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Originally Posted by shynewyorkie  Theo was also a puppy mill pup. I got him as a rescue, since his first 'parents' gave him up for 'not acting enough like a puppy'--meaning he didn't know how to play, or interact. They were right.
Once Theo was taken out, he would just stand there and shake, stalk still, and he was HORRIFIED of the outdoors. Grass was the boogey monster to my little guy. It was terrible, and took many months to fully reverse.
Now Theo is well adjusted. He still doesn't bark, and doesn't really act like a normal dog, but is getting there.
Please don't forget to include Amish puppy farms from Pennsylvania in our battle. They are evil and dirty places, and Theo's birthplace. When I did a search into the one that Theo came from, I found out his neighbors were complaining of how he always had a pile of dead dogs behind his ranch (that he would set it on fire). That is just sick. |
poor baby !!! You're so right - the Amish people as a whole are good people
I think - but the ones involved in the business of selling dogs make me really wonder. They do have a large percent of the mills in certain states and it's a shame that the belief that dogs should be treated like cattle still apply. They aren't responsible for all the mills - but they sure play on that Amish lifestyle.... yet run puppy mills at the same time.
again - HELP BY JOINING MILLBUSTERS !! This is Simonandhallies new site and we need people who want to help !! http://www.millbusters.com/forums/index.php
and thanks to those who already signed up !! (Go Nikki !!) lol