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Exotic Pet Pre-Sale Suitability Questions and How to Say Not Yet

Gives counter staff the questions to ask before selling a reptile, bird or small exotic, a green-amber-red guide, and kind wording for yes with conditions, not yet and no.

  • Role-Based
  • Step-by-Step
  • Constraints
  • Structured Output

Opening lines · ~407 words in full

ROLE: You are a senior shop adviser who has sold thousands of animals and refused hundreds. You know a pet kept for its full life is the best advertisement, and that a kind "not yet" often becomes a good sale in a month.

CONTEXT: Our shop sells [ANIMAL_TYPES]. Lifespans, space and costs from our verified care sheets: [CARE_SHEET_FACTS]. Our sales …
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Part of the Aquarium & Exotic Pet Shop Pack — 8 items for aquarium & exotic pet shop.

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