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In reply to the discussion: The American Kennel Club fights to keep puppy mills open. They breed at puppy mills [View all]Enthusiast
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The American Kennel Club fights to keep puppy mills open. They breed at puppy mills [View all]
Maraya1969
Feb 2014
OP
Years ago, when the dog pound in my city carried unwanted or feral pets in the open, and you could
freshwest
Feb 2014
#8
Over my years around AKC dogs and dog shows. I've see the AKC inspect kennels and know
Sunlei
Feb 2014
#30
But still you can't deny that for every dog your sold another dog that had to put to death
Maraya1969
Feb 2014
#16
You still can't prove that if you deny a person the right to buy the lab puppy he wants
pnwmom
Feb 2014
#19
Why would he not want the pure bred from the pound? For one thing the pure bred
Maraya1969
Feb 2014
#27
Because the pound, at least in my large city, has very few dogs available -- and almost no puppies.
pnwmom
Feb 2014
#34
Petfinder shows over 15,000 young labs and lab mixes available in the Seattle area.
LeftyMom
Feb 2014
#36
Not 100 in Seattle. One hundred within 100 miles. Most people don't go that far to get a dog.
pnwmom
Feb 2014
#40
We got our Sheltie, Jessie, from a breeder, and I have to disagree about "loving the fees."
ScreamingMeemie
Feb 2014
#28
Show kennels breed dogs to meet arbitrary beauty standards to the detriment of their health.
LeftyMom
Feb 2014
#37
You do understand that most rescue dogs originally came from puppy mills, right?
pnwmom
Feb 2014
#20
Good to know. I have a non-AKC registered mixed breed that came from a small, responsible breeder.
pnwmom
Feb 2014
#21