EpicRexx Bubble! You made my day with that quote 😊

EpicRexx nothing to do with puppy farms

EpicRexx Puppies become dogs in a year. After a year you could ditch them. I just exposed a loophole in your statement.

Don Hyon why ruin the mood?

Not for life, approximately a year.

Dragon Girl awe you go! You're great, when I'm older I'll get a dog like that.

Dogs know, he knew you were a good person because you didn't judge him because of his appearance. He's so loyal and thankful that you took him in, knowing not many would.

Or they adopt the wrong dog for their lifestyle! Like a hunting or herding breed... And the owners never exercise them.

Dragon Girl It also makes me so sad to see people pass up senior animals in favor of “cuter” puppies and kittens.

All dogs look for affection and love. Poor babies only bred for looks I was blessed with two cross breeds they were both given to me since they were the last ones in the litter since no one wanted them and honestly I couldn’t be any happier to be there dog owner

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Ughhh i hate when influencers j get dogs for the aesthetic instead of realising that they're actual living beings

What’s the channel?

No they are bred from small dogs (runts of the litter). Not premature. So eventually they become smaller and smaller.

@@avenger8399 except for the fact that high demand and an already prevalent issue with puppy mills means that a lot of "breeders" do practice things that result in premature, malnourished or otherwise severely unhealthy puppies to end up with a smaller dog in the end. All are true. I simply stated the worse scenario.

This is so true, I breed rats and ask 100 questions to everyone who comes to me and refuse them if they dont answer ...

True. My mom is a Chihuahua breeder, registered and dogs are tested for hereditary problems. She refused to sell puppies to a bunch of people who she thought wouldn't be good owners. Also when buying you need to sign a contract basically saying you will take care of the dog and give it medical treatment if needed and you can not give the dog to someone else and if by any reason you don't want to keep it you should return it to the breeder (my mom). She has max 3 litters per female dog so she is not overbreeding the dog and any dog she doesn't sell or is not for breeding anymore she will keep (or possibly rehome with a contract)

@@pgakt Oh I love rats. We had 5 of them. They're so adorable and such intelligent creatures too. We got George and Clara, from a pet shop owner and we got Larry, Mo and Curly from our vet. They were found on the side of the road in a plastic bag when they were babies, the vet rescued them and gave them to us. I miss them so much. Do many people get rats off you? I didn't think there was much of a market for them.

@@km9378 Poor loves, I'm glad they got a good home with you :-) And I'm not a proper breeder, it was more of an accident with one boy escaping and impregnating my girls ahha! But in the UK theres a huge demand

Also if you can't visit the site where the animals are bred is a red flag

it is true that crossbreeds are healthier but I have always been wary of shelters since we lost our cat. they said he was perfectly healthy, vet checked, but had a glaringly obvious terminal heart problem :(

Brachycephalic dogs aren't the only breed of dog out there. While the average mutts might be healthier than those breeds, there are plenty of breeds that have even better chances of staying healthy than a mutt - especially when they come from parents that have been thoroughly checked for hereditary diseases.

Actually, when you adopt, you save two lives by adopting: the one you adopt and the one which can be rescued and placed in the kennel of the dog you adopted. Don't by dogs, adopt them in shelters !

they aren't always mutts either

phoenix_ rising contrary to populad belief, mutts are actually nof healthier.

ninefivesixteen Yeah, my sister-in-law basically just wasted a lot of money- she probably paid several hundred if not a few thousand for an English bulldog puppy and I just found out they're one of the least healthy breeds and they only live about 6 years. Stop breeding these brachycephalic breeds like pugs and English bulldogs; we're making living beings live horrific, shortened lives for our aesthetic preferences!

ninefivesixteen There are so many puppies that are in the animal shelter in the world, why would anyone want buy an animal.

Someone who wants to raise a baby dog but can't take the risk of it getting too large (for example if the place they live in only allows small dogs)? When you get a puppy from unknown parents, you have no idea how it will turn out, both physically and mentally. If it's mixed with a hyper breed, you might end up with a dog that requires much more time than you can give, and if it's mixed with a lazy breed, you might not be able to do the fun activities you were planning to do with it. And if it's purebred, you might be able to guess at what temperament it will have as an adult, but then chances are it was rescued from one of those places and has the accompanying health issues. This is why I would never get another puppy from a shelter. The puppy we got ended up needing surgery on both eyes in addition to hardly ever wanting to play once he grew up. And while many people like a couch potato type dog, I prefer a more active one. When it comes to adopting an older dog, I agree that it's hard to go wrong though, as their personalities are fully developed and don't change much anymore, in addition being able to rule out all those health issues that become apparent late during a puppy's growth. Still the safest place to get a dog, is from a responsible breeder that can show you health certificates, let you meet the adult dogs, and get you in contact with previous clients so that you can ask them about their experiences with the puppies they bought. Which is what I will probably do when I get my next dog, after having had many rescue dogs, volunteering at shelters and also fostering dogs.

