal and county forestry authorities review opinions.

Monkeys are not allowed.

It is illegal to raise monkeys in our country, monkeys belong to primates, and the minimum is a national second-class protected animal, but if it is specifically dependent on raising monkeys for a living, you must apply for a special certificate, otherwise, it is an illegal act.

Monkey profile

Monkey is a common name for primates. The primates are the highest taxa of the animal kingdom, and they eat fruits. Monkeys generally have well-developed brains, their eye sockets are facing forward, their orbital spacing is narrow, the toes (fingers) of their hands and feet are separated, and their thumbs are flexible, and most of them can hold opposite other toes (fingers).

Some of the characteristics of monkey species are similar, for example, many New World monkeys have curly tails so that they can be used to grasp branches when they climb trees, while Old World monkeys do not have curly tails, but have smaller nostrils that are closer to each other, and some of them have crusty backs, like embedded seat cushions.

Some also have trichromatic vision like humans; Others are bichromatic or monochromatic. Although the monkeys of the Old and New Worlds, like apes, have forward-facing eyes, their faces are different; And each species of monkey has certain characteristics the same, such as the type of nose, jaw and rump. Therefore, if you want to understand monkeys, you have to learn about their individual characteristics.

Monkey is a common name, and many animals in the primate order are called monkeys. It is an order of the class Mammals, which belongs to the highest group of the animal kingdom and has a well-developed brain, including the suborder Protomonkey and the suborder Ape.

Individuals are not completely incapable of keeping monkeys. If you go to the local forestry administration department to apply for the "Wild Animal Domestication and Breeding License", you can raise monkey species below the national second-class protection.

It should be reminded that the monkey is an animal with a lot of mood swings, and if it is caged, it loses the meaning of a pet; If you keep it on a leash, you need good taming skills, otherwise it is easy to escape and hurt people.

Therefore, there are not many people who keep monkeys as pets at present, so please consider them carefully.

The most common macaques are generally not used as household pets. Because the monkey has a complex behavioral language, it is easy to annoy it and cause an accident of being injured, so only those who understand the monkey dare to raise it, and even then, the monkey must be chained to prevent it from inexplicably threatening.

There are also monkeys that do not attack people, mainly capuchin monkeys, squirrel monkeys, and marmosets in South America, but such monkeys are rare to see in zoos in Japan, and it is impossible to keep them as pets in the near future.

The domestic slow loris is also relatively tame, but it is a national first-class protected animal, and it is impossible for individuals to be allowed to use it as a pet.