Sentences with phrase «licensed breeders get»

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State laws vary widely: A dog breeder that would be illegal in one state may have no problem getting licensed and operating in another.

«A lot of pet stores will say, «We don't get pets from puppy mills, but from USDA - licensed breeders,» said Cori Menkin, senior director of the ASPCA puppy mills campaign.

As it is now, it's pretty easy to get a breeders license.

Many pet store owners will tell you they get all their puppies from «licensed USDA breeders» or «local breeders.»

Most important, the measure would require pet sellers in Ohio to get their puppies only from licensed breeders who meet these minimum - care standards.

The law does say only 50 dogs per person, partnership, corporation, etc.; however, I'm sure there are ways breeders will get around that — they'll license their entire family, their neighbors, etc..

Many pet stores will say that they get their puppies from «licensed USDA breeders» but often pet stores use this to provide a false sense of security when in reality, they do in fact get their puppies from puppy mills.

For decades, research facilities obtained their animals from breeders as well as USDA licensed, «random source» Class B dealers that obtained dogs, cats, and other animals from people called «bunchers,» who would steal pets from yards or get them from «free to good home» ads, auctions, and shelters.

If the «rescues» would quit calling licensed breeders the «N» word and get a USDA license themselves.

So many people have questions about USDA licensed breeders, the people who inspect them, and why certain licensed breeders are allowed to get away with many violations without any consequence - not to mention the many problems we have with small town zoos.