Iona Unicorn Mclean Do you know where shelter dogs come from? They come from people who are either too stupid or too lazy to keep their female dogs away from male dogs for the short time they are in heat. The ones who then try to desperately get rid of the puppies they can't take care of by giving them away to any random stranger who is willing to take them. These random strangers are often not prepared for what they are getting into and often have neither the time to adequately care for the dog, nor the patience and sometimes even have landlords that don't allow "big dogs". ...well, the puppy was small when they got it, how were they supposed to know it would grow to that size when they didn't know the father was that big and only saw the small mother (if at all)? But does that mean that people who live in places that only allow small dogs should simply not get any dog at all? No, there is no reason not to get a dog that you know will stay small, because every ancestor was small too. Or the shelter dogs come from people who think they can make money off dogs without actually having to work, then sell them to the same kind of people as the first type. Do you know where shelter dogs do not come from? They don't come from responsible breeders who carefully choose the new homes their puppies will go to and make sure that the new family knows exactly how much work the dog will be and what size it will grow to. The people who buy from responsible breeders will never be in a situation where they are forced to give their dogs to shelters, because they had plenty of time to prepare themselves for the responsibilities, and if some blow of fate makes them unable to keep the dog, they can bring it back to the breeder until a new home can be found. A person who spent months - or even years - on a waiting list to get a dog and then payed thousands of dollars for it, is a whole lot less likely to just throw it out on the streets to be picked up by animal control. So yes, there is a safe way to ensure a long, healthy relationship with a dog you get, just as much as there is a need for selective breeding. Because many people love sharing their homes with dogs, but they would rather not have any dog than a dog that might be unsafe to be around their children or other pets, and that they may be forced to give up because it outgrew the permitted size fort whatever home they live in. There is no need to insult someone for saying the truth.

animalobsessed1 I can't. Believe. You.typed.all.that. lmbo!

I didnt know that but I'm so glad to hear it.

@@matricedevito7123 They are mainly trafficking the dogs on ferries from Ireland to England, so there's not much Scotland can really do about that.

that’s good, I hope they secure their borders as well

Sonata Shinome From bringing these dogs over from breeders overseas? Me too.. I suppose that’s the next step now! I’d be happy to question my MP’s on it x

Good old Scotland

They are very young, dehydrated or sick, so possibly that's why no squeeling

Andrea Wally that’s what i was saying. Those poor puppies are so neglected that even when placed in proper care they’re still dead silent. They’re exhausted from the abuse they’ve encountered their entire lives b

If you pay more than $120 be suspicious because that's how much a standard spade/neuter and vaccination costs and you shouldn't pay anything if they are not already medically treated. When in doubt, go to an SPCA or state run dog pound

It's always good to look up just where the puppy comes from ESPECIALLY FROM MALLS THAT CLAIM THEY'RE SHELTER PUPPIES! Many of them have actually come from these horrible malpractices.

on the contrary, u should pay to have a dog. that shows ur probably responsible. some sadistic people on craigslist look for people who just give away dogs and they use them for dog-baiting in dogfighting. since they got them for free why not?

ActiveAnimals Thank you for pointing that out. I wouldn't have considered it if you hadn't.

Always make sure if you buy you ask to see the puppy's with mum as well. Especially if the look really young

KingDaKai NY agree with the teacup statement but not with the last , Ive both adopted and have got a lot of dogs from veey reputable breeders

KingDaKai NY Yep. My rescue teacup yorkie passed away this February. I’m glad I gave him seven more years of life but he was hurt pretty bad before I got him

Not all adopted dogs are healthier than ones you buy from breeders. It depends on genetics and how they were bred.

@@omnigon1873 The difference is, breeded dogs are for looks and status mostly. Creating more dogs while a bunchhh are looking for homes is just stupid.

I tried to adopt for months but my party of the USA has mostly surrendered dogs that are large and would not fit my small home. Additionally, they come from possibly violent backgrounds and I couldn't risk that with my health problems. Too many pit bulls. I do not regret my pug, ideal temperament and parents. Adopting has been a nightmare for too many. No adoptable pugs or small dogs here.

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The cruelty of people is astonishing sometimes.

Exactly they don't care for the animals at all they just show off for attention . Then after the dog is no longer a puppy they get rid of it just as quick it makes me so sick to my stomach.

@@greenxmango8049 you know what they say about being dead. That it's harder for the ones arou d you...same with vapid and idiot youtubersand instagrammers...

@@greenxmango8049 its their own fault they dont know! And the fact they post means they encourage it!

binatitagain rescue is better

@@greenxmango8049 Problem is even if you tell them, they often deny everything and try to make excuses. It's hard to admit your own mistakes

Nik Smit these dogs are dying too

Nik Smit stop buying the puppy trade and it ends

adopting pets from adoption centers is much more cheaper and ethical

Nik Smit Yeah,my nana got an old dog from the humane society,and ya know everyone wants a puppy!! So if that old dog wasnt adopted by now she'd die a sad death. With help of a kind human dogs can die knowing they were loved.

RUBBISH!

Oftentimes when you know better, you do better. Kudos indeed.

life on mars true it is basically a deforemed dog

They're hideous deformed creatures. They shouldn't be bred....at all.

Many do know but don't care either. Because "not my dog, he's healthy"

i own a pug, i don't regret a thing

I like Tesco yeah it’s sad, but they’re still dogs, and they need a home.

