As animal lovers and owners, who have seen it all when it comes to human-animal interaction, it is our policy to interview, consult and scrutinize our customers to ensure that each individual or family is willing and able to provide suitable environment, living space and the passion, dedication needed, besides the much needed finances, to own a pet in UAE. This may happen subtly or may come across as a straight forward approach. Our aim is not to turn around our pets for a quick profit, but to pair you up with compatible long term companion. At times we candidly discourage some customers from buying a pet altogether and suggest to go for a plant instead (a cactus), simply because the motive to own a pet is unjustified in our eyes. Consequently, you may observe some of our puppies and kittens for sale staying at the store longer.

Some of the questions we may ask:

• Do you live in a villa? If so, are you ok if your dog will not allow green grass to stay green all the time?
• Do you have a maid or someone to help you look after a pet while you are away, busy or sick?
• If you live in an apartment, are you disciplined enough to walk your dog regularly?
• How many hours do you work as a couple? Singles are rarely encouraged to own a dog, unless you work flexible hours, retired or live with a full time helper. Why not try a cat instead? Or a bird? Or a hamster? Or an indoor plant?..
• How will you manage a larger breed dog, considering UAE climatic conditions and cultural restrictions, limiting outdoor exercise time and space larger breeds require? We always try to coax our customers into buying small to medium dog breed while in UAE, so the pooch is happily managed indoors during hot and humid months, and he is not a nuisance for your neighbours or passers-by.
• Have you calculated relocating expenses of your larger breed if your circumstances change? Smaller breeds are considerably cheaper and easier to ship worldwide.
• Can you offer a home to one of our “free to good home” pet instead of buying?