Vicki,
I just wanted to say THANK YOU!!!
Like stated above, there are some things still needing to be changed, but all of your hard work (everyone) has payed off in such a big way!
I posted this same info in another discussion, but this past Thursday when I deep cleaned reptiles they got carpet!!
Recently they had a meeting (the higher up's) and carpet was okay'd!! I have been trying to get carpet since joining this group and it is finally in with the beardies! Then, a few days ago we had a "walk through" by I believe our district manager who commented about the beardies being on carpet. He stated that he really didn't mind himself, but that we have to be sure to follow P&P. My GM told him about how I pointed out to her that it states on the store use bag of sand that it is not to be used with juvenille's.
And, as it states above, the
caresheet has been changed!
http://www.petco.com/caresheets/lizards/Dragon_Bearded.pdf
I can't believe it! I always hated showing it to customers before because I would contradict at least 1/2 the stuff that was on it. Now, I disagree with just a few things. The first thing I didn't like is the comment about this animal not needing to be cuddled or touched - I think we all know our beardies luv us giving them attention. I think they should of added that a beardie will need at least a 40 breeder! Instead they just state: "Size – Appropriate size and shape habitat to accommodate normal behaviors and exercise" Also, they should add about soaking or batheing procedures, instead of: "Give dragon a light misting shower every other week to keep skin humidified and easy to shed; the tank,
however, should never be damp". Everything else (besides the sand still being on their period) seems pretty ok. One last thing I would add would be in the health issues about impaction. Oh, yes I would also add a little info on brumation. The impaction and brumation are two subjects that many people don't know about.
But, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
I really appreciate what you have done and will continue to accomplish. Please keep up the hard work, for it is not going unappreciated!