Same I got my wee staffy from the pound and she’s the absolute love of my life. Coming up for 7 years we’ve had her, so lucky to have her in my life. It just breaks my heart. There are healthy dogs being put down every day because there’s no room in the shelters and people are paying thousands to keep these despicable puppy dealers in business. Smdh

100% agree

Oh give off with that shit. If no body brought puppies then there wouldn't be any to re-home. I have just brought a husky puppy, from a wonderful family whose dogs happened to have puppies.

Most dogs in shelters are damaged physically or mentally, good luck with having that kind of dog and having a kid

You still have to buy a rescue!

Lol my rescue border collie is massive and she is only 10 months! And a bit dumb, for a border collie...

Rescue mutts are often just as badly bred.

Sarah G I disagree, most mutts in general are healthier than a pure bred dog from a breeder due to their mix of different genetics. Purebreds have many problems due to breeding dogs with similar genes, causing defects to happen more often. I have a mutt that my family thinks is a mini schnauzer mix he’s an absolute gem and the only problem we had was a gum disease due to neglect from his previous owners.

@@Spyderrrrlil If that was true purebred dogs wouldn't be able to pass the health tests required to sell them for a premium price, and the breeds would've died out by now.

@@km-wd8ke Most "purebred dogs" are not purebred, there are many cases where people think they have a purebred dog but were lied to. Unless you're going for a show dog, even then, the inbreeding of "purebred" dogs happens so often I doubt there really is such a thing as a "purebred" dog. If a dog was truly purebred, it would be a miracle that they're alive right now. (Also it's very hard to get a so called "purebred" dog from a reputable source. Just because the dog looks like it's a "purebred" doesn't mean it is one) www.thenoseprint.com/article/how-mixed-breeds-and-purebreds-are-all-mutts www.scientificamerican.com/article/although-purebred-dogs-can-be-best-in-show-are-they-worst-in-health/ www.petmd.com/dog/care/evr_dg_purebred_dogs_complications The kennel club organization in the UK mentions it's responsible to test your purebred dog because it's more likely they'll have genetic diseases due to inbreeding. www.thekennelclub.org.uk/health/for-breeders/dna-testing-simple-inherited-disorders/ It's the same thing with humans with inbreeding. www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S016895259801556X Hemophilia, a very rare genetic disorder in which your blood does not clot properly (aka the blood clotting factors don't work they way the need to due to a mutation). The diseases causes a simple paper cut to be fatal, since one affected by it can die from blood loss. This disorder was very common due to recessive traits being passed down due to inbreeding. The inbreeding caused the likeness of both parties having the recessive trait, causing the trait to be passed down in conception. www.sciencemag.org/news/2009/10/case-closed-famous-royals-suffered-hemophilia

ikr?!! the only good side is adopting from shelters period.

Ignorance

Exactllllly

corsican lulu you’re ignorant. There are actual families who are looking to sell puppies as they can not look after them, why just leave them for dogs from shelters that can be afforded and looked after by shelters already?

@@Justkilljordan Not all shelters can afford to look after the animals they take on. I know what you're going to say: they shouldn't take on more than they can handle, but the one I currently foster for, tends to be the last chance saloon for animals, so they don't want to turn any of them down because they know what will happen. As my Father In Law says, "you can't save them all" but I think it would break the hearts of the women who run the rescue centre if they were unable to save some of the animals. We have two dogs we foster at the moment and one of them needs his vaccinations. The rescue doesn't want us paying for them even though we've offered but I think it's going to be the case that we're going to have to tell them we're registering him with our vets until such time that he finds a forever home. That way, we don't have to travel to the next city from us to get him vaccinated. He hates being in the car, so I'd like to register him at my local vets where I can walk him there for his vaccs, or just drive for 5 minutes if there's anything wrong with him.

Timmity3 - yes, it’s disgraceful here in Ireland. Don’t get me started on greyhound racing!!!

A bulldog in Sri Lanka would go for about Rs 50,000 which is about 200 pounds and they aren't even considered that pretty here.

I traveled to Germany to for a good breeder! I have a pug I payed £800 for her and I didn’t want to buy from England as there high demand and more prone to come from a bad place.

Scarlett Horses As I said before, adopting from a rescue centre/shelter is best...

Victoria Salter It’s not “best” it’s what you want to do, and what you think is right. If you want to adopt that’s ok if you want to shop go head but there is no right and wrong. Unless you obviously buy from a bad place.

im sticking with my nintendogs

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YES!!!!! I wish I girlfriend was like that so so much. She bought a chow chow from who I think is a breeder and it makes me so sad. She’s says he makes her happy, and he is nice and cute but his story makes me so sad

Im sad - mine died a few weeks ago 😢

I have a one as well 😌☺😊🙂

THANK YOU

Pythagoras Mathematik PREACH 🙌 the battery farming method is disgusting, but people dismiss it so easily because they don’t care about chickens like they would other animals

Gi Gi I can vouch for that! We pamper our pet chickens and the eggs they lay are amazing :D

Emily Louise please dont give up! keep reporting them

i think the ASPCA and those people just dont really do anything maybe unless u give them money. i reported my neighbor who would have his beautiful huskie out in all kinds of weather and would forget about her. they did nothing and i thought tthey would at least give hima citation or something.

