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<blockquote data-quote="msscamp" data-source="post: 517478" data-attributes="member: 539"><p>I think you're wrong on both counts, and that the "contempt" - your word, not mine - comes from the hobbyist generally not having a clue about how to handle/care for the animals he/she has acquired, a basic refusal to accept responsibility for their animals, as well as their care, and the fact that the animals pay the price because the owner is too stupid/lazy/arrogant to ask questions, research, find a vet and talk to him/her, and figure out how to properly care for the animals he/she has acquired. I've never met a "real" - again, you're word, not mine - rancher that wasn't more than willing to share his/her wisdom, answer questions, and provide direction/guidance. The biggest problem with a lot of hobbyists is that they think they know it all, and won't/don't listen.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="msscamp, post: 517478, member: 539"] I think you're wrong on both counts, and that the "contempt" - your word, not mine - comes from the hobbyist generally not having a clue about how to handle/care for the animals he/she has acquired, a basic refusal to accept responsibility for their animals, as well as their care, and the fact that the animals pay the price because the owner is too stupid/lazy/arrogant to ask questions, research, find a vet and talk to him/her, and figure out how to properly care for the animals he/she has acquired. I've never met a "real" - again, you're word, not mine - rancher that wasn't more than willing to share his/her wisdom, answer questions, and provide direction/guidance. The biggest problem with a lot of hobbyists is that they think they know it all, and won't/don't listen. [/QUOTE]
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