According to the BBB, Missouri is home to 30 percent of federally licensed dog breeders in the United States. That's four times the number of dog breeders found in the next highest state.
State law requires that all of Missouri's 1,800 dog-breeding facilities be examined once a year, but the state has only 13 inspectors who must juggle their inspections with other duties. As a result many of the breeders go unchecked...
Friday, March 26, 2010
The Better Business Bureau is out with a scathing report on the dog-breeding industry in Missouri.
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It's certainly time to do something about this. Come on Missouri!
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