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Can You Have A Pet Bear In Russia. While there is no explicit law banning bears as pets in russia, practical limitations and risks make owning one very difficult and inadvisable. Sure, some people have raised bears as pets, but it's not necessarily advised. Since it's not listed in the red book of endangered species, a brown bear is the only wild animal that can be bought and kept on russian territory without a special. The short answer is no, bears can't be domesticated. Meet stepan, a domesticated pet bear who lives with his humans svetlana and yuriy panteleenko in moscow, russia. This is only allowed, if you provide the bear unlimited access to vodka and a balalaika, so that the animal may entertain itself and not feel. Whether you can or cannot own a bear really depends on the country that you’re coming from. However, in some parts of the world, such as russia and asia, bears have a long history of being “kept as pets” and used for other entertainment purposes. For instance, in russia you can buy a brown bear without any type of special permission. On top of that, it is illegal to own a bear in many counties. However, that isn’t the case for other countries like the us or the uk. Keeping a pet bear carries risks for both people and the animal. Most russians will only encounter bears at a zoo or circus, not in someone’s home. A bear as a pet.

Keeping a pet bear carries risks for both people and the animal. However, that isn’t the case for other countries like the us or the uk. On top of that, it is illegal to own a bear in many counties. Most russians will only encounter bears at a zoo or circus, not in someone’s home. Since it's not listed in the red book of endangered species, a brown bear is the only wild animal that can be bought and kept on russian territory without a special. Meet stepan, a domesticated pet bear who lives with his humans svetlana and yuriy panteleenko in moscow, russia. This is only allowed, if you provide the bear unlimited access to vodka and a balalaika, so that the animal may entertain itself and not feel. A bear as a pet. However, in some parts of the world, such as russia and asia, bears have a long history of being “kept as pets” and used for other entertainment purposes. Whether you can or cannot own a bear really depends on the country that you’re coming from.

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Can You Have A Pet Bear In Russia Meet stepan, a domesticated pet bear who lives with his humans svetlana and yuriy panteleenko in moscow, russia. Sure, some people have raised bears as pets, but it's not necessarily advised. Keeping a pet bear carries risks for both people and the animal. Since it's not listed in the red book of endangered species, a brown bear is the only wild animal that can be bought and kept on russian territory without a special. The short answer is no, bears can't be domesticated. Most russians will only encounter bears at a zoo or circus, not in someone’s home. On top of that, it is illegal to own a bear in many counties. However, that isn’t the case for other countries like the us or the uk. While there is no explicit law banning bears as pets in russia, practical limitations and risks make owning one very difficult and inadvisable. For instance, in russia you can buy a brown bear without any type of special permission. This is only allowed, if you provide the bear unlimited access to vodka and a balalaika, so that the animal may entertain itself and not feel. A bear as a pet. However, in some parts of the world, such as russia and asia, bears have a long history of being “kept as pets” and used for other entertainment purposes. Whether you can or cannot own a bear really depends on the country that you’re coming from. Meet stepan, a domesticated pet bear who lives with his humans svetlana and yuriy panteleenko in moscow, russia.