Sorry i was not suggesting that, it is just that i have not got advanced amounts of money.
I wish that my money tree would get friut on the bloody thing.LOL.
Cheers
Ian
This is a great picture thread!!
Rich keepers versus poor keepers - ahh, what a topic!
There is no doubt that the amount of money one has or hasn't got does not reflect their ability to look after animals. No argument there.
However, if things go wrong, the person with money is in better position to deal with the problem. e.g. thermostat or incubator malfunctions - can be replaced (not repaired) immediately. Veterinary services - no problem. The snake need a bigger enclosure - buy one on the spot. Going on holidays - can pay someone competent to look after the animals. And so on and on.
This is not a categorization about who is better or worse, but undoubtedly, any animal will be safer in the hands of a person with financial resources.
Rich keepers versus poor keepers - ahh, what a topic!
There is no doubt that the amount of money one has or hasn't got does not reflect their ability to look after animals. No argument there.
However, if things go wrong, the person with money is in better position to deal with the problem. e.g. thermostat or incubator malfunctions - can be replaced (not repaired) immediately. Veterinary services - no problem. The snake need a bigger enclosure - buy one on the spot. Going on holidays - can pay someone competent to look after the animals. And so on and on.
This is not a categorization about who is better or worse, but undoubtedly, any animal will be safer in the hands of a person with financial resources.
Ian, you should learn to read. Honestly, this is not the first time you had a go at me because you misread or misunderstood what I've said. Don't be so quick with the keyboard, ponder over it first, read it 3 times if that's what it takes. You're making yourself look silly.That is great Michael, now because i have not got surplus money i can't look after my snakes.
Thank God that Paula has access to some money somewhere or she could not look after me, I know that it takes a lot to look after a good specimen.
Cheers
Ian
Rich keepers versus poor keepers - ahh, what a topic!
There is no doubt that the amount of money one has or hasn't got does not reflect their ability to look after animals. No argument there.
However, if things go wrong, the person with money is in better position to deal with the problem. e.g. thermostat or incubator malfunctions - can be replaced (not repaired) immediately. Veterinary services - no problem. The snake need a bigger enclosure - buy one on the spot. Going on holidays - can pay someone competent to look after the animals. And so on and on.
This is not a categorization about who is better or worse, but undoubtedly, any animal will be safer in the hands of a person with financial resources.
Ian, you should learn to read. Honestly, this is not the first time you had a go at me because you misread or misunderstood what I've said. Don't be so quick with the keyboard, ponder over it first, read it 3 times if that's what it takes. You're making yourself look silly.
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