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    Neither of the new articles say anything about online sales. Problem is many of the areas around me do not allow exotics, city rules are city rules. a few years ago sterling heights banned them, which is right near there. that's the big reason I started to look at houses to move out, so I moved to a city with no rules against it and I don't tell my neighbors about what is in my house to not have an issues get brought up. Legal or not, no reason to get it brought up at a city meeting by a bunch of uneducated and paranoid people.

    "We don't want people out there breeding exotic pets and selling them to unsuspecting buyers who then may be stuck with sick or abused animals," Randazzo said.
    I bet they stop the sale of dogs and other "acceptable animals"
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