Sentences with phrase «mill bred pups»
People do not buy from pet shops, (the main source of puppy mill bred pups), because they are cheap.
http://www.petpeoplesplace.com/ Not exact matches
those smuggled or imported pups come from mills that are far worse then the mills here in the states - they bring with them disease and the results of poor breeding practices - rabies anyone?
I am anti-puppy mill, have to agree that this bill does not go far enough on limiting number of litters per year (I personally think that a breeder should have a waiting list) but if this is the sort of thing that is going on with dog breeding (I have been researching for a future pup), I will forgo the research and look for «Freedom» dogs.
She says the documentary is important viewing for everyone, «especially those still tempted to buy a puppy from a pet store despite the virtual inevitability that the pup was born of suffering, and the fact that buying a puppy mill puppy will condemn the breeding dogs to a lifetime of misery.»
This doesn't change the fact that if the puppy was bred in a puppy mill, some unscrupulous individual still profited from the sale of the pup.
There will always be those who insist on a pure - bred pup and therefore breeders and puppy mills will continue to exist.
The quest for designer pups also has led disreputable breeders to place dogs in unsafe conditions — frequently referred to as puppy mills — where they are bred repeatedly under abusive conditions that cause lasting damage to the dog.
However, what PeTA, HSUS and other such groups may really be doing is enabling puppy mills to continue providing ill - bred pups by freeing up more room in the shelter.
Compared to the breeder we got our GSD from, whom I'm almost positive now was nearly puppy mill, who didn't interview, who lowered the price to $ 100 because they «couldn't get rid of her» and couldn't continue breeding because the female was too obsessed with her 10 - week - old pup to worry about their male, who disappeared off the charts after we got our pup... there's bad breeders out there.
The HSUS estimates that roughly half of the 2 million pups bred in mills are sold in stores these days; the rest are trafficked online.
The worst places to get a pup are pet shops and kennels that get their pups from off - premises sources, since these animals actually come from commercial breeding operations, nicknamed puppy mills.
remember, 99 % of all dogs sold at pet stores come from puppy mills, where they breed dogs for profit without regard to the parent or pup's health.
If a bitch whelps twice a year and has five pups each time, the 10X $ 300 (or more) = $ 3,000 value for that bitch... That will slow the puppy mills acquisition of breeding stock.
Unethical breeders and puppy mills continue to mass produce animals for profit without regard for the quality of pups produced or the quality of the lives of their breeding dogs.