If you're going to own a pet, learn to spell it. There's no such thing as a "hamPster".
Furthermore: its a chihuahua, not a chiuaua (chee-ow-ow?). Rabbits and ferrets are not rodents. And Bettas are not letters of the Greek alphabet.
daisygirl
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Well, first, not everyone that posts here speaks English as a first language.
Second, not everyone here realizes that the squiggly line under what you're typing IS a spell checker!
If they love their pet, what difference does it make if they can spell it right? Most people can't spell pneumonultramicroscpicsilicovolcanoconiosis, [Edit: it ends in coniosis but YA is putting in the ... because the word is so long] but I don't hold it against them.
I took the liberty of examining some of your answers. You've used quite a few incomplete sentences -- should I now consider you an incapable pet owner?
Maybe we should put our energy into educating and helping people instead of criticizing how they spell a word?
Edit: Rabbits are NOT rodents. Check out the following from The Nature Trail blog:
http://www.thenaturetrail.com/blog/2005/08/rabbit-facts.html
Is a rabbit a rodent?
No, a rabbit is a lagomorph. Rabbits (both European and cottontails), Hares and Pikas are all lagomorphs.
Anonymous
HAHAHA i just sent a text talking about a hamPster, '
Oh gee , this was helpful.
Funny, as i work at a pet store.
spider pig!!!1
i can spell hamster, although when i was little i used to spell it like hampster
EDIT btw rabbits are classed as rodents however ferrets are not
Anonymous
Not everyone can spell you know.
I use to spell chihuahua like chiwawa when i was younger ^^ its very easy to make that mistake.
Anonymous
I agree. Yahoo has a spell checker for a reason.