Emily Louise the rspca never do their job properly. We used to live next door to someone who would beat their staffy and boxer mix and would neglect them. They never did anything and claimed we had no proof after months of trying to get them to confiscate their animals. :(

Just whip out the hammer and bust em out

@@joohoneypoo4060 RSPCA aren't interested in the safety of animals these days. Their ethos has changed. My friend adopted a dog from a rescue who was beaten so badly by her owners, they broke her hip when she was only a puppy. Several thousands of pounds later and she's like a brand new dog. The RSPCA weren't interested in knowing about it though. It was only when the rescue threatened the owners that they actually gave up the dog.

In the states a lot of people are enamored with hybrid "breeds" that are just mutts. For instance, currently the Bernadoodle is popular. Bernese Mountain Dog crossed with a Labradoodle with goes for $5000. It's basically a mutt doggo, but people think it's an actual breed and spend a shit ton on money. The backyard breeders and puppy mills find out the hottest dog and breed it like crazy. Still an issue in some cases with inbreeding and bad conditions/unhealthy dogs.

When I went on vacation to Italy I noticed the same thing. Also 99% of the dogs I saw were un neutered. There was also a large stray/feral cat population everywhere we went

@@kelseyl711 I know right! I had the same experience, there were un neutered pure bred dogs everywhere and stray cats at all the places I stayed. What sticks with me the most was this un neutered bloodhound whos I swear grazed the floor, poor guy.

@@kelseyl711 A lot of dogs aren't neutered in Europe

Ink elle I’m in the uk. We are nation that hasn’t really got on board with the mad mix up dogs yet. In our country there’s a huge majority of owners who do adopt rescue dogs and there’s breed specific rescues too. People are actually more inclined to spay or neuter their dogs now.

I think dog breeding has been worst than cat breeding, most cat breeds dont have severe deformaties like some of these dog breeds do

@@gsussman8617 either way, this breeding needs to stop.

Yeah I see munchkin cats and worry about their stubby legs.

@@hotaruFirefly2 dachunds are the same. It's honestly horrible, since if they were strays they would most likely die. We're literally deforming them to the point they need humans by taking away their natural perks.

They Are not cute

Right! I hate that, I would never give up my dog no matter what especially if I had that much money!

I didn't know Fousey did that!!! When?

That seems extremely stupid to me. The animal finally stops needing to pee every two hours and messing up your house, and that's when you decide to give it away. I'd be glad my pup is finally old enough- not to mention all the things one can do with an adult dog that a puppy would never be able to, like dog sports and teaching complicated tricks.

PureNightfall do they? that's discussing

PureNightfall disgusting* 😂

I agree people can't complain and cause a fuss that these things happen dogs because they're "cute", but be okay when it happens to other animals! Makes no sense AT ALL!

Introducing Rels Ruthie Cows are cute, too!! If you want milk or cheese, buy local! Small dairy farms are typically better to their livestock than the supermarket ones.

As far as I know, most cows don't actually go through that anymore, it's possible to get them to lactate without constantly giving birth. Depends on where you are and what regulations exist though. I'm from Alberta and the vast majority of our cows are at least partly free range (out in a field eating grass and chilling with each other) and treated well. You see them everywhere you drive that isn't a city. I've seen some videos of pretty scary practices from places like the US though, so I get what you're talking about. There are better ways and if we can't figure them out or practice them, we should stop eating the product.

Suchnothing in the future there will just be ways of creating dairy or meat or whatever without killing any animals so we'll just have to wait until then.

ive been raised on a beef and dairy farm all my life, this still goes on...there's no other way to make a mammal lactate other then be impregnated. They take the babies away right as theyre born basically and send them to veal camp. I thought it was just a part of life, something we have to do since i was raised in the industry. It wasnt until i was asked an attempted to kill a chicken that i started to second guess that and go vegan. There's a documentary, "earthings" that explain it better then i ever could.

I wouldn't have paid a breeder if I could have found a small dog to adopt. The shelters near me were full of big dogs for months on end. No thanks. My pug is gentle and friendly. I don't worry that he was beaten and is going to suddenly go for my throat. I made sure to housebreak him. I carefully choose his breeder. No regrets here.

What about one of those dogs

@@MilwaukeeWoman If a dog is aggressive or violent they don't get offered for adoption though...

@Jenette M That's awful

Similar story here. I love golden retrievers and wanted one, but when I saw one of my middle school friends getting rid of her dogs litter of golden/German Shepherd mix puppies I had to get one. I love her. She’s so smart and loyal and loving. She has some noticeable features from both. Distrusting of strangers like a German, but as soon as she realizes they’re not a threat, she becomes relaxes and is super sweet and friendly, like a golden. Crossbreeds really are the way to go! Less future health problems.

Leshire Tell Joe I love him and he’s fuckin rad

Joe is legit

Actually some fish were also fucked up by breeding

Joe is now my second favorit fish Nr one is pelle

I know brig pedder fish I call em

B Kind but these dogs are dying too we need to save all dogs weather getting from a shelter or a store we need to rescue all of them

But buying them from breeders and scammers doesn't save them, it perpetuates the industry. If no one buys them from the industry, they end up in shelters. Then you can adopt them there :D

Christine_eava buying dogs from a puppy mill just because they need to be “saved” from their awful environment is just going to feed the evil people who are just going to keep doing it for the profit.

