As the public becomes more aware of puppy mills – large-scale breeding operations with conditions at or below the minimum considered “humane” – more survivors become available for adoption. Usually, the puppies end up in pet stores or are sold over the internet, leaving the parents behind to be bred again and again. Once rescued and adopted out, these dogs can make great, loving family members. However, there are specific issues common for these pups that a potential adopter should be prepared to handle.
Some Common Problems Found in Pups from Puppy Farming
