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    Puppy Mill Essay

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    considering where it is raised and many dog owners don’t. Some of the dogs could have been raised in a puppy mill. Puppy mills are a problem in the U.S today. And the problem with puppy mills is the effect they have on the dog itself and even the owner. There are puppy mills operating

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    Benefits Of Puppy Mills

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    Imagine a puppy that’s hungry, scared, thirsty, and overcrowded. This may be what it was like where your puppy came from. Think about going to the pet store, seeing the cute little puppies in the glass, looking back at you in excitement. Some jump with joy; some sleep their little hearts away, tired from meeting so many new people, and others fight over the toy with the puppy next to them. You would never think for a second that where they had been born and spent roughly the first 12 weeks of their

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    What's not to love about puppies? They are small, cute, cuddly, and playful. Puppies melt the hearts of everyone they meet, with their innocent eyes and wet kisses. Suddenly, getting a puppy is the best idea you've had all year. That's how my daughter, Liberty, got her puppy, Lep. Facebook sparked her desire for a puppy, specifically, her father, Cory's. He had shown her hundreds of puppy pics, from English to Redbone. She was willing to do anything to get a puppy, and we used that to our advantage

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    Buying a Puppy Buying a Puppy has a simple plot telling the experience of two characters the main character Carrie a 7 year old who journeys into a pet shop to choose a dog. The second character the puppy, tells of the puppies experiences when they have a hopeful owner enter the shop. The ending is a twist which has the dog talking and the parents leaving the store. The genre is children's, shown by the way the author has constructed this story. The author is attempting to show what a little girl

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    Puppy Mills History

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    The history of puppy mills started in the World War 2 era. After the the crop failure in the midwest the number of purebred dogs began to increase in the 1950’s. Many families went to a pet store instead of going to a shelter to find their loving pet. The farmers had used the puppies for additional income or as a cash crop, which resulted in the first puppy business. The farmers housed the puppies mostly in chicken coops or rabbit hutches. The farmers also would use things like old refrigerators

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    Puppies Persuasive Essay

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    It’s always a good feeling to have a new puppy around. There are several different ways of acquiring a new puppy. You can adopt, purchase one from a local store or online. If you are one of the folks who don’t have enough time to visit a dog kennel, an agency or a pet store, you can always find puppies online at puppies for sale http://www.network34.com. This site offers puppies for sale at an affordable price. The advantage of purchasing your puppy online is that you have a variety of options to

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    Abuse: Puppy Mills Puppy Mills are large breeding areas where dogs are just produced at an over abundance. The cruelty that lies around a puppy mill is unthinkable. The profit of these dogs is put over the well being of them, it’s all about the money. Most of the puppies people will see at pet stores come right from a puppy mill, and are prone to either already being sick or it’s just the beginning of health problems to come. If puppy mills were shut down, many of the Pet stores that sell puppies would

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    Chapter 2: Training Your New Puppy Bringing a new puppy into the household is always an exciting and fun time. Everyone wants to play with, cuddle and hold the little ball of fur. The last thing on the minds of most new puppy owners is training the new addition, but it is impor- tant that puppy training and socialization begin as early as possible. In some ways training a puppy is easier than training an adult or adolescent dog. One reason is that the puppy is essentially a “blank slate”

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    Puppy mills are large breeding facilities that breed purebred puppies in large numbers. They have often been seen as an unethical way to do business for years due to the fact that they are unsanitary, and cause pain and death to these dogs. These puppy mills often stir up dreadful images of waste filled dog cages, dogs cages stacked on top of each other like warehouse boxes, and the spread of disease to other dogs. According to The Human Society of the United States (The HSUS) puppy mills

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    For my genius hour project i researched how a puppy grows and act. I learned many things about puppies and how their body grows from the time they are born. I also learned about how the puppies grow inside the mother dogs womb. I’ve had a lot of experience with puppies, but i wanted to know more about how they grew and about the things i didn’t know. Dogs are interesting to me because they are like humans that don’t talk. They can make people happy just by simple things they do. To start off, i

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