Why is it not recommended for novices to raise golden bears? Why is it not recommended for novices to raise golden bears?

It is not recommended for novices to raise golden bears because there are many issues that need to be paid attention to when raising golden bears. For example:
1. Golden bears are solitary animals. They cannot be kept in cages, otherwise they will fight.
2. Golden bears are timid by nature. Golden bears are very timid animals, so when frightened, they are likely to bite or scratch people.
Precautions for feeding golden bears
1. Golden bears mainly eat various weed seeds and grains, and occasionally hunt insects. In captivity, rats can be fed Grains, dried fruits, and appropriate amounts of vegetables.
2. Don’t feed too much fruits and vegetables at one time, as this can easily lead to death from diarrhea.
3. Be sure to supply water and change the drinking water every two or three days. Make sure it is pure water or boiled water.
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