There are puppy mills because people want to get rich in profit.
There are puppy mills because gutless laws and governments that don't protect the defenseless group of our society, animals. It is our fault, all of us for doing nothing about it.
Alot of people wanted to buy mans best friend and they made alot of money from breeding. Back in the day after World War 2, Crops weren't working so well so they decided to sell puppies instead. These people had no idea how to properly take care of a dog. \m/(>.
To understand how puppy mills came into being, it helps to have a basic understanding of the origins of dog breeding. Dog breeding is not a new concept, but rather one that has been around since humans first domesticated the dog. Dogs were kept to fulfill certain tasks, helping with hunting or herding, and people noticed that certain dogs were better at fulfilling these tasks than others. Those would be the dogs they chose to breed. In 1884 the American Kennel Club was founded to advance the study, breeding, running and maintenance of the purity of the thorough bred dog. This really marked a turning point in the history of dog breeding and owning a pure bred dog became a symbol of one's status and were owned exclusively by the wealthy. Then during the post war boom of the late 1940's, people began to have a greater amount of leisure time as well as disposable income . As a result middle class Americans were now insisting on owning their own pure bred dog. At the same time farmers in the Midwest were looking for an alternative croup, and this combined with the demand for pure bred dogs created the first commercial breeders and it is not a far jump to go from commercial breeding to a puppy mill.
Puppy mills have probably been around in the United States since it was colonized. Certain breeds of dogs were wanted for tracking and for keeping the Colonists safe.
Puppymills first existed during WWI. They were known as "cash crops", and were bred in a very unhelathy manner.
They are bought by animal shelters, and are put in cages to rot away! Don't let them die! Adopt a puppy from a shelter!
Missouri is the state with the most puppy mills.
sadly, puppy mills are everywhere .
Yes there are puppy mills in Colorado, puppy mills are a problem everywhere, however because puppy mills are illegal it is difficult to give an exact number of puppy mills in any state.
Yes, puppy mills should be forbidden
Puppy mills are extremely crowded. The dogs and puppies are stuffed in cages.
puppy mills produce half a million puppies per year. they are not to big because most dogs in puppy mills die because of cramped spaces.
Only from puppy mills. But maybe breeders can. There are mean people out their.
Many people say they are a breeding kennel, but they are really a puppy mill. Almost all pet stores are puppy mills. There are probably over 7,000 puppy mills in just the US.
No, there is not one good thing about puppy mills no dog OR puppy should have to go though that it is just plane sad.
Puppy Mills do not advertise online or in newspapers. The only puppy mill reviewed online is Just Puppies in Rockville, MD.
Most chain-pet stores that sell puppies get their dogs from puppy mills. Many petstores (excluding animal shelters, of course) get their dogs from puppy mills.
puppy mills need to get food so they can take there last bite i feel sad for the puppies