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Posted by: pisces842001 at Mon Nov 10 10:03:08 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by pisces842001 ] You are perfectly correct on that. Ignorance is a major issue. The only thing I feel is that it should not be up to the goverment to make that decision on who can own what and for what $$$$. I think it should be up to the kid and the kids parents to discuss whether or not he is responsible and knowledgable enough to own the alligator. I also own an alligator. Alligator's are magnificent animals. They are VERY expensive to keep but at the same time the experience with them is rewarding to me. I also have years of experience dealing with them. I know when they don't wish to be bothered. I did my homework. It's just like being in school........You have to do your homework before taking the exam. The main difference is that the exam is gonna slap you eventually anyways. If you know that you are not capable of taking care of the animal and/or are not willing to provide it's constant upkeep and health check ups then don't purchase the animal. That rule applies to dogs, cats, snakes and even a goldfish. | ||
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