Monday, May 5, 2008
Breeding
An even more worrying side of breeding - it's leading to worse