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[KnotLuvaDownUnder]

I get messaged often by people (not on this website) in regards to Zoo fun. A good 99% of the time though, they will flake out and stop messaging me. The ones that had offered, give red flags. My question is, outside of already made friends, it's next to impossible to meet owners in Australia

 

[dartel]

A) that was a statement, not a question
B) no fucking shit, this is highly illegal and owners are the ones with everything to lose. No owner with even a marginally functional brain would welcome a person they haven't spent years getting to know and TRUST

 

[KnotLuvaDownUnder]

A) that was a statement, not a question
B) no fucking shit, this is highly illegal and owners are the ones with everything to lose. No owner with even a marginally functional brain would welcome a person they haven't spent years getting to know and TRUST

Ya know what. Fair point

 

[pes]

I am an owner. And the moment I am talking with someone who keeps pressing on letting them fuck my dog as soon as possible, I let the conversation die out.
I am not against having friends and eventually maybe even letting them have fun with my dog, but not within a week of seeing them online.

 

[KnotLuvaDownUnder]

I am an owner. And the moment I am talking with someone who keeps pressing on letting them fuck my dog as soon as possible, I let the conversation die out.
I am not against having friends and eventually maybe even letting them have fun with my dog, but not within a week of seeing them online.

That's completely understandable. I think I've been talking with someone now for a about a month or two. Others come and express interest but ghost soon after. I 100% respect wanting to look after your companion over everything

 

[Loveanimals197]

Good point dartel and pes, I am new here, but have been with animals in my life since I was young. It is important to get to know people before meeting. And then when meeting to get to know them better.