The people who work here are really nice, but any store that keeps puppies cooped up in glass cages for the public to ogle during their formative weeks is not a place I want to patronize. Of course, I get severely upset when visiting pet stores that sell dogs and now can't even look in their windows. You are probably not as sensitive as I am.
I have actually shopped here, against my better judgement. I fell in love with a young Syrian (teddy bear) hamster and had to bring her home. Two weeks later, she gave birth to eight pups, because this store apparently can't be bothered to segregate the small animals by sex. I could have just taken the pups back, but I couldn't bear to take them back there, so I separated the boys and girls at hamster puberty and found them homes myself. read more