Honesty

[Stackie]

I believe in karma as well.

Thankfully since the chinchilla world really is small, the liars and deceitful people who don't take the best care of their animals are usually known by most. Hopefully those breeders who care about where their chins go take their actions into account and think twice about selling them a chin.

 

[ticklechin]

Not only selling a chin, but buying kits that may be accidents or intentionally bred but called OOPS chins. It is a small chin world, lots of people on forums who have been around a long time to see the fly by night breeders come and go.

 

[hkkjstwcl]

Am I off topic?

I just want to tell all my friends that although many people think that I am an aspring breeder, considering the number of the chins that I have, I am sooooo careful not to make my girls pregnant!

At least you found a honest pal here.

I can't imagine me dealing with mutation, chinchilla deliveries and baby chins, and hustle of adopting them out. It would be too difficult for me. More and more I feel responsible to my chins for their health and wellbeing. They are unique and irreplaceable to me.
SORRYYYYYY FOR BEING OFF TOPIC!!!!!:bump1: