Animal overpopulation is straining rescues and overwhelming shelters in the Las Vegas valley. Darcy Spears investigates what many believe is the primary source of that problem.
It does not help also when you have morons who buy these 'designer' dog breeds just to show off the dog on social media than dump them on the street when they get bored with the dog.
@marcy mixed breed dogs don't have specific traits. They don't have a standard. They vary. People paying 2500 for a doodle have no idea what their dog will be like. So, it makes no sense. Armzbrah is correct.
@@krittercandyexotics I beg to differ, there are Doodle breeders with programs that have dogs with specific colors, temperament, etc. Purebreds were mutts once upon a time but it can take years for a breed to have a standard and get recognized by a kennel club.
@@hippiebits2071 Probably not many, because there's likely people who don't know they have to get a license. A decade ago, it wasn't a requirement, now it is.
Lol they don’t show up when they break into your home let alone to pick up more mouths to feed this man has too much time in his hands where is all his money coming from does he pay taxes? They need to audit this citizen let’s see his integrity since he’s such an outstanding candidate? Probably a predator?
Some people say they want to be breeder but city doesn't give enough information I would agree and sadly puppies suffer consequences so is a little of everything and pet stores won't give information for competition some actually want to take it seriously and heard legit breeders that it started with a dog of theirs not being neuter by ignorance of not knowing as well the first litter sale for low prices and end up giveaway to family and friends then neuter the dog with more knowledge so later decided to be breeder I have asked questions to different stores and breeders and yes city really doesn't do the job right of give proper info and information of people actually doing their homework so is a mess .
And this problem will only worse if pet stores stop selling dogs. At least they're regulated. Just ask dog owners in California, they've been paying the price ever since most of the pet stores closed there. If people can't find local breeders or buy a dog out of state, unregulated sources is what they'll have left.
@Marcydalmatian There is a boatload of info available try Google. Current employees of any business are hardly an unbiased and reliable information obviously because saying anything negative could put their jobs could be at stake. It's foolish to spend thousands on a dog without knowing where it came from. That just common sense. If you work at a petstore why don't you Google some of the kennel names the dogs are sourced from. Anyone can look up the "The horrible 100 puppy mills" and in some cases what franchises stock puppies brokered from those kennels.
Man we need people like these in LA, the backyard breeding and shelter overpopulation is out of control, I see too many backyard bred dogs and I hope/wish there are laws to ban certain breeds from being bred like bulldogs and cavaliers, and doodles
