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    In my opinion, which is rather harsh, the agreement has already been finalized. They let you go home with the snake based on the original agreement. Personally, I don't think you have to honor the one they didn't originally ask you to sign.

    I REALLY dislike those humane society type contracts. I've passed on nice dogs and one cat because of them; in my experience, there is a lot more BS in those than just the breeding part, so, if you agree to sign another, be prepared for the possibility (probability) of other restrictions as well. They usually want you to surrender the animal back to them rather than re-home it based on your own judgement, etc. I saw one contract, you couldn't even move out of state with the animal!

    Control freaks.

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