B Kind I hope to but some people won't

Do research and buy from a reputable breeder if you really want a certain breed, dont buy designer dogs at all and rescue if you just want a friend and aren't bothered about a breed

My grandma sells dogs,has always, she takes really good care of them and gets there shots, she let's you see the mum and dad, and you go to her house to see how they live and all. That's the only way you should be able to sell, good environment and everything

G H I don’t like me dogs KC registered, the Kennel Club ruined too many good dogs, they bred for looks and the dogs ended up with so many health problems.

in poland our equivalent to KC (that is also in partnership with KC) puts down dogs with wrong features too - but they have metrics. they just cannot be bred.. i don't think thats bad. But yeah I have to agree about making the breeds too "pure". Although if you want certain breed and cannot/don't want to adopt in my opinion KC is the only way and should be the only way.

G H I thought you said KFC

G H we always either buy puppies from kc registered breeders or adopt

Yeah I agree pugs are ugly, there squashed faces make them look like aliens. Pugs are honestly a mistake, seriously, every dog matters, doesn’t matter what they look like they all deserve good lives. Pugs simply shouldn’t be alive.

Yes. Their faces are way too deformed. Poor things

@@cyrillek.7155 Retromops is one of the greatest things on the planet

There face is deformed but they are still cute

Dark Angel They’re fugly

Because pigs, chicken, and cows are not cute enough.

@@buibuiopolismayor7329, so, there are some humans who aren't what people would call good-looking. Would you say that that justifies killing them?

The Vegan Potterhead U missed the satire didn’t u. Read the comment thread again.

@@buibuiopolismayor7329, I can't get tone of voice and stuff over social media, though, so, satire is missed, in this case.

I think he meant by the health and disease violations.

Most people choose to buy a certain breed because of their own likes and dislikes, not because of "how other people see a certain animal". It's a fact that different breeds have certain temperaments, and some breeds are better suited to your lifestyle than others. When you get a puppy of unknown origin, you can't prepare for what personality it will have once it grows up. Someone who wants a calm dog might end up with a hyper one and someone who wants a hyper dog might end up with one that just wants to sleep all day. So there is actually a purpose to having breeds. No one ever said that there was one breed that was perfect for all people. But there are breeds that are perfect for certain lifestyles.

down in the southern italian rural country where i live, me and the ma were on our way to a local market, happened to come across a farmer in the fields with his sheep, in a random abandoned house there were 4 puppys, i asked the guy if they were his, he said no, if you want one take one, we waited to see if anyone came for them but they didnt, decided against it for the minute then headed back to the car, to find one of the pups (6-7 weeks old) had scrambled into the passenger side of the car, We decided to take it in, found it to be a girl, called her chica, i expected her to be a small dog, well 4 years later she's hit 35kg of sold muscle and turns out she's a pedigree german pointer in perfect health, no issues anywhere, all the others were picked up by passers-by. A year after we got her our friends male lab and female pitbull had puppies, we got one of them, tyson, he's' an absolute dream, this december just gone we decided to get a 3rd and final dog as where we live there are alot of robberies (criminals, migrants ect) after researching for ages i decided on a cane corso, i went through many breeders before i found the right one, he breeds for the betterment of the corso and bringing it back to its former glory, unlike alot in the us who have bastardised the breed, Has world champion dogs and is very VERY particular when breeding, as with most breeds people tend to fuck around with the temperment, looks ect with disregard for health, SO, loki is now 4 months old, vet is extremely impressed with the time and effort put into him, He is the only dog i put money for and it was worth every penny (being down here wasn't as much as in the uk or us) , but the anti breeding brigade will still not be happy, even though i rescued and abandoned pupster and adopted another form my friend. For anyone asking i AM against unfettered breeding for profit

dodo19923 so u saved 1 and just left the other 3 there?

it would be to much for 4 puppies, some other caring people probably took them.

It's not about being picky. It is just as bad for the dog as it is for the owner when a dog is placed into a family that can't comply with their specific needs. For example a hyper herding dog mix being adopted to someone who lives in an apartment because no one knew it was a herding dog based on looks. Dogs will often act differently in a stressful environment than it will at home, so a dog that appears calm might actually just be too intimidated by all the noise from the other dogs. And many shelters don't allow people to take dogs home to test how they will behave in a home environment.

Agreed. I just recently got banned from a pet store near me that sells dogs for protesting outside of their location. I couldn't even help myself. I just hope that my message got out to some people and I brought attention to people.

It is not only about beeing picky. For example, I want to adopt a dog and I do have breds that I prefer, because I want a family dog that can adapt to living both în a town and în a village, I want a short haired, big and protective dog . I do have a stray and only had strays till now but I see nothing wrong în buying if you buy from an owner that does not breed to sell but simply had dogs that had pupies and they try to find a home for them, because în my country it is a custom to give money for a dog if you get him from the owner the parents as it is belived this will make the pup live longer and be healty.

Kya Kun It's important to make sure you get a breed compatible with your needs: If you're a low energy person, get a basset hound, not a husky. You'll only be torturing the poor dog. It can be hard to determine if a sheltered mix meets your needs. Just go to a breed focused rescue, same as a shelter.

But people want the dog or the puppy they want not something they don't like 😒😐

Same with my shih tzu hybrid! He was bred with a spitz and also inhertited some maltese from his half shih tzu father! He's 1 now and all his siblings have long snouts

well actually i wanted my mom to get one but she said: what if he has some disease? i almost throwed up when she said that.. actually in 2-3 years i plan to get a dog from dogs home not to buy him..

