Sentences with phrase «to sell to pet stores»

Any breeder who sells to pet stores is not an ethical breeder, since good breeders want to personally interview and educate prospective owners of their carefully bred puppies.

They are never, ever sold to pet stores or puppy brokers!

Many puppy mills would not be able to sell to pet stores without a broker's representation.

[18] The vast majority of puppy mill animals are sold to pet stores by «dealers» or «brokers».

With the advent of the Internet, many commercial dog breeders quit selling to pet stores and started selling directly to the consumer.

Last CVI's showing puppies sold to pet stores in 2015.

As a result of poor care, unhealthy puppies and kittens are sold directly to consumers through the Internet or classified ads or to brokers / dealers who sell them to pet stores throughout the United States.

They can either do that — or obtain a license, which would subject them to the same inspections as breeders selling to pet stores.

Good breeders do not sell to pet stores because they want to meet the families who are taking home their puppies.

The USDA Class B license allowed Bauck to breed her own dogs as well as buy dogs or puppies from other breeders and then sell to pet stores throughout the United States.

The distributor in turn sells to the pet store for $ 500 or less per pup and the retailer, who has the overhead of rent and staff, jacks the price to as much as $ 2,000 or more.

The dealer then adds kenneling and transport expenses plus their own mark - up (for profit) when selling to pet stores.

They may sell to pet stores for resale or they may sell directly to consumers from their kennels or through magazine, newspaper or Internet ads.

«And we found that most of them prohibit their members from selling to pet stores.»

They probably sell to pet stores, list their dogs on websites like Puppyfind, and make lots of money.

Pups sold to pet stores must also be microchipped by the breeder before sale, and the form supplied to the store, with the breeder's name on the form.

There are hundreds of USDA - licensed puppy mills in operation that have long lists of violations and problems associated with them and yet regularly sell to pet stores.

We sometimes sold to pet stores.

Puppy and kitten mills (which sell to pet stores) are in business to make a profit, so they churn out puppies and kittens as fast as they can.

These «breeders» sell puppies to brokers, who generally sell them to pet stores, and breed their bitches every time they come into heat, sometimes twice each year.

We all pay the price, whether that is the retailers who take great care of the pets in their care or the suppliers who sell to pet stores far and wide.

No responsible breeder EVER sells to pet stores.

If the current bill in Sacramento becomes law, these operations would no longer be allowed to sell to pet stores in California.

Commercial breeders sell to pet stores, and these form the genetic basis of the vast majority of «backyard breeder» dogs.

While their puppies are often sold to pet stores or online, mother dogs like Brandy are left to suffer for years on end.

Reputable and responsible breeders assume responsibility for the dogs they produce and NEVER sell them to pet stores.

Some are sold to «brokers» — wholesalers who buy in bulk and then sell to pet stores or over the Internet.

• On February 16, 2010, the appeal was granted, which allowed Bauck to continue breeding, dealing and selling to pet stores throughout the United States.

Dogs are bred to produce puppies which are in turn sold to pet stores, online or wherever an uneducated buyer may be found.

Breeders who sell to pet stores don't.

While there are some breeders who will not sell to pet stores, most will, especially to retailers with which they've cultivated a relationship.

«Show breeders simply did not sell to pet stores,» he recounts.

Authorities say the dogs were being sold to pet stores in the Miami - Dade area.

When I told her that breeders who have more than three breeding dogs and are selling to pet stores are required to be USDA Licensed, the owner changed her story and stated her breeders only have two dogs.

Only commercial (mass producing) breeders are allowed to sell to a pet store.

: I said reputable breeders belong to breed clubs and have a code of ethics that states they can not sell to pet stores (wholesale).

Does every state require a license to sell to pet stores?

The USDA's APHIS is supposed to license and inspect all breeders who sell to pet stores.

Cutting off the ability to sell to pet stores would make things a little harder for the millers, because they'd have to sell retail themselves, rather than wholesale their puppies and kittens.

If the number starts with a B, it was given to the puppy by the trucking company who bought FROM the puppy mill and sold it to the pet store.

Commercial breeding facilities that sell to pet stores must be licensed by the USDA.

Unfortunately, this doesn't mean anything more than that the breeders are licensed to sell to pet stores and that they meet the USDA's minimal standards.

Breed clubs strongly discourage consumers from purchasing puppies from pet stores and their ethical guidelines often do not allow for breeders to sell to pet stores.

If a breeding operation breeds for profit and sells to pet stores or to consumers over the Internet, it is not a responsible breeding facility.