Sentences with phrase «store puppy whose»

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«As a voter and taxpayer, I firmly believe SB 331 is insufficient to adequately protect consumers or the puppies sold in pet stores whose parents live in breeding conditions where «profit above care» for the facility owner serves as their primary motive for existence.

In order to sell a puppy, an Amish mill usually hires a puppy broker — a man whose sole duty is to get feedback from a pet store, come once every several days, pick the puppies that he finds to be marketable, then pays right on sight and leaves with freshly bought critters for the local pet store.

Most puppies sold in pet stores were bred in puppy mills, brokered through puppy brokers, whose sole purpose is to make money with little to no concern for animal care or welfare.

«A few of the many dogs who were sick in the store include a Pomeranian whose eyes were swollen shut with conjunctivitis, a French bulldog puppy whose weight plummeted from 4.12 pounds to 3.08, an English bulldog puppy with severe pneumonia and a Shiba Inu with bronchitis,» says the investigation report.

Like all commercial breeding dogs, she was a veritable breeding machine whose worth was measured in only one way — her ability to produce puppies for sale in pet stores across the country.

One was a nine - year - old St. Bernard and the rest were 4 - to -6-year-old «lap dog» breeds among them, Bichons and Coton de Tulear — whose puppies bring top dollar at pet stores.

Totally at fault are pet stores (whose animals come from puppy mills and commercial warehouses) selling to anyone with cash.

Nine out of 10 people who buy a puppy from a store or online are getting one whose earliest days were spent in a puppy mill.