Pocket Puggles?

:::::::::: sigh :::::::::::::::::::::: unreal - make room in that bathroom for me too !

I didn't make it to the bathroom, I puked on the floor instead.

When will people learn???

Erp....I think we need a bigger bathroom.. Count me in there too... 

We only sell Amish raised puppies. The Amish are known for their wholesome life style. They use no cars, computers and electricity ...

Um, for starters, does anyone else see the irony in this sentence?

I live in Old Order Mennonite country & I see a ton of stuff I wish I didn't.  I will keep my mouth shut on most of it but most of what I've seen turns my stomach as well.

gradyupmybutt

We only sell Amish raised puppies. The Amish are known for their wholesome life style. They use no cars, computers and electricity ...

Um, for starters, does anyone else see the irony in this sentence?

I live in Old Order Mennonite country & I see a ton of stuff I wish I didn't.  I will keep my mouth shut on most of it but most of what I've seen turns my stomach as well.

What that the amish run some of the worst puppy mills and puppy auctions around the US?

Yeah, makes me sick. 

wholesome lifestyle?  I live in amish-torture-horses-and-dogs central, and well, gaah. what can one say?

EDITED for content & realized it was rather snarky & got away from my original topic.

I'm go tired of all this designer dog crap. Who in there right mind would pay $800 for a poorly bred mutt?

Aren't the amish supposed to not use computers? We have some mennonite puppy mills in my area. It's awful.

And I'm not seeing how they "make" a "pocket" puggle? Is there another mix in there somewhere? Do they lock them in a small box to restrict growth?

 First very sick, now angered. Just got done some volunteer work at the humane society about an hour ago, where there are plenty of mixed breed mutts waiting for homes, and guess what? They aren't $800 bucks!

after reading a bit of the sight its not the Amish running this sight. 

I've always dreamed of working with animals in some capacity and after moving upstate New York from Brooklyn several years ago, my lifelong dream has become a reality. I became friendly with many of the Amish in our community and was particularly impressed by the love and compassion of one Amish couple. As breeders this couple is devoted to their puppies, who are referred to by name and treated like family pets, not like part of a puppy mill. Their little girl, Emma, featured in the photo at the top of our home page constantly plays with and hugs the puppies, even putting bibs on them like baby dolls

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Prior to launching my business, most of the puppies were sold to pet shops and there was no way of knowing where the puppies were going. I carefully screen potential customers and will not sell puppies unless I'm sure they're going to homes where they will be loved and well cared for. I am there to answer questions and will check on the progress your puppy is making. If you can't pick up your puppy, I will personally deliver them to your home. If for any reason you are unable to keep your puppy in the future, I will do everything possible to help find a new home..
 

 Of course that doesn't change the fact they are crossing two breeds that have no business being crossed.

 and i wanted to see some genetic info in there and breed history.... FAIL!
 

SalemsMom

And I'm not seeing how they "make" a "pocket" puggle? Is there another mix in there somewhere? Do they lock them in a small box to restrict growth?

Back when we got Dusty I think I read something about a "pocket beagle" not sure if it's a "true" breed or not but maybe that's what they're using.

This world is full of sick people....

 I know this is off topic... but I never knew the amish ran puppy mills and such? I always pictured them being kind of "Little House On the Prairie" kind of thing...( I know that's wrong, and probably politically incorrect... don't mean to offend anyone.)

My new little girl is a product of a puppy mill.... sad. Make room for me in the bathroom too......