How Much Do You Know About Unlicensed Dog Breeding, Puppy Mills, and The High Rates of Euthanasia in Animal Shelters?
Test Your Knowledge on Dog Breeding and Animal Welfare
Are you aware of the critical issues surrounding unlicensed dog breeding, puppy mills, and the sad reality of euthanasia rates in animal shelters? This quiz will challenge your understanding of responsible breeding practices, the detrimental effects of puppy mills, and the importance of shelter adoption.
- 10 engaging questions
- Learn about reputable breeders
- Understand the impact of puppy mills
- Discover ways to help animals in shelters
Reputable Breeder
Has proven their dogs some way or another. Which means they've shown them and gotten their titles. They also health check, give their animals proper medical care, have contracts, do home checks, etc. They are very involved with their puppies and care about where they're going. They will offer life-time support for you and your new family member, and will take the puppy back if you ever cannot keep it any longer so it will not end up in a shelter. Reputable Breeders also do not sell Teacup dogs of any kind.
Has proven their dogs some way or another. Which means they've shown them and gotten their titles. They also health check, give their animals proper medical care, have contracts, do home checks, etc. They are very involved with their puppies and care about where they're going. They will offer life-time support for you and your new family member, and will take the puppy back if you ever cannot keep it any longer so it will not end up in a shelter. Reputable Breeders also do not sell Teacup dogs of any kind.
Has proven their dogs some way or another. Which means they've shown them and gotten their titles. They also health check, give their animals proper medical care, have contracts, do home checks, etc. They are very involved with their puppies and care about where they're going. They will offer life-time support for you and your new family member, and will take the puppy back if you ever cannot keep it any longer so it will not end up in a shelter. Reputable Breeders also do not sell Teacup dogs of any kind.
Puppy Mills
Has proven their dogs some way or another. Which means they've shown them and gotten their titles. They also health check, give their animals proper medical care, have contracts, do home checks, etc. They are very involved with their puppies and care about where they're going. They will offer life-time support for you and your new family member, and will take the puppy back if you ever cannot keep it any longer so it will not end up in a shelter. Reputable Breeders also do not sell Teacup dogs of any kind.
Has proven their dogs some way or another. Which means they've shown them and gotten their titles. They also health check, give their animals proper medical care, have contracts, do home checks, etc. They are very involved with their puppies and care about where they're going. They will offer life-time support for you and your new family member, and will take the puppy back if you ever cannot keep it any longer so it will not end up in a shelter. Reputable Breeders also do not sell Teacup dogs of any kind.
Has proven their dogs some way or another. Which means they've shown them and gotten their titles. They also health check, give their animals proper medical care, have contracts, do home checks, etc. They are very involved with their puppies and care about where they're going. They will offer life-time support for you and your new family member, and will take the puppy back if you ever cannot keep it any longer so it will not end up in a shelter. Reputable Breeders also do not sell Teacup dogs of any kind.
Unlicensed Breeder
Has proven their dogs some way or another. Which means they've shown them and gotten their titles. They also health check, give their animals proper medical care, have contracts, do home checks, etc. They are very involved with their puppies and care about where they're going. They will offer life-time support for you and your new family member, and will take the puppy back if you ever cannot keep it any longer so it will not end up in a shelter. Reputable Breeders also do not sell Teacup dogs of any kind.
Has proven their dogs some way or another. Which means they've shown them and gotten their titles. They also health check, give their animals proper medical care, have contracts, do home checks, etc. They are very involved with their puppies and care about where they're going. They will offer life-time support for you and your new family member, and will take the puppy back if you ever cannot keep it any longer so it will not end up in a shelter. Reputable Breeders also do not sell Teacup dogs of any kind.
Has proven their dogs some way or another. Which means they've shown them and gotten their titles. They also health check, give their animals proper medical care, have contracts, do home checks, etc. They are very involved with their puppies and care about where they're going. They will offer life-time support for you and your new family member, and will take the puppy back if you ever cannot keep it any longer so it will not end up in a shelter. Reputable Breeders also do not sell Teacup dogs of any kind.
In 6 years one unspayed female dog and her offspring, can reproduce how many dogs?
24
12,000
200
67,000
Over $2billion is spent annually by local governments to shelter and ultimately destroy 8-10 million adoptable dogs and cats due of shortage of homes?
True
False
Dog Inbreeding Leads to?
The flattened faces of breeds such as Bulldogs and Pugs can cause breathing difficulties, and sometimes eye problems due to the constriction of the tear ducts.
Breeds with large rolls of loose skin, like Bloodhounds and Shar Peis, frequently suffer skin infections
Very short legs and long backs, like Dachshunds and Basset Hounds, can have joint and back problems as a result.
All Of The Above
There is No Problem with Dog Inbreeding
Do Reputable Dog Breeders Sell Teacup Dogs?
True
False
Approximately 8 Million dogs enter shelters in the U.S. Each year, and 55% of these dogs and puppies are euthanized?
True
False
Puppy Mill Breeders Sell Puppies Where?
Pet Stores
Online
Newspaper Adds
All Of The Above
The best way to stop puppy mills is for consumers to?
Look for a puppy is your local animal shelter
See the Good Breeder Checklist at humanesociety.org/puppy.
Llook up rescued dogs by size or breed at sites like theshelterpetproject.com.
All Of The Above
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