Tell your mom that dogs from shelters are actually much healthier. If you go to a reputable shelter, where the animals are well taken care of, the dog will already be vaccinated and spayed/ neutered. Mutts are healthier, and usually smarter dogs.

Pronoun Pigglet sometimes it's worth getting a puppy but that means you need to find a reputable breeder or through the puppy's of a dog of someone you know

Only buy if you are a true fan of the breed. I love poodles, I read about breeders and just general news about the breed. I buy poodles because I want good examples of the breed to exist. If you just want a cute dog yes adopt!

I really wish that I could have adopted but we have small children, smaller and larger animals etc. We spent 2 years looking for one but we didn't find any which made us really sad 😢 but we did manage to find a puppy

Andrew Vlogs I am from Ireland as well and honestly I felt so ashamed or a slight bit of guilt for these dogs but I do hope I get a dog from a good breeder or shelter and I will likely try to convince my mom to go to a shelter instead but if that doesn't work then I guess it will have to be plan b.

Don't apologise, it's neither of your fault that people like that exist and Ireland isn't the only country that snuggles In puppies

And it looked like the north... Sorry guys.

It's not Ireland, it's the people in it who choose to do that. People who have never treated any dog badly so for example you guys are totally good.

So you apologize for illegal dog breeding but not for the RA?

Adopt.

Nature Girl Yessss!

Still, no. There are thousands of cats dying in shelters. Adopt.

@@sarasthoughts they can still buy a cat if they like, you can't just expect people to give up the pet they love for another. I don't support excessive purebred dogs, but this comment doesn't help the person.

Karina Peters When I got my dog several years ago, his breeder cried. She loves all her dogs, and was happy to see him go to a good home, but also sad he was leaving. She gave us some of his favorite toys, and a little scrap of fabric with his mother’s scent on it so he would be more comfortable. She was very sweet, and an amazing breeder.

Daisy Heyes I might get one later in life, when I get a dog. I'm just scared it'll be like my friends rescue who's horrible and bites everyone 😞

congratz do you want a medal

@@ells1216 I can assure you that not all rescues are like that. We've got two fosters with us as well as our own mutts at the moment and they're amazing dogs. The Collie-Lurcher attacks my living room door whenever someone knocks on the door, but that's because he's very protective of us. Other than that though, he's great. When I have a bad day, he will come up to me and put his paw on my leg, or rest his face on my arm. The Staffy we have at the moment will only do anything for food. He's funny because he wants a treat just for moving out of your way when he gets under your feet. The only real downside of these two are that neither are cat friendly. They go nuts when we're on walks and they see a cat. If they're on harnesses or Halti head harness, then they're easier to control, so I try to avoid using collar and lead combos.

@@julie-annlovatt-neevernon8691 I'll be sure to adopt from a shelter instead if I do decide to get a dog ☺️

@@ells1216 We've always brought our puppies (staffy, doberman boxer) from babies from breeders and had them till old age, that was over a decade ago though. Not too long ago we decided to get a rescue, a chihuahua x Jack Russel mix, he was absolutely fine in the beginning then one day he randomly lunged, attacked me unprovoked, bit me ferociously. I was his main handler and done everything for him. The next few days he wouldn't eat from me, starved himself and continuously lunged at me, needless to say he attacked my child a few days later. Took him to the vet to see if he was sick, he then tried to attack the vet. He had zero obedience, abysmal behaviour and was dog aggressive. When we got him we were told he was great in all those areas. He ended up going back into a shelter. Everyone's so quick to judge and tell you to adopt, but you need to remember these dogs in shelters had a history before you got them, it's important you know everything so you can better know how to Care for them. Alot of the times these shelters dont know all the history because the dogs might be strays and/or previous owners have lied about the dogs past just to get rid of them. Next month we will pick up our new puppy staff, we've been to see him at the breeders home when he was 2 weeks then at again at 4 weeks, with his whole litter, met the mum and dad. I don't care about people telling me I'm being unethical at this point we tried to do the right thing and it literally bit us in the arse. I've never in my life of having three different breeds of dogs from breeders did I have as much trouble i had with the rescue.

Cheese Lover Girl well duh

Cora Edwards roman atwood

Cora Edwards Shane Dawson has a golden retriever

Cora Edwards Jake Paul has a Belgian Marlinos. That’s the only reason I would *ever* like JP though.

Or a pit bull.

Taras Kul has a few well trained big dogs

I THOUGHT THE SAME THING!!!! sad how the comments all hate the bad breeders, without a doubt. while vegan dairy videos still have people arguing that cows love it and are ment to suffer like that etc....

What, cows aren't treated like this in the UK they're not kept inside in horrible conditions and fed mechanically

@Heinrich Himmler Puppies are taken from their mother at 4 weeks old so that she can have more puppies. Calves are taken from their mother at 3 days old (usually, sometimes 6 days old) so that we can take all of her milk. Mothers of all species bond so strongly to their children, can you imagine repeatedly going through your child being taken and not knowing where they've gone? I don't think this really counts as having a "good life" until slaughter.

@@katybp21 Most male calves are actually sold to be raised for meat. Only some places kill them when they're calves. And male calves are killed for veal which is apparently going down hill.

