With the rise of backyard breeding and puppy mills, it is becoming increasingly important for consumers to be aware of where their puppies are coming from. Unfortunately, all of these operations are unregulated – meaning that often, the consumer is left with a sick or unhealthy puppy. This article will discuss why this problem is […]
Month: April 2023
Could a Ban on Puppy Sales on Social Media Help?
Unethical puppy mills are a growing problem in the US and abroad. With the rise of social media, puppy sales have become more common on Facebook and Instagram, creating a platform for animal cruelty. But could banning puppy sales on social media help reduce the unethical practices of puppy mills? Let’s explore the potential benefits […]
Who Owns More Pets? Singles vs. Families
The debate between singles and families over who owns more pets is a hot topic for pet owners and experts alike. Some argue that single-person households own more pets than family households, while others claim the opposite. So, what’s the answer? Let’s take a closer look at both sides of the argument to understand why […]
The Psychological Impact of Keeping Up With Trends
Keeping up with the trendiest items can be an expensive and sometimes dangerous business. From cars to clothing, vacations to restaurants, why do we need to own what is deemed “in” or trendy? This trend has become particularly evident in the recent popularity of designer mixed dogs, particularly “anything doodle”. Not only is this a […]