Outline: Adopting a Dog is Better than Buying a Dog from Pet Stores and Puppy Mills

I. After a few years, you are living outside the campus, are already graduating from college or have graduated from college. II. You can comply with your own rules but you feel good and free, so that something is missing. III. There is nothing happy, weeping, begging, and love. IV. You grow with a beloved dog, your sofa begins to get naked, and no one can remove it. V. According to the American Dow society, about 58% have dogs after 24 years of age (ASPCA, 2014). This means that at this stage many of you do the same at some point in your life.

Introduction To buy a puppy from a pet shop can be one of the most amazing moments in your life. Unfortunately, the puppy factory sells malnourished dogs to pet shops. The puppy's factory is a huge dog house, a pure puppy gathering in a non-hygienic house with no food. A dog without a doubt in this world should not live under these conditions.

Please do not buy pet from pet store. When you buy your puppy from the pet shop, you unconsciously support the puppy's factory. A small factory is a large-scale agricultural facility that emphasizes profit rather than animal health. The dog is kept in a small room, a toy for moving, a wire cage without fresh air. Do you want to make your pet live this way? Puppy factories have been around for decades. They were able to sell their business to undoubted buyers who fell in love with a cute little puppy they saw at the window of a local pet store. They also have legitimate websites. After a female can not make any more nests, they are either killed or abandoned. Many puppies at these factories have health and behavior problems. The money you use to support new friends is used to save other animals that are being ignored instead of supporting abuse.

Many people are not aware that when they buy a dog from a pet shop or the Internet that dog is likely to come from a puppy factory, a dog factory. In a puppy, a dog usually lives in a small cage of the smallest legal size permitted (only 6 inches larger than all side dogs) and keeps the bitch as frequently as possible. For decades, puppy factories breed and sell dogs inhumane. The federal government manages the majority of breeders selling puppies and pet shops online, but the minimum standards imposed on breeders are not to promote responsible breeding or to secure healthy puppies. For example, a licensed breeder who has more than 1,000 dogs is legal, put in a very small cage, breed as frequently as possible.