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Diamond Paws
Don't buy puppies from pet stores!
PLEASE!!!
The main reason for a store to sell puppies is to make money. They do not really care about the dog. If they did they would not even sell puppies. Where do you think pet stores get their puppies from? You might think from a local person that just has a few puppies for sale. Nope. It's from puppy mills. Large farms and companies that keep many dogs is small cages and breed them season after season after season. Not much of a life, is it? After about 10 years or 10 litters these dogs are discarded. Usually in the local shelter or rescue organization and sometimes starved to death. Puppy millers do not care about their dogs either. They are fed low end, commercial dog food that is very unhealthy for them. Their cages are never cleaned and the dogs are not allowed to run and play. These dogs do not get proper medical care because it is cheaper to let them die then pay for a vet to care for them. What do you think the temperament of a dog kept in a small cage for 23 hours a day is? Friendly and loving or bitter towards humans. Would you want your small child to have a dog from a place like this? Below you will find some links that you should read to understand why this is a billion dollar industry that has to be stopped and shut down. And you and only you have that power. DO NOT BUY YOUR PUPPY FROM A PET STORE, PLEASE !!!
Prisoners of Greed Start here. Has pictures of the puppy mills and the dogs they breed. This will make you sad so be ready!
SCHS: Puppy Mill Case information
10 Reasons NOT to buy a puppy from a pet shop
Why NOT to buy a Pet Store Puppy
Buying a Puppy From a Reputable Breeder
10 Tips on Where to Buy a Purebred Puppy
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