Quote Originally Posted by cmack91 View Post
i cant see that causing problems, but, if a guy came up from oregan (however you spell that), bought a burm from me, went back that day, got pulled over, i wouldnt even want the possibility of that guy giving my name as the seller. i havent read the whole act or anything, but im sure they have/ will have some kind of regulations for all sales, it is the government, and they LOVE regulating things
Truueee but I've also never heard of a pet shop/breeder in Nevada selling ferrets to California citizens and getting in trouble because of it.

I guess I sort of view the repercussions of such a deal as all on the buyer because they know that what they are doing is illegal and the seller isn't responsible to learn the life story of the buyer.

It's kind of like when you walk into a tobacco shop and see all the pipes and bongs. The seller doesn't ask what they are going to be putting in the bong, they just sell them the bong. It's the responsibility of the buyer if they decide to break the law or not. I know inanimate objects are a poor comparison but I hope I illustrate my view well enough.

Now, the seller WOULD be liable if s/he shipped the animal to another state themselves, but not if someone else drove it across state lines.