Sentences with phrase «taken against the breeder»

And no other criminal background, however violent, or even action taken against the breeder or retailer for animal neglect or abuse that did not result in a conviction, is sufficient to deny a license.

Not exact matches

The ACCC is also taking action against Turi Foods, which supplies La Ionica, and the Australian Chicken Meat Federation, which is the peak body representing meat chicken breeders, growers, processors and suppliers.

Debby and I cautioned Sue against taking a second puppy from this same breeder.

There are also many puppy mill type breeders who do contribute to the problem and I will still adamantly take a stand against them.

With this campaign, they asking animal lovers to unite against the cruel breeding industry, take legislative action, and advocate for local shelters, rescues, and responsible breeders by informing the public about the problems with pet stores and online puppy sales.

It is common for each hip to have a different number outcome and averages are taken from the hip with the highest number when comparing against the breed, so when a breeder is making a decision about pairing their dogs together they need to go by whichever hip has the highest number.

Please take action against these so - called «breeders».

The complaint filed by The Humane Society of the United States also urges the USDA to take enforcement action against Purebred Breeders for failing to obtain a license in light of recent changes to federal regulations that require retailers who sell puppies to consumers sight - unseen to obtain a federal license.

A complaint filed with the United States Department of Agriculture requests the agency take enforcement action against more than 50 commercial dog breeders who appear to be operating in violation of federal law.

Per a scathing report in 2010 by its Office of Inspector General, the department chose to prioritize «education» of breeders over punishment, «took little or no enforcement action against most violators,» failed to respond to «repeat violations,» and collected insufficient evidence in the few prosecutions it brought against criminal breeders.

UKAS accreditation means that the Kennel Club now has recognition from the UK's foremost accreditation body to certify breeders, against the requirements of its Assured Breeder Scheme, and ensure that scheme members take all the necessary steps to breed quality, healthy puppies.

The work a knowledgeable breeder can do with taking this information and matching it up against what they know about a particular pedigree and what it's likely to produce is nothing short of amazing.