Pet rocks are gentle, they don't complain about their food, and they don't get hurt when you drop them! Now, here is how to get a pet rock            from the start! 

Step 1: You gotta build a home for your future pet rock! For example: A Doll House, A Lego House, or A Pillow Fort.

Step 2: Make a bed for your rock. 

For example: Tiny Pillow, A Bunch Of Straws, or A Book Page (totally not from this one)

Step 3: Now you have to find a pet rock in the wild! They live everywhere, even the Arctic! They are really easy to tame, all you got to do is pick one up!

Step 4: Bring it into its new home—The one you made for it on Step 1. Carefully set it into it's cozy bed, and give it food and water.

Step 5: Since you have gained your rock's trust now, it can trust you to decorate and customize it. Give it a little face, or add some props to your rock. You could maybe sculpt it to make it look like something, or you can even make it look like an animal! They love style.

Step 6:  Your Pet Rock needs a name now! If you can't think of one, you could use these suggestions!

Cobble-Stone Tom-Stone Quartz Jade Metal Mark

Rock Johnson Rusty Ryan

Step 7: Now that all of that is taken care of, spend some time with your rock. And if it doesn't mind... Give it a friend! They love extra company! Make sure to give food and water to your pet rock at all times.

ALERT!!

 What?! Your pet rock just split in half?! No need to worry, that's a sign that it just cloned itself! All rocks do that! Your rock is in no danger at all, but if you want to have the rock limit to 1 pet rock,

 then release it's clone into the wild ( this might anger your original pet rock, mostly because the clones are the children of it. ) If you don't want your rock to get mad at you for doing that, then instead of releasing the clone into the wild, give it to a family member ( like your grandma, sibling, cousin ) and make sure your pet rock can still see it sometimes!

FACT PAGE: 

Gary Ross Dahl (born December 18, 1936 – March 23, 2015) was an American businessman and advertising director. He founded and created the Pet Rock—smooth stones from the city of Rosarito, Baja California, Mexico, in the 1970s, which was successful enough to make him a millionaire. Since then, the pet rock has gained a lot of popularity and money. There have also been some references to the pet rock in movies, books, and shows. Such as "Minions: The Rise Of Gru".

There are thousands of Rocks in your back-yard and front-yard! It would take a while to get ALL of them out!