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By Richard Whitehouse Licensing officers say they are monitoring an “explosion” in the number of people breeding dogs without a licence and advertising them for sale on social media. Cornwall…
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I am horrified at the idea there are perfroming animals kept in Cornwall. Why are they not confiscated and taken to sactuaries. It is inherently cruel, which is why animal circuses are banned from all public land. Puppy Mills are vile and should be closed down immediately. I am suspucious of all breeding unless it is a one off with a family pet. There are plenty of dogs out there desperate for a lovubg home who will make lovely pets.