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House hold Tiglatons
Tiglatons are enchantingly beautiful but fiendishly clever, rare and tricksy. They are on the verge of extinction and are practically never seen as pets. But, for the people who are fortunate enough to own one I will write this guide. Another name for the Tiglaton is the Ticlaton they are known as this for they are extremely tickerlish.
what they eat
What they will eat varies a lot; depending on what state of hunger the Tiglaton is in. If they are ravenous then they will eat anything in sight whether it be a sofa a cat or a sausage. They don’t mind. However if they are hungry, not starving, then they will simply eat anything that you give them. Unfortunately they eat for pleasure. Often they will threaten to break something unless you give them food the food they want is usually some sort of rare delicacy that you don’t have. There is nothing you can do about it.
How they look
They vary in almost everything: height, how they dress, length of hair, smelliness of feet and hairiness of toes. But all chare the characteristics of human like faces, hands, feet and hair furthermore the rest of there body’s hidden by long dresses or robes. They constantly look like they are submerged in water (the way there hair and clothing floats around in the air as if gravity has no effect on them).
Good pets?
Some say that they are brilliant, intelligent and caring pets that are a pleasure to work with on the other hand some people say that they are a complete nightmare and will do anything to disrupt there owners lives. These rather horrid pets have probably never made the needed connections with there masters.
Glossary
Ravenous – in a state of food need
Characteristics - visual features of someone or some thing.
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