There were no viewing windows and no offer was made for us to come back and make an appointment. None were overly busy either. One employer blocked my partner from looking over a big wooden screen. Of course, the dogs are going to be excited but that wouldn't have bothered us. I can certainly understand there being a fear of spreading disease too. I have my own business and we have an open door policy because we are proud of our establishment and what we have to offer so we didn't understand why they were reluctant to let us in.
Strangers? All new clients are strangers if that's what you call them. I have been in business for many years and 'strangers' as you call them are what puts bread in your mouth and pays your bills.
We were also told we couldn't stay for the temperament test. And all of the centres were hidden from view from outside, too.
Thanks for all your comments, I really appreciate them and look forward to more.
