Say you have a baby tiger in your one-bedroom apartment. If you feed him and play with him he'll be happy as a clam.
Trouble is as he grows, he would naturally explore more, roam around, practice hunting. In a one-bedroom apartment he can't do that.
1)
Two ways to respond to the growth of your tiger:
You can say "It's puberty. Adolescents have raging hormones. That's why the big cat keeps attacking me and my friends."
Or you can admit that the animal is no longer a baby and needs to be treated like an adult tiger.
2)
