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 The Sagittarius pet enjoys all forms of outdoors activities...hiking, boating or running, for instance. It is far from easy to confine an animal governed by Sagittarius. Anyone who traditionally keeps his or her pet in a cage for most of the time should never own a Sagittarius pet, since the animal will soon become a very sorrowful soul indeed.
All beings ruled by this Sign need freedom, openness, fresh air and the ability to move around. Sagittarius is the most physically active Zodiac Sign and all its natives (regardless of species) must live according to those requisites. The more a Sagittarius animal can run, fly, slither, hop, trot or swim, then the happier that creature will be.
This pet's physical activity should be restricted as little as possible, since the animal's physical and emotional well-being depend greatly upon being able to be out and about, roaming freely. Here, the pet/owner relationship should be quite healthy. What an owner sees in this animal is exactly what that owner will get. This is an open and enthusiastic soul, sufficiently flexible to try just about anything an owner requires, particularly if any form of movement is involved.
Adaptable and active, the Sagittarius pet can be taken anywhere...in a car, boat, plane or recreational vehicle. The constitution of this animal is sturdy, so there will be no worries related to motion sickness or any ailments of that nature. Still, care should be taken that this animal does not push it too far. An owner needs to ensure that the Sagittarius pet gets enough rest in order to maintain his or her high energy level in optimal condition. There are not likely to be many health problems here...other than those that this pet may "run into" while off on an adventure.
An owner needs to make sure that he or she knows of this pet's whereabouts at all times, and that protection is provided from any type of danger which could threaten this innocent and child-like creature. Sagittarius animals are known to be accident prone and this should be borne in mind with regard to the somewhat careless and mischievous Sagittarius pet. This is an independent spirit, so there is no need for an owner to be around all the time...although it would be nice for the Sagittarius pet to have a friend to romp with when the owner is nowhere to be found, since this animal is prone to suffer from boredom if there is nothing to do.
The animal governed by this Sign is not one to lie quietly. The only thing he or she will be counting on is having fun and if there is any trouble to be gotten into, the Sagittarius pet is sure to find it. Extremely playful creatures, Sagittarius pets never seem to get tired...their energy supply apparently being inexhaustible. Therefore, if an owner does not possess the same type of stamina, then it would be best to get the Sagittarius pet a friendly companion...but one who is equal in energy levels, such as an animal governed by Gemini or Aries or Leo, or even another Sagittarius.
Since the Sign of Sagittarius rules the legs, it is particularly vital that the Sagittarius pet be free to romp around as much as possible. Even if the pet happens not to possess legs...a fish or snake, for example...he or she will still require an abundance of exercise and all the other traits associated with Sagittarius will still apply. For the limbed variety of Sagittarius pet, an owner needs to ensure that the animal's legs remain in top condition...strong and well-formed.
A careful watch should be kept for possible ailments such as swelling, bruising, bone breakage or malformation. In general, however, the animal governed by this Sign is healthy overall and the legs are usually his or her strong point. This is an interesting fact, since most areas of the body ruled by specific Signs are rendered vulnerable and weak to those who fall under its jurisdiction. This is not so for subjects of Sagittarius and this is a pet who will be fun and fun-loving...playful, gregarious, happy and constantly active. He or she will rarely tire of anything, except doing nothing.
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Posted here with kind permission from Nova
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