Little Boss Hong Kong

Little Boss Hong Kong | Ecency

One of the places that I visited while I was in Hong Kong is a pet shop called Little Boss.

After visiting a lot of these pet shops in Hong Kong, I have a great appreciation for the prices to home pets. I don't at all see any wild animals roaming around in Hong Kong. A lot of the locals here have baby strollers that carry their precious pets inside.

There is one that I enjoy going to, which is called

" LITTLE BOSS "

That title is exactly true for pet owners. Having pets is like being owned by the pet instead. You have to clean it and provide food.

This is what Little Boss looks like

The cute little rabbit. This rabbit is not cheap. Around at least 10 times the price of what one rabbit of this type cost in Malaysia.

I am a guinea pig person. I have four guinea pigs at home and six hamsters. 7 dogs, an aquarium full of fish. 3 tortoises and 2 crayfish.

A grown man looking at cute animals. Hahaha.

The guinea pigs are here. These are my favourite little ones. They are like rabbits, and they poop a lot. They are herbivores. They have the name pigs, but are not pigs; at times, they do resemble pigs. They eat a lot, and they are loud when they want to have food.

The fluffy one. Having a pet at times is a way to relieve stress. Imagine your having a stressed out day, you come home to the rabbit enclosure and look at the fluffy one. Stress level drops.

Syrian Hamsters

Some of the most mischievous species of rodents. The escape artist. The hamsters I currently have at home are White Dwarves.

That is cute, isn't it? The thing about pets is that they tend to appear cute, and you have this mindset where, if I buy one and bring it home, it is going to look cute like this, but unknowingly get yourself into a new set of chores.