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Roosters, cats and sheep at Bunnings divide shoppers in fierce pet debate
A Bunnings trend that started with dogs has escalated to roosters, cats and even sheep, leaving shoppers fiercely divided over whether pets belong in the aisles at all.
For some Australians, spotting an animal at Bunnings is part of the appeal. For others, itâs a step too far.
But the quirky scenes have sparked a backlash, with some shoppers saying stores are becoming âinappropriateâ for anyone who doesnât want to browse power tools and potting mix alongside other peopleâs pets.
A Bunnings spokesperson told Yahoo Lifestyle animals are allowed in stores as long as they are well behaved and under control.
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Bunnings has confirmed their stance on pets as bizarre animals continue to turn up in stores across the country.
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Bunnings shoppers rejoice as pet rule welcomes unusual animals
Bunnings Warehouse has become an unlikely destination for Aussie shoppers and their pets.
While it's not unusual to spot a dog at the hardware store, customers are also bringing in a variety of other animals.
From chickens to cats, to ducks and sheep, unusual animal sightings have become part of the experience thanks to the retailer's pet-friendly policy.
But it's caused some discontent among other shoppers, who have called for them to be banned from stores across the country, calling them "inappropriate" for a retail setting.
A Bunnings spokesperson, however, confirmed to Yahoo Lifestyle that pets of all shapes and sizes are allowed in stores as long as they follow the rules.
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