The Caneratto, today best known as goat-sucker or chupacabra, is a carnivorous pet created many years ago by BiVe-Teknos labs. We have two different creatures, if we consider size and colour. There is the Caneratto Gigans (see below), bigger than a shepherd-dog, and the smaller Caneratto Pygmaeus. The second is the size of a big fox but has strength enough in its teeth to cut and consume a whole cow. It is surely the most sold and widespread of our wonderful creatures. The Caneratto is not a wolf or a coyote. It is coyote-like but is not related to the canine family. Surely, it is very easy to keep. Easier than a dog. You can provide a diet consisting of blood and viscera of mammals purchased at your butcher's shop. Usually butchers do not sell this kind of stuff, so you can have it for free. The Caneratto is a stealthy nocturnal hunter. In the bush the Caneratto hunts hares, deer, and above all boars. It is so bold and strong that can face even bears and wolves. This pet is agile and can leap over 18 feet. It is to consider as an Olympic jumper, especially during its hunting period. If hungry, the Caneratto attacks and bites neck, head and legs of its prey. Because of its particular buck-teeth, the prey dies in a few minute by bleeding. On the contrary of the canine species, the Caneratto is specialized in sucking and drinking the victim's blood. The Caneratto is a wild and aggressive pet and cannot be tamed.