puppy mills造句

• There are no records on how many puppy mills operate in Washington.
• Neither Glatz nor other advocates knew of any puppy mills in Texas.
• HSUS led a campaign against puppy mill cruelty in Missouri in 2010.
• There are deplorable conditions in puppy mills that go far beyond animal welfare,
• Also recently there were a few bold initiatives to fight against puppy mills.
• This is commonly seen in dogs from puppy mills.
• This is how many dog-breeding operations _ or puppy mills _ look.
• Compounding the problem, most Christmas puppies came from backyard breeders and puppy mills.
• The story slugged PUPPY MILLS will be held.
• It's probably from a puppy mill.
• Puppy mills are commercial, often rural, operations where puppies are produced in quantity.
• Currently, the Humane Society monitors puppy mills only through undercover investigations, he said.
• It is named after their German shepherd, which they rescued from a puppy mill.
• They may provide volume discounts for registrations by commercial dog breeders such as puppy mills.
• There are also problems with amateurs performing ear-cropping, particularly at puppy mills.
• According to the statement, anyone investigating a puppy mill would be charged with a felony offense.
• In 2002, Munro introduced a private member's bill to clamp down on puppy mills.
• However, as large kennels usually require licensing, many puppy mills are licensed with the USDA.
• Ethical dog breeding-- as compared to so-called puppy mills-- is not cheap.
• It also pointed out that many of the puppy mill bred dogs suffer long-term health problems.