@@xhydex9507 Either way, my point still stands where the mother would have to endure repeatedly having a baby taken from her.

ExactlY mann

Many dogs wouldn’t be able to survive on there own especially small ones

People like Paris Hilton who treat their dogs like fashion accessories are responsible for this ignorant attitude of dogs being “disposable” trinkets!

k'la parris there may not be much you can do if all you know is that she sells lots of puppies of different kinds of breeds. If you really think she is running a puppy mill you can contact a local humane society or just go to the police. But remember selling puppies isn't illegal unless she is neglecting or abusing them in someway.

We have a small pound about a 10 minute drive from here, but we dont have any sort of rescues. Its a small town with only a few cops. We dot have people to call if we find a stray dog or someone to help if an animal is hurt. Idk if shes hurting them but i do remember one day she posted about wanting a few pairs of hemostat scissors. Could be harmless, but my mind just jumps to ragged home surgeries. Like she might crop ears and tails herself. Im just scared they're bein mistreated :(

k'la parris not sure what to do then. I would go to the humane societies website and maybe email them. Tell them what you know and they might be able to tell you what's best to do.

Report it

I would call your county animal control and ask to do a wellness check

What website did you find her on? Because right now I’m looking on kennel club for trusted breeders

@@teatime9550 it's best to go on the official Retriever Club Website (for dogs like Labradors, Goldens, ...) or any other OFFICIAL national club for a certain breed. There you can usually find all registered(!) breeders. A good breeder will let you visit the parents or at least the mom. They will also be ready to talk about negative things. I searched for a breeder for 1,5 years until i found a few I wanted to meet. I met one and canceled all other appointments because I was happy with her. We regularly took walks with the breeders dogs, spent time at her home and talked for hours. We also got to visit the puppies once they were old enough. In between the play dates we received photos of all the puppies. We even let her select our puppy since she knows them best. It's important to be able to trust the breeder and for them to be open and honest. Something I loved about the breeder or my puppy is that she is very choosy with her puppies new owners. Do your research!

Lev Myshkin do you eat meat?

Anime Trash what does that I have to do with it I eat meat and I love animals and puppy farms like this make me sick just because your not vegan doesn't mean your cruel to animals. That said I don't understand that persons comment but still eating meat doesn't change your feelings about animals

Sunflower_22 kinda does. I love something so I'm not gonna have it killed so I can eat it. I love my family so I don't kill and eat them same with animals

Sunflower_22 do you know exactly how they mass kill the animals? Unless you get your meat humanly I will not listen to what you have to say.

Anime Trash I actually do get humanely killed meat they live happy lives

Odox.FM you need to earn the dogs love and friendship. I treat my two boys with the upmost respect; I treat them like my children, and they treat me like I'm their mom.

Odox.FM well not really early humans and wolves had a mutual friend ship. As years pasted wolves got smaller and smaller created dogs. But when show dogs became really popular in the Victorian area inbreeding and force breeding caused this problem.

@Gi Gi it goes back WAY longer than that. Pugs were bred in ancient China to have wrinkles on their forehead to resemble the Chinese character for the word, "prince." They were the lapdogs of royalty.

@Gi Gi Dog breeding has been around far longer than eugenics. It was a popular practice amongst the upper classes. Besides, the victorian idea of eugenics was surprisingly positive. Along the lines of "hey, we should breed people in a way that makes them stronger and smarter", not "let's see how much we can mess up this dog's face over generations of inbreeding".

Excatly well said

....But it's thr platform that's being used now.

"All of this stuff should be taught in these classes: the work, training, costs, health concerns, how to tell legitimate breeders from criminals, everything puppy mills are, the works. Kids should have a special course with simplified information so they understand. That would cut down on EVERYTHING. Less abandonments because of less people getting animals, the demand would go down because it would take real work to get the animal (there are many people who get animals on a whim), and overall would make the world a safer place." This should be the Top Comment, SDa!!!

Hope Kew. That's what I did when I got my puppy I got to see the father and the mother both of them happy with there pups

ArcticFoxesRule11 that is the way you do it

Hope Kew even certefied breeders lie sometimes...

Its the same system here if you adopt a dog from a shelter. You don't pay for the dog, you pay for the vet that they made your dog go to, and also to cover some of the food they bougt for your dog and other things like that. And then you also have to have your dog sterilised, you have to take lessons, and someone comes once a year to check if everything is OK. They stop coming after a few years if they see that everything is going well.

Yes, and don't just see the parents. Also see the certificates that prove that the breeding dogs have been tested for all genetic diseases common in the breed that could possibly be tested for. Because as shown in the video, anyone can just pretend to be a happy family who's dog happened to have a litter. I have even heard of cases where they got a stand-in female dog to pose as the mother, so that people who had been told to "look at the puppy with the mother" would be reassured and fall for them.

this is so important! NEVER take an animal out of pity/because you want to save them. It only makes things worse. I'm glad you realized your mistake and that you wrote this comment -- I hope others will see it and learn.

