Sentences with phrase «backyard breeders»

Speaking from some 30 years of experience here are some tips that might help you and stop you from buying from backyard breeders such as the above..

On the other hand, there are a LOT of backyard breeders out there, that charge as much as a good breeder would, for dogs with serious health and temperament problems.

This is in contrast to «kitty - mills» and irresponsible backyard breeders who don't screen for illness or defects.

Others are intentionally bred by backyard breeders or puppy mills, and they eventually find their way to us via a shelter or an owner surrender.

The law, unfortunately, does not make provisions for dealing with backyard breeders or hobby breeders that are selling puppies out of their home.

In rural areas, backyard breeders produce more puppies than they can sell; many dogs are let go to fend for themselves.

Also, consider that generally reputable breeders are willing to take the dog back if there are any problems, while for backyard breeders sales are for the most part final.

On the other hand, puppy mills and irresponsible backyard breeders should just go away!

Even though there are laws about proper care of dogs, many backyard breeders and puppy mills still exist.

My one hope is they seek out reputable breeders and avoid backyard breeders and puppy mills.

Historically, the majority of calls came from people complaining about dogs they had purchased from irresponsible breeders, commonly called backyard breeders or puppy farms.

Owners who buy from pet stores or puppy mills, or even backyard breeders often face serious illnesses requiring extensive veterinary care shortly after bringing the dog home.

While backyard breeders are concentrated in low - income neighborhoods, their customers aren't confined to any demographic.

I also hope the reject, backyard breeder gets what they deserve.

I agree, there are a large number of big - name breeders who behave like backyard breeders, and this article addresses them as well.

The original source of rescue dogs is usually commercial breeders who sell direct via the internet or through pet stores and inexperienced backyard breeders.

Since backyard breeders are mostly in it for the money, they don't spend it on showing, temperament testing or vet bills.

Proper enforcement of cruelty and neglect is the first step to cracking down on backyard breeders.

We strive to educate the public on adopting and saving a life over supporting backyard breeders or puppy mills.

One positive of backyard breeders though is the price.

Did you know that thousands of commercial breeding facilities and backyard breeders keep their female dogs in lonely cages and constantly get them pregnant?

A very few backyard breeders test for genetic diseases on the advice of their veterinarians, but most do not.

Smaller backyard breeders could certainly be called a puppy mills if they are putting profits first.

One larger goal we can all agree upon is to stop large - scale and careless backyard breeders across the country.

Yes, the living conditions for animals in a puppy mill as compared to the facilities of a «responsible backyard breeder» may be quite different.

Unfortunately, backyard breeders rarely test for diseases or know how to look for traits that match the breed standard.

Puppies in pet stores are mostly from puppy mills or the occasional backyard breeder who's main objective is producing puppies for profit.

Even if every intact dog's owner had to pay a huge license fee, that would not stop backyard breeders.

A chart comparing backyard breeder and responsible breeder qualities point by point.

I think the point of the legislation is to limit backyard breeders and puppy mills.

It's not uncommon to see the lies of backyard breeders attempting to place entire litters of puppies into homes with a substantial fee attached.

We'll teach you how to recognize backyard breeders and, even worse, puppy mills.

They are not considering this to curb backyard breeders.

These are not greedy backyard breeders, pet store managers, or puppy mill workers.

You should avoid purchasing from backyard breeders; their practices are driven by money rather than care for the animals.

Both trying to get people conscious of this shocking million - pound business created by backyard breeders and secretive large - scale puppy factories.

Be wary of puppy mills and backyard breeders who often use unethical breeding practices and, in some cases, put profit over animal well - being.

So don't go with backyard breeders & get references for both parents & talk to their veterinarians if possible.

Throughout the country, thousands of commercial pet - breeding facilities and backyard breeders produce millions of animals for sale in pet stores and through newspaper ads and internet sites.

Avoid backyard breeders and puppy mills — they are notorious for producing puppies in an assembly line fashion with no regard for their health and behavior.

We saw a lot of horrible operations conducted by a lot of backyard breeders.

It is not uncommon for backyard breeders to acquire «cheap» breeding stock from homes like yours.

Sadly, Newfoundlands have become immensely popular with both puppy mills and backyard breeders in the past several years.

Many Backyard Breeders do not crop puppies» ears in order to keep their costs down.

Backyard breeders continue to reap the profits to meet such demand.

Stay away from backyard breeders as well (the average person trying to make money off their family dog's puppies).

We promote responsible dog keeping and seek to fight back against puppy mills and backyard breeders selling underaged dogs.