Heterodontosurus would make a good pet according to the document. It is small, plant-eating, and harmless. It has green and yellow spots and small arms and legs. As a pet, it could be easily walked and trained. It eats plants and leaves that are inexpensive to provide. Its natural habitat of bushy forests is similar to what is found in residential areas. In conclusion, the document argues that Heterodontosurus' small size, plant-eating diet, and ability to be trained make it a suitable pet.

1. Heterodontosurus for a
pet
By Ariel, Maurice and Dougie

2. Introduction
Heterodntosaurus would make a good pet
because it’s small and cute. It is also a plant eater
so it’s harmless.

3. Appearance
A Heterodontosaurus has two small back legs
and two small arms. It’s size was about the size
of your leg. The colour of the
Heterodontosaurus is green with yellow spots
on it’s back. These colours mean it can
camouflage from it’s enemies and other
dinosaurs won’t find them. A
Heterdontosaurus would make a good pet
because it would be easy to take for a walk
around because it’s small.

4. Behaviour
Heterdontosaurus are not very clever but they
are cleverer than a Brachiosaurs. It would be
much easier if you keep training it and it could be
the smartest dinosaur if you train it well.

5. Diet
Heterdontosaurus like to eat plants like small
soft leaves and bush leaves. It’s good that we
don’t have to buy special food for it. You don’t
need much money to look after it either. You can
grow plants or you can get leaves from a park or
school.

6. Habitat
Heterdontsaurus live in bushy forests where
there are lots of plants and bushes. It would
make a good pet because we have lots of trees at
our houses and it would feel like a forest.

7. Conclusion
A Heterdontosaurus would be a good pet because
it’s small and harmless. If you train it for one
hour each day it would be the smartest dinosaur
ever. It could also help eat leaves that fall off
the branches that you cut off your trees and
protect you from strangers.