Absolutely correct! They pissed me off! Get a real job and stop abusing these precious animals!

The law regards animals as property. This deal was done w/o contract. Let's assume you're right about the lack of humanity, would a contract have added humanity? That would have been a legal instrument. I think that the law creates structure which allows space for humanity.

@@Shalmaneser1 I think you're completely way off. No one is even discussing the law and all the jabbering you are mentioning. The fact that dog breeding is legal, it stilll does not make it a civilized human behavior. Would you like to be offered as a property to just breed? The law may make this whole thing legal but it doesn't make it normal ir right!

yeah that's usually how breeding goes, always has. regardless of the animal. no different than a cow being a source of money for a farmer & his family

@@Anglynn74 unfortunately dogs are companions to humans. Cows are food (usually) so they don't end up filling shelters or being transferred owner to owner (with which a dog this is EXTREMELY stressful)

That’s horrible! She’s lucky to have you ❤️

My sister's rescue was used as a bait dog and she is just the sweetest girl I can't believe she could ever trust anyone again... but my sister also spoils her like crazy ☺

She could sense the caring, kind love you have for her. THAT'S how she could trust you. 🥰❤❤❤

Omg this is horrible

I’m sure she’s thankful for having a loving paw-rent like you

@@ashleyhernandez2583 What is a paw-rent? Does not make sense.

When my senior dog reached the end of her life I stayed home from work and held her on my lap all da. When she started to fade she would yelp and bark and I would pet and hug her. This went on all day until my husband walked in the door from work she wagged her tail licked his hand and passed away.

@@susanlighon1174 How do you find the strength. Like I have a 2 year old pup named baby. I've grown to love her so much over these last 2 years. I'd be a fucking mess.

Bishop545454, I'm sorry for your loss. Hope your heart is healing more each day. Hugs to you.

You are wonderful!!

That's awful! Thank you for doing that for her. People who mistreat animals are awful.

Well said and alot nicer than I would have been.

just curious who is “we”? I am sure not all breeders are bad. But it is sad when doggies in general have selfish owners.

I think there are some good breeders but sadly, in my opinion, ALOT of breeders see profit instead of health and happiness of animals. I've known some back yard breeders who do it just because nature happens and their dogs get pregnant. I've known a breeder who bred around 5-6 breeds and those animals are JUST profitable breeders. I believe it's the buyer of pups responsibility to do their due diligence before getting a pup from a breeder.

@@martymakeupartist we are vet techs that are constantly having to correct bad information from breeders. My apologies I should have stated that.

My thoughts exactly 💯 😕 this is like slavery but with animals 😢 😔 like give these animals a rest dang its sick owning them then forcing them to mate it just don't sit well with me when it was done to my ancestors and even these poor animals

Dogs like it or not are property. Treating them like they’re people or your child makes you a monster. Dogs are great, but they aren’t people.

@@thebalderthor4884 exactly!!! It's those who treat animals like people who are the ones I worry about. I have a 16 yr old son, he's my son, the dog is not my son it's a dog it's a pet lolll

I understand what you r saying to a extent. I have no children, I cannot conceive, I love my dogs but I know they r dogs and not humans. I spoil my pups, I will hurt someone who harms my fog on purpose. I'm glad you are able to have children but their are ALOT of people who can't. All dog owners, who love and cherish their animals are not all weirdos who see their animals as humans. I believe its monstrous behavior to put a dog outside, no shelter during all types of weather, no human contact or seen as something that just exists.

