Corpses of 250 animals found with surviving animals eating the dead in “breeding ground of horror” in Spain

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1. My father got involved in the U.S> dog breeding scene in the 90s, as a get rich quick scheme when he saw how expensive Labrador puppies where when getting my sister one (who he ended up repeatedly breeding), only to discover after throwing everything into it that no one operating legit and proper made a profit at it, and eventually slipped into a horrible puppy mill operation (I still have nightmares about seeing the kennel conditions of as a kid) as he doubled down on cost cutting, before he eventually tried to move it to Eastern Europe (Poland specifically, I still have no idea what happed to the dogs in question, and likely never will) and discovered the kennel clubs are much more strict than in the U.S. Seriously if you are trying to obtain a pet from a breeder make sure they are legit first. It’s a very expensive hobby you dont make money at from being ethical. Don’t reward unethical breeders.

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