Can a hedgehog be kept at home auspicious, and can a hedgehog be kept domestically?

Hello, yes, there are generally people who like hedgehogs.

If you keep it at home, you can keep it as a pet at home, but generally you can't hurt people, and if you keep it in your own home, don't let him go out.

1. Hedgehog. There are thorns all over the body, according to the older generation, if the family has a thorny animal, it is very unlucky, so the old people think that raising hedgehogs is unlucky. There is also a saying that hedgehogs belong to one of the five immortals, and they cannot keep the gods at home, so they are unlucky.

Of course, this is purely the ignorant opinion of the older generation, and young people will not believe it casually.

2. According to the saying that the hedgehog is the five gods, it is said that if the family is treated well and raised well, the family will be prosperous and prosperous, that is to say, it is a good thing to raise it well. But on the other hand, it is precisely because the hedgehog is a god that it cannot be allowed to die at home, and if it dies at home, it will cause great trouble to the family. Therefore, the superstitious statement is also quite tangled, it depends on whether everyone believes it or not.

1.The hedgehog belongs to one of the five gods and cannot keep the gods at home, so it is unlucky.

2.Hedgehog is one of the horse fairies, and if it is not raised well, it will even die.

3.The hedgehog is the traditional mascot of wealth, wealth, evil spirits, and filth.

The above are some of the superstitious claims about hedgehogs, but any superstitious claims have no scientific basis and should be viewed rationally.

The hedgehog is a national protected animal. Widely distributed in Europe, northern Asia, in northern China and the Yangtze River basin is also widely distributed, this kind of hedgehog hibernation in winter, in southern Jiangsu folk is also called"Stealing melon badgers"。The hedgehog has a fat and short body, sharp claws, small eyes, short hair, and short, dense spines all over its body, and the hedgehog is nocturnal and feeds on insects and worms.

Hedgehogs are bred in captivity.

Hedgehogs are docile, with some breeds only slightly larger than the palm of their hands, which is why they are kept as pets in Australia and the United Kingdom. The common hedgehog is not easy to keep as a pet. The hedgehog as a pet is a cross between the common hedgehog and the African "four-toed hedgehog", does not hibernate, is small, and is not hardy.

Home-raised hybrid hedgehogs can be fed by themselves, and they can be raised in proportion to meat feet, grains and by-products, and green vegetables. In addition, small animals such as caterpillars, beetles, snails, earthworms, and fruits can also be fed. Hedgehogs are sensitive to lactose, so they should not be fed dairy products.