@@thebalderthor4884 just because I DON'T treat my dog as property does not make me a monster. I know my dog is a animal and not human, I know my dog will die 1 day, I know by law my dog is property and has a value. I choose to keep my dogs indoors, walk them, buy them toys and treats, have someone care for them while I'm on vacation. I'm not crazy I don't dress them up, have their own room, not pay my mortgage to get them something special. I believe there are 3 types of pet owners 1: property owners- put them outside on chain/penned/yard and feed water them, no human contact, no shelter for all weather conditions, just a living breathing thing at their house, get for free or from pound 2: Avg. Pet owners- indoor/outdoor, walked, groomed as needed, vet care as needed/annually, fed, given compassion and affection, probably/maybe has dog bed, get treats/toys, boarded on vacation, maybe talk to pet, clean house/pet area more than avg household due to fur/etc, discipline/train pet, pay no more than $5-600 for animal or more if can afford 3: Over top owners- Indoor, fed EXPENSIVE or cooked food no matter cost, house revolves around pet, ignores actual human children for pets, no control or discipline, plan vacation around pets instead of human family, puts off bills for pet care, wrapped up in pets so much ignoring family/friends/etc, DO NOT care to what extent part damages home, allow pet to bite/growl with no repercussions themselves/others/family and say it's ok, choose animal over humans, pay crazy ants of money wether can afford it or not. I am type 2 owner, have no children, NEVER been growled at much less bitten, understand pets are dogs, humans in house come 1st. I pay my bill's and any extra I may spend on pets, fed dry pedigree avg. cost dog food. My dogs give my husband and I laughter, affection, fun moments. If I had children my children would come 1st, then parents, then pets. My dogs have been pups from my dogs litters or I bought them or rescued. I paid for most of my dogs over the years and it was what I could comfortably afford at that time. I've safely had dogs around 22 yrs, never put humans in danger, don't bother anyone, DO NOT expect everyone to be type of owner I am, hope that all owners have safe dogs around hum as nd and dogs.

That is how I feel too ... just despicable

They are just cash to them.

Interesting you can watch Judge Judy and The People's Court. I find Judge Judy rude, arrogant and often times ignorant.

I have had several purebred breeds and they were all incredibly healthy and lived over 15 years. Responsible breeders don't have unhealthy puppies.

@@blessedwithaperfectlife6880 same here. have had purebreds and they lived a very long time & were docile tempered. My experience with rescues were less than desired, you never know wth you're getting with them.

@@Anglynn74 IKR!?. Some are right down spooky!!!

I was a licensed vet tech and your statement "pure breds [it's breeds] are very unhealthy a lot of the time" is complete BS. Reputable breeders invest the capital to insure healthy dogs, healthy puppies, and do genetic testing in order to plan what sire to couple with which dam with the intention of eliminating congenital defects entering the line. How much responsible investment do you think people who turn dogs over to shelters engage in?

You are so wrong it’s not even funny at this point.

Exactly! They're treating another living being as if they were an object

Yes, exactly. They're treating them like breeding machines. Make your money another way!

This was exactly my thought too

It’s been going on for decades.

"I gave her the female dog. I gave her that." Judge had to make her say the names of the dogs. These women have no interest in the dogs' personalities or even their names; they just breed them for money. I hate that people support this by paying stupid amounts of money for these poor dogs. If folks would stop paying stupid money for these dogs, women like this would stop turning them into breeding machines. They bred a sick dog, and the dog got sicker, and all (or most of) her puppies died. And all they care about is the money. Disgusting.

That's an issue with pure breds and the rush for a litter though. It makes sense that with screwed up genetics plus the stress I imagine the dog is placed under would lead to such things.

In this case 8 days is far too early! I am suprised they lived for some days.. on day 60 they should manish and be strong enough to survive. But this was on day 55..

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Amen! I can't stand breeders! Doing a disservice to pets in shelters.

Amen to that!!

Yes! I hate them as well. The dog was probably sick and tired of being a money wagon. Its horrible and should be illegal. So many dumped dogs because a person no long wanted them. I got my dog at 7months because someone dumped her on the highway. I got her fixed because no one is having babies here for money

@@jrock7518 Awww wow. Well, she found a wonderful home. That makes me so happy.

