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How well do you know your best friend ?
Where did you find ?
Where did you find (Dog) ?
- A) (Dog) was adopted
- B) (Dog) was advertised online
- C) (Dog) was bought from a pet shop
- D) (Dog) came from somewhere else
Was (Dog) sent or transported to you ?
- A) YES — (Dog) was shipped to my door
- B) YES — I collected (Dog) at a handover point
- C) NO
Was the pet shop rehoming rescue dogs ?
- YES
- OR
- NO
Did you visit the breeder’s premises ?
- YES
- OR
- NO
Were you given the details of the breeder ?
- YES
- OR
- NO
Were you able to meet (Dog)’s parents ?
- YES
- OR
- NO
Did (Dog)’s parents look happy and well adjusted ?
- YES
- OR
- NO
Did you see where (Dog)’s parents actually lived ?
- A) NO — they were brought outside or into the house to meet me
- B) NO — I don’t know where they actually lived
- C) YES — (Dog)’s parents lived in the house
- C) YES — I saw inside the shed where (Dog)’s parents lived
You saved (Dog)’s life!
By choosing to adopt you secured for (Dog) the loving future they deserve and you got a best friend for life.
It’s likely (Dog) was born in a puppy factory.
Pet shop windows, pretty photos and fancy websites are all common fronts for inhumane puppy factories. Behind the scenes breeding dogs live lives of misery. But the good news is that you and (Dog) can now become ambassadors for all dogs. And with this simple guide, you can guarantee that you’ll never be tricked into supporting puppy factory cruelty.
You did your homework!
Two paws up for asking all the right questions to ensure you were satisfied that (Dog) didn't come from a puppy factory.
It’s possible (Dog) was born in a puppy factory.
It’s great to hear you visited (Dog)’s birthplace, but it sounds like there are still some doubts about whether it was a puppy factory. But the good news is that with this simple guide, you’ll know what to look for next time to ensure you’ll never be tricked into supporting puppy factory cruelty.
Did you know?
Many pups sold online and in pet shops come from inhumane puppy factories. Learn more »
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