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Subject: Re: Honesty and Bonding - A solution?
Posted by Tiffany on June 04, 1998 at 15:29:56:

In Reply to: Re: Honesty and Bonding - A solution? posted by Sherry on June 04, 1998 at 01:37:46:

Sherry,
I think it's great that you insist on people being informed before getting a SG. The breeder I got mine from spent a lot of time talking to me about why I wanted her and even had me read a particular book - the other side is that I've been in pet stores here in Austin and seen store workers pick them up by their tails :0 and throw them way high in the air and sell them to people like they are toys and not little creatures to be loved. That makes me really sad...so I'm glad to know about people who DO take time to find great homes for their babies!
:) Tiffany

: Excellent idea! When people e-mail me about a glider I
: send them back a letter asking WHY they want a glider.
: If its just because "OH they're so cute" or "I saw one
: in a pet store" I give em all the information including
: the downside by Jane. I make a point of educating people
: BEFORE I SELL A GLIDER. I give em all the web sites
: including the downside by Jane. Little sugar gliders are one
: BIG responsibility that lasts for 15 years.

: I've lost sales but thats OK. I want my litte furballs to
: have good loving homes first and foremost.

: Sugar Gliders are NOT a pet for children.




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