I AM IN DESPERATE NEED OF EVERY ONE ON THIS SITES HELP!

[beardieman08]

Hi there i'm no expert with the law in the USA however i've heard of similar cases in the U.K ..... I would get an animal rescue organisation to visit your home and give you a report to say that your reptiles are kept in a clean safe place and that they present no danger to your child in anyway, This should be enough evidence in court to put an end to this pathetic excuse your ex is coming up with,,, I really hope this helps i know how your felling my Ex wife has been trying to stop me from spending time with my children too.......

Kevin

ps.Let me know how you get on

 

[herpfreak]

Sorry, I don't have much to add... I don't even have a bearded dragon yet.

Like some others said, a vet would help, and pictures and writing about how clean you keep them.

Wishing you the best of luck!!!

~herpfreak

 

[dolcedragon]

I'm very sorry about your situation. It's ridiculous. I have been invited multiple times to schools to show off my bearded dragons. Statistically they are much safer than dogs are, but unfortunately they very misunderstood. Perhaps your ex needs a little education on the subject hm? Well, if our legal system is just, you shouldn't have any trouble seeing your son. But if you need to you can check with AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association) and PIJAC (Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council) for their guidelines on reptile care, cleanliness standards, etc. If your home and your beardies meet the standards of vet clinics and pet stores across America (and I'm sure they're probably better than some), then it's certainly safe there. OR does that mean it's unsafe for her to take your son to a Petsmart or the local vet? Or to be around someone who works at one? Or around someone who was outside that a snake possibly brushed their ankle and they have salmonella and are going to spread it to everyone! Quick, put the boy in a bubble! Pssh... good luck hon.

 

[wizbee]

Great news about the lawyer!
Loved the websites!
Go dragons!