Sentences with phrase «many dogs sold»

Brooklyn startup The Farmer's Dog sells customized, healthy meals for canines.

Today, Pink's chili dogs sell for $ 2.50.

The term «sport» probably originated because they are used as condiments on hot dogs sold in baseball parks.

The city's powers - that - be passed a package of bills this week that will force upon retailers a greater level of accountability concerning where they purchase the cats and dogs they sell, as well as how they sell them.

Because of how dogs sold through pet stores and / or born in puppy mills are bred, housed, handled, shipped, homed, and raised, there are many possible reasons underlying the problems they show as adults.

Was it some sort of dog selling scam?

Further legal changes will come in effect in July 2016, when pet shop owners will be required to keep records of every dog sold from the store (see http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-04-20/new-law-changes-will-smash-puppy-farm-business-model/6405572).

, any dog sold as a purebred animal in Canada MUST be registered with an acceptable registry.

Regardless of what the pet store owner tells you, and regardless of the fact that the dog they're selling has AKC (American Kennel Club) papers... dogs sold from pet stores ARE from puppy mills and NOT from quality breeders.

Puppy «millers» usually can not answer questions about the dogs they sell, have no idea what proper dog care is about and do not have any med certificates (to them it's cost) or health guarantees and have no or very little history of breeding a particular breed.

If you know that Shaggy Dog sells puppy mill puppies could you let me know so I can spread the word in my area.

Many dogs sold in pet stores or through online retailers come from puppy mills.

Most pet - quality Golden Retrievers sell for between $ 1,000 and $ 1,500 while show - quality dogs sell for $ 2,000 to $ 3,000.

This in itself would tend to make adoption the more likely option since not many well - behaved adult dogs are sold (as understandably most dogs sold by their owners are being sold as a last resort).

Many go to the expense of having their dogs fully vaccinated (depending on the age of the dogs being released to the new owner) and are often micro chipped and have had their eyes checked for juvenile eye problems by a Board Certified Canine Ophthalmologist before they are sold; another effort to offering healthy dogs and being able to keep track of the dogs they sell.

By federal law, dogs sold as Purebred in Canada must be sold with CKC Registration.

With an estimated 500 dogs sold per store each year, Bresch believes the bill could affect the lives of tens of thousands of dogs.

 More than 90 % of dogs sold by pet stores come from operations like this.

Within six months of date of sale (or when all pre-existing agreements between breeder and buyer have been met), breeders shall provide buyers, at no extra cost, with registration papers for all dogs sold, a current CKC breed standard and at least a three - generation pedigree.

Sterilization of all dogs sold as companions may have some unintended adverse effects.

The «Big Four» Dog Dealers are responsible for over 11,000 of the dogs sold by Illinois - licensed facilities

Garson and his wife, Heidi, told the board that they do everything they can to care lovingly for the dogs they sell.

We have seen first - hand the profits that the AKC makes from registering puppy mill dogs sold at dog auctions.

The dogs sold at auction above were sold to other breeders who will continue the cycle of repeated breeding for more years.

Responsible breeder's dogs sell themselves, they don't need to pay for advertising.

To enforce this measure, they would have to go through records at the pet store for each dog sold and compare it against USDA inspection reports.

The mothers and fathers of dogs sold by puppy mills often live their whole lives in cages, never knowing love or human affection.

A dog sold on a limited registration is not eligible to be shown in AKC shows or to have any offspring registered by the American Kennel Club.

Namely RSPCA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) strategy, Oscar's law (The organization's name originates from the story of a dog called Oscar, who was rescued from a puppy factory in central Victoria), and Victorian Labor Party Efforts that restrict the number of dogs per breeding facility and require that pet shop owners to keep records of every dog sold.

The vast majority of dogs sold in pet stores come from what the industry calls «puppy farms» but the rest of the world calls «puppy mills».

According to the ASPCA, the state of Missouri exports more than 40 % of all dogs sold in pet stores in the United States, and is home to more than 3000 commercial dog breeding facilities.

Breeders and / or sellers should be responsible for providing certain refunds, replacements, or reimbursements should the dog sold become ill or die from a condition contracted prior to the purchase.

«People see that these dogs sell for huge amounts of money and think they're going to make a lot of money selling puppies,» says Calkins.

Some states also place restrictions on breeding, require that animal shelters sterilize all dogs they sell, and prohibit dogs riding in pick - up truck beds.

It is also a reminder that buying animals from pet stores is never a good idea (as opposed to adopting), since, unfortunately, dogs sold in stores are more often than not victims of breeding in puppy mills and the many health problems connected with that background.

I like to educate store customers about greyhounds and AG, and it is heartwarming to see the dogs sell themselves as they make connections with shoppers.

99 % of dogs sold in pet stores are from puppy mills!

As a responsible person breeding dogs, each puppy or adult dog you sell or buy should be accompanied by a well - written contract that both parties understand and agree to.

Again, these breeders place profits over the health of the dogs they sell.

«We were just really starting to get some strong information about the dogs sold in his store and he was so vague,» says Meyers.

But if they are in compliance, it doesn't matter how many dogs they sell.»

EQ Bostons also provides a «Return Home» clause on any dog sold.

Puppy mills are often the source of dogs sold through pet shops.

It is not unusual, for example, for a dog sold to a pet shop for $ 100 to be re-sold to a customer for $ 1,000 ó $ 5,000.

This means you take back a dog you sold if the owner can't keep it anymore, and you keep any puppies you can't find the right home for.

Although the majority of dogs sold and slaughtered for meat in Korea come from farms, the industry is heavily supplemented with «excess dogs» produced for the pet dog trade.

Sellers shall provide puppy / dog buyers with the following papers free of charge for each puppy or dog sold: a written Contract of Sale specifying conditions of the sale and signed by both buyer and seller, a four generation pedigree, and written instructions for care, feeding and immunizations.

A closer look at the source and movement of dogs through «rescue channels» must be part of the overall initiative to protect the health and well being of dogs sold in the U.S.

It is recommended that all dogs sold or being used for breeding, and their offspring, be permanently identified by microchip, DNA, or tattoo.

Most prairie dogs sold in the pet market are harvested as babies from wild populations - perhaps this is why so many defy domestication.