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May I ask what is wrong with this law. it is not banning puppy sales all together. It just requires the puppies to come from a shelter, rescue organization or a breeder in suffolk county.
I do not see anything wrong with that.
ps typical newspaper with wrong headlines just to get readers.
No, it's banning a path of free market, plain and simple. I definitely do not agree with puppy mills but I do not agree with putting a ban on one path of products in favor of another. If people were educated about mills, they should make their own choice of where to get their dogs. This is just another case of BB doing what they think is right for the general public.
I like it. I would prefer them getting thier puppies from somewhere I can visit the enviroment, locally, rather than having to fly 1500 miles to see, which my never happen in my lifetime.
I like it. I would prefer them getting thier puppies from somewhere I can visit the enviroment, locally, rather than having to fly 1500 miles to see, which my never happen in my lifetime.
Would you prefer the gov't banning certain clothing lines due to child/slave labor?
May I ask what is wrong with this law. it is not banning puppy sales all together. It just requires the puppies to come from a shelter, rescue organization or a breeder in suffolk county.
I do not see anything wrong with that.
ps typical newspaper with wrong headlines just to get readers.
May I ask what is wrong with this law. it is not banning puppy sales all together. It just requires the puppies to come from a shelter, rescue organization or a breeder in suffolk county.
I do not see anything wrong with that.
ps typical newspaper with wrong headlines just to get readers.
And I wonder who gets the permit fees for those places
Well-intentioned, but short-sighted. The ugly truth is that breeder supply on the island is nowhere near meeting demand. Widespread spaying and neutering has guaranteed that you can't just get a pup from a neighbor like my mother and father did not so long ago.
Of course, my husky came from Puppy Depot in Coram. My guess is that pet store owners in eastern Nassau are popping open champagne in anticipation of the new business.
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