Posted by:
chameleon2005
at Mon Jan 19 06:35:05 2004 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by chameleon2005 ]
I agree entirely,
The problem is that people class them as "pets" and thats the problem, trying to change an animal into something that it isn`t.
on the other side its wouldn`t be much fun to own a 6 foot biting whipping animal, So where does the education start?
Its human nature to act first then think later, How many people can say that they have never bought anything on "impulse"? Not many, whether it relates to animals, cars, music etc, we often buy just on impulse or something we have heard about it and think that we know enough to make that purchase!
When people go to a Pet Store they presume that everything will either already be or will become super cuddly and want to spend time with us! Which has to be stamped out!
The better the education gets then the better the animal welfare will be!!!!
Just my $0.02
Phil
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