There is a HUGE difference
between RESPONSIBLE breeders and your typical back - yard breeder (BYB) or puppymill breeders.
Breeders have stated that PETA's campaign does not reflect the difference
between responsible breeders and backyard breeders and puppy mills.
As the public face of The HSUS's new Breeders Advisory and Resource Council, Donnelly and McGriff provide input on public policy and help The HSUS raise awareness about the difference
between responsible breeders — who breed happy, healthy dogs in clean, humane conditions — and puppy mills, factory - style facilities that focus on profit at the expense of animal welfare.
New advisory council helps raise awareness about difference
between responsible breeders and puppy mills
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Miniature Pinscher puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Clumber Spaniel puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Weimaraner puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of an Irish Setter puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Saluki puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of an American Eskimo Dog puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Beauceron puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of an Appenzeller Mountain Dog puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of an Ibizan Hound puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Greater Swiss Mountain Dog puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Labrador Retriever puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a German Wirehaired Pointer puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Doberman Pinscher puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Dalmatian puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of an Otterhound puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of an Old English Sheepdog puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Toy Poodle puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Chesapeake Bay Retriever puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of an Akita puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Bouvier des Flandres puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Manchester Terrier puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Rough or Smooth Collie puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of an English Pointer puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Chinook puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Belgian Shepherd puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Standard Poodle puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of an English Setter puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Boxer puppy should have:
There's a significant difference
between a responsible breeder, a backyard breeder / puppy mill, and a shelter dog.
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a White Shepherd puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Rottweiler puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Curly Coated Retriever puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Bichon Frise puppy should have:
Here's one difference
between a responsible breeder and an irresponsible breeder — BOTH PARENTS of a Dogo Argentino puppy should have:
Not exact matches
The successful cooperation
between the
responsible dog
breeders, the competent kennel clubs and the trusted veterinarians is the key point of successful breeding, the producing of high quality dogs and the improvement of the breeds, which is the definitive goal of every passionate
breeder!
There is a difference, however,
between these types of operations and
responsible breeders.
Wisdom Health — The Wisdom Health mission is to facilitate
responsible pet care by enhancing the well - being and relationship
between pets, pet owners,
breeders, shelters and veterinarians through valuable insights into pets as individuals.
They are strong and, if well - bred by attentive and
responsible breeders, they typically
between 12 and 15 years.
There is a huge difference
between a mill and a
responsible breeder.
In state campaigns for puppy lemon laws they deliberately blur the distinction
between puppy mills, well - run commercial kennels, and
responsible show
breeders.
In fairness to
breeders and buyers alike, the CSVCA does not endorse any particular
breeder, and can not be held
responsible for any purchase agreement, guarantee, or understanding
between breeders and buyers.
But PETA wants to obscure the difference
between puppy millers and
responsible breeders who are as careful with the placement of their pups and kittens, because their goal isn't that all dogs and cats should have safe, loving homes; their goal is that domestic dogs and cats should not exist.
A quality puppy from a
responsible breeder - a guest article presenting a comparison
between a good
breeder and a casual
breeder (backyard
breeder).
You can find more information on the STCA web site including more information on What The Prospective Scottie Owner Needs To Know, how to tell the difference
between a
Responsible Breeder and the casual
breeder, as well as links to the STCA Scottie
Breeder Referral list.
At Wisdom HealthTM our mission is to facilitate
responsible pet care by enhancing the well - being and relationship
between pets, pet owners,
breeders, shelters and veterinarians through valuable insights into pets as individuals.
«We would like to be the bridge
between consumers and
responsible breeders.»