I purchased a red hypo beardie from Heather at Tinley Park expo in October 2017. At the expo, she wouldn't let passersby (me) hold her animals which I interpreted as extremely good biosecurity.
This animal was for a young girl who had previously had a very bad experience buying a dragon on Craig's List (adenovirus) so I wanted to get her a good pet.
I just spoke to the young owner's father today and they couldn't be happier. The beardie is healthy, thriving, growing quickly, gets her picture taken multiple times a day, and is this girl's best animal friend.
I'm so happy I got a dragon from Heather. I have to assume that she pays attention to temperament, growth rate, and all aspects of creating a good, healthy pet for people. These are traits of an exemplary breeder for our profession.
This animal was for a young girl who had previously had a very bad experience buying a dragon on Craig's List (adenovirus) so I wanted to get her a good pet.
I just spoke to the young owner's father today and they couldn't be happier. The beardie is healthy, thriving, growing quickly, gets her picture taken multiple times a day, and is this girl's best animal friend.
I'm so happy I got a dragon from Heather. I have to assume that she pays attention to temperament, growth rate, and all aspects of creating a good, healthy pet for people. These are traits of an exemplary breeder for our profession.