People like these give breeders a bad name; not _all_ dog breeders are bad people. Unfortunately, it's the greedy and lying ones that wind up on television, so breeders have been generalized as cruel people.

Six months have gone by since you posted. You're awesome for getting a rescue kitty! How is she doing?

@@JamieM470 She's doing better than ever, it seems she's discovered that she likes affection and when I'm watching tv, she will crawl on top of my belly and chest and demand that I pet her while she purrs away like a machine. She definitely likes having a friend and follows me from room to room, wherever I am, that's where she will go, and at night she sleeps on her little catty blanket at the foot of the bed. I don't know what happened to her during the first part of her life, but she's gone from being shy and timid to relaxed and very affectionate. She also likes her laser pointer ' mousey ' and loves to chase the red point on the carpet. Sometimes she'll hop up on the coffee table and stare right at you until you bring out her ' mousey ' and play with her. She's really fitting in very well.

@@patrickchubey3127 I can't tell you how happy I am that you answered! Rescues are the best! Your kitty sounds like she has come to love & trust you, and is happily living her best life :) Thank you for that, and God bless :)

@@JamieM470 I've been keeping cats as pets for most of my life, and some of the very best cats I've ever had just walked into my yard right off the street, strays and throw a ways and yet they've made such good pets over the years. We even got a polydactile cat once ( he had actual thumbs ), our little Monkey boy, found him abandoned in the dead of winter, sitting on a manhole cover trying to keep warm. We took him right into our home ( after a quick trip to the vet to make sure he was healthy and ok ) and Monkey was the bestest most loving boy ever for the next 7 years until he passed in 2007. It hurts like blazes when they pass away but the joy of having them is greater than the pain of losing them.

I did the same. Bought my cat, Sebastian, from a shelter. We just loved each other so much. We got into serious discussion sometimes when he would knock things off my desk. He passed after 12 years and I miss him everyday. The best choice I made in my life.

I think she meant that 2 were stillborn, then there were three that survived birth, and subsequently died so many weeks later. But after the delivery of the first 5, she was so sick, went to vet, and vet said she still had one pup, but it had died in utero. The mother was probably too exhausted to delivery any longer, so she needed to have an emergency hysterectomy to remove the dead pup and the uterus. I bet if it was a bigger dog, they may have attempted a c-section, but since she was so small, the risk of losing her was probably higher than her being able to survive with her fertility intact.

@eddiesaviary.com even a breeder that isn’t an asshole is still contributing to over population of dogs

@@JennifuhhGilardi so what do you want us to do let the breeder puppies not get adopted and find homes🤨 Then they'll end up in shelters too... either way a puppy needs a home, oh my 🤦🏽‍♀️

Adoption isn't as easy as everyone seems to think. Also dogs are always going to be bred so they could also end up in a shelter if not sold.

Stephanie Ramirez - yes....horrible heartless, both of them. Karma, please do your thing!

Right and calling the dogs “it” instead of at least she/he

They are all the same.

animal*

My dog is a rescue. My next dog will be a rescue.

That just leaves those bred animals in a bad place then. What needs changing is lawd and regulations not where you get your pet from. The animals are innocent.

Omg now that you pointed it out, that's all I hear when she speaks lol

Some folks can’t do anything about it. Can you imagine how she might feel dealing with that?

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Yeah that's a complete lie!

Anybody can call themselves a breeder, so it’s a generalization that they are “despicable“. Good breeders take excellent care of their breeding animals.

@@Fumi007 they are still using the animals for their capital gain. They should be companion animals, not a meal ticket.

@@wholoveskitty The animals they're breeding ARE companion animals. My cat (from a breeder) is obstructing my view as I type. She's my buddy.

@@Fumi007 but she is also your source of income?

@@wholoveskitty No, because she's spayed so it's phyiscally impossible to breed her.

I’ve always thought about that aspect myself but I think it’s just the mentality of not supporting a bad industry. In the end there are mix breeds and pure breeds sitting in shelters.