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Eliciou t1_j0eql4j wrote

I don’t disagree with this. Puppymills are crap. Petsmart and petco have adoption events every weekend. Visit a shelter. Or use a reputable licensed breeder.

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Elianoa t1_j0epz1q wrote

Retail stores are often tied to "puppy Mills". Animal shelter is better option imo

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MickTravisBickle t1_j0faq3s wrote

Mixed feelings about this, much more than uplifting.

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CleverReferences t1_j0h3ewp wrote

I hope this gets put into policy everywhere. This will save so many critters from breeding mills, unsafe living conditions, and unnecessary euthanasia.

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Hot_Egg5840 t1_j0f6dx7 wrote

How is this uplifting? I thought pets helped make people happier.

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Heblehblehbleh t1_j0fn0qi wrote

Reduce the materialistic aspect of buying pets, reducing the ease of profits for unhealthy breeders, pushing people to shelters to adopt rescues more etc etc.

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MisguidedPants8 t1_j0j003q wrote

Breeders are too often inhumane. Breed as many as possible, ditch the ones that don’t sell and can’t be used to breed more. My boxer is a rescue, she’s the sweetest thing in the world but is far smaller than healthy for a full grown boxer, and has taken years to not be afraid of everything. Vets say was used for breeding while too young, and likely borderline malnourished the entire time because she existed only to pump out litters of puppies. When she couldn’t anymore, she was abandoned.

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