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Puppy farming has been in the news a lot recently. The Bateson report said it was serious welfare issue. RSPCA launched a campaign in the Autumn which seems to have fizzled out now and the Dogs Trust also launched a campaign very recently.

We are very pleased to see all the publicity for the dogs incarcerated in farms across the land but will anything positive come from it at all?

Watch our new video and see our take on the issue.

We would like to thank Shay Healey and Boco Music for use of the song What's Another Year.

This year Puppy Love held our very first Puppy Farm Awareness Day on 19th September 2009.

Saturday 19th Sept saw us making an effort to raise awareness for puppy farm dogs throughout the UK. The day went very well and hopefully a few more people will now be aware just how these poor dogs caged in breeding establishments suffer so that the general public can buy a cute off the shelf puppy! Perhaps now they may spare a thought for the dams and sires locked in misery to supply this nation of dogs lovers ? with pups.

We held a protest in Leeds outside a pet shop selling sick puppy farmed pups and also handed out leaflets and flyers in the shopping center. We were succesful in turning two potential buyers away as once we explained where pups came from they wanted no part in the cruel trade .

Two of our members also had an information board at Pets At Home in Wrexham and were able to inform local people of the situation.

In Kent meanwhile a protest and information day was taking place outside a pet shop selling pups and again potentail buyers changed their minds about buying a puppy.

Puppy Love would like to say a big THANK YOU to all who took part , you really are special people. Next year we will do it all again if there is still the need . Never give up, never give in .......ONE DAY ...ONE VOICE ......BAN PUPPY FARMING !!

Jan made this information board for Pets At Home in Falkirk and spent hours on duty answering questions for the public.

We at Puppy Love have tried, for the sake of the dogs to keep up sensible correspondence with Carmarthenshire council and Mr Philip Davies in particular.

Recently we have been told our communications will not be answered as they are too repetitive , yes questions are repetitive as we are trying to get honest or at least intelligent replies.

Non have been forthcoming , inspection reports have been refused under the freedom of information act because the famers must be protected from animal rights activists !

This film has been made as a response to suggestions that filming was staged and as a response in pictures to the claims that the breeding establishments are clean and comfortable, that dogs are happy, content and healthy......we let you the viewer decide .

If it was the case that dogs are happy and healthy why do Puppy Love keep getting complaints of sick pups coming from these hell holes in Carmarthenshire and being sold from pet shops throughout the country?

What cannot speak cannot lie ..........

We will continue to try to get justice for the dogs .......to be continued ......