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Can we keep tigers in Canada?

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Canadian law strictly limits the private breeding, sale and trade of big cats, including tigers, lions, leopards, etc. Therefore, ordinary citizens or private individuals are not allowed to breed tigers in Canada. Only institutions or individuals with specific professional qualifications, such as legal zoos, wildlife conservation centers, etc., can obtain relevant licenses for breeding and display.


In addition, breeding big cats requires high costs for the animals and the hiring of professional breeders to provide suitable breeding conditions and management. At the same time, keeping big cats requires compliance with many regulations and safety standards to ensure the safety and welfare of humans and animals.


In short, Canada does not allow ordinary citizens or private individuals to breed tigers, and only specific authorized institutions or individuals can obtain relevant licenses for breeding and display. This is to protect the safety and welfare of the public and animals.


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