What accommodations do i need to keep a baby walking stick as a pet?

keeping a baby walking stick is a very big responsibility! They need lots of training and are generally very stubborn. I suggest getting 2 walking sticks, as one may get rather lonely on its own. For the accomodation, you need a large walk in wardobe, with plenty of toys and hiding places to keep them amused. Without toys, walking sticks generally become very unsociable. You must be prepared to take your walking stick for walks EVERY DAY, because, as you may have guessed, walking sticks love walking. You must clean them out weekly, walking sticks make a lot of mess. You can feed them whatever, they'll eat anything. You must also groom them monthly with a high quality polish or varnish. An average life expectancy of a walking stick (with the right care) may live over 100 years so be sure you're prepared for a lifetime of caring for your adorable wooden friends. I have added a link to a picture of me and my walking stick, Brian. Make sure you get your walking stick from a reputable breeder or a shelter, Did you know that thousands of walking sticks get recyled every day because their owners grow old of them? Good luck with your walking sticks!