Cat we need to save these puppies as well doesn't matter if we get them from shelters or a shop we need to rescue them no matter what

Christine_vlogs it does matter. If people kept buying from breeders or from people that get their puppies from a puppy farm, then the number of puppies and animals in general in shelters will increase, and at a point- more shelters may have no choice but to become a kill shelter. I know it's upsetting to see puppies being bred for money but your money by 'saving' those puppies are going to the same people that are breeding them and the cycle will just go on and on.

If you're trying to justify your own dog, stop doing that. You don't need to. Admit your mistake, promise to do better next time, and continue to love the doggo you already have. Buying from these places isn't "rescuing", you're giving those breeders more money to torture more dogs. The industry stops when people like you change your behavior. It's difficult and slow, but it's possible.

Can I just point out that not all breeders are evil and put their dogs through hell...

Gladissims I agree! Why do people always think all breeders are irresponsible!

I didn't spend thousands of dollars for a specific LOOK. I spent the money for the size, health, and temperament. The good breeder. I know it wasn't beaten and won't attack my cat. We're not all in it for CUTE.

They’re talking about bull dogs and pugs being bred for being “cute”. Breeding for function is okay, as long as it’s not to the point where a dog lives a life of suffering.

@@MilwaukeeWoman 👎👎👎👎👎👎✊

Stop judging people who shop instead of adopt. Have you got kids, or will you adopt them?

My dog is one of the ugliest dogs I know, but we paid thousands for him because we wanted his personality

I agree with you here. Kennel club certified breeders should be the only options. But, I think you are being judgemental in saying that people are "impatient" to "settle" for a gumtree dog. MOST people who buy from gumtree aren't aware of the difference, nor are they aware of the consequences. It's not impatience.

I got both of mine from breeders. My eldest is 13 this year and was the last of her litter. Nobody wanted her because she had an umbilical hernia, but she's been healthy and happy ever since it was fixed, albeit a bit hyperactive. Age has not mellowed her out at all. The little one just turned 9 last month and only weighs 3lb and everyone is always asking if she's a teacup (no, she's a dog....) even though Yorkies are often tiny dogs. I met her parents and siblings and the breeder even drove us home after I went back to pick her up a few weeks later. She has needed a couple of surgeries on her knees as she's hypermobile and they were causing her pain when walking, but she's otherwise been healthy and happy too and she was insured so most of it was covered. Maybe things are different a decade later, I don't know, but my dogs are proof that not all breeders are evil. Or at least they weren't in the past.

That's true, but I still wish people would adopt more. Some shelters are filled to the brim with dogs that need a home and in the meantime, breeders are still producing many puppies that some people somehow choose over shelter dogs. Living in a shelter forever is really not great for the dog and often they're put down if they become too full. Also, I think it's quite ridiculous that many people look for a specific dog. Does their appearance really matter that much? If you really love dogs, you should just go to a shelter and play with as many dogs and see with which one you connect the most. That should be the most important part. Besides, shelters are full of cute, small puppies too, so I don't see the problem. It's messed up that some dog breeds are so unpopular just because of the appearance of the dog. They're living beings, not objects.

Marr Morrissey i agree, but I do see why people want a purebred. I have had Bullterriers for all my life. When going for a purebred you will have some kind of assurance of their needs and character (sorey for my broken english). In shelter dogs you sometimes don't know what they've been through, so it seems easier to write down what you are looking for in a breed and find one that fits you and your life best. But I do get why people want a shelter dog too though.

Hannah Verhoeven (Are you Dutch? So am I :p) I do understand. Sadly, most people do not bother to really look into everything and do their research, and they end up buying a dog that wasn't bred under the right conditions. But they're also often tricked, so it's not really their fault. It's a tough situation.

Marr Morrissey hahaha yeah another dutchie here. Backyard breeders/puppymills have made it their profession to trick people, yeah. But some people are just ignorant when it comes to choosing the right breeder. Most pups are bought from Martkplaats or Tweedehands.... It takes 1 click to find out the so called "family"/breeder advertises with 10 other breeds... I don't feel sorry for them at all when they find out the pup has health issues.

Yup, and some breeders even offer to help with rehoming if people really do end up in a situation where they can't keep the dog. So that the dogs they breed don't have to end up in shelters.

Same.

Breathe. Not breath

Same here

Mia Duarte Puppies in pet stores is always bad, because they don't get the interaction with their mum, litter mates and people they need.

Mia Duarte you know it's not your fault tho? I know you would feel horrible that you gave these people your money but the dog would've died anyway; either with you or someone else

Parvo doesnt necissarily mean a bad breeder.... Yes it can but not always... My pug had parvo when he was in his 2nd home at about 3 years old.... We got him shortly after and has no issue since.

where do you think pet stores get puppies from??? Puppy mills. NO good breeder will sell their dogs through a pet store without a home check, without knowing who bought their puppy and where it is going. Good breeders don't let just anyone buy a puppy, at least not without a spay/neuter contract. They don't want their kennel name and lines to be polluted with poor quality dogs.

Miss Kelly always hold your pets close- you never know when you might loose them ❤️

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🙀 I found Shaw? 🤣

Do Lah preach!!!

The pug rescue groups for hundreds of miles had no adoptable dogs. There were no small dogs in the shelters. After months of trying I bought two puppies and I don't regret it.

@@MilwaukeeWoman how do you feel about buying a dog that'll be in pain and cant breath properly just because you think they're cute?

@@yeboiuhh4433 Hey at least they adopted.