Pet Connection

I liked this little pet shop quite a bit. It had a good vibe, the staff member we encountered was friendly. The animals seemed very healthy and happy. I will be back in the future. I must say that in comparison to the other pet shop in town this was far cleaner and much more humane than the other one. By FAR.

Awful place! AVOID! As with all cities you will have two competitors vying in the same category for customers. One will be the good one, one the bad one. This place is one of those bad ones.
Lets ignore the fact that the smell is heavy and thick upon entering, and forgive the general disarray and layout of the place. It has the charm of a burgeoning hoarders home before its bad enough to get on A&E. So given the state of the place, lets just focus on the owner/​manager of the place.
When I entered the first time, I encountered a small mammal that came near me, that was neither dog nor any animal I could identify. When I slowed down to allow it feel safe, the owner quickly yelled at me «Don’t touch that». Obviously, she expected me to forget the fact I was in a pet store which is supposed to sell domesticated animals. She explained that it was her personal pet, not for sale, and that it was a species more akin to a fox. She said this with such disdain for me and my wife at the time that I was taken aback.
Being it was a nice day outside and trying to salvage this by looking for what my wife was interested, she frequently told us many of the items we were looking at were not for sale. It became clear quickly that the store seemed more like an excuse for her to obtain exotic animals then a pet store trying to make money. The entire experience was rude, unpleasant, and just a waste of time. Speaking to others I have received similar feedback. Sad, but this place should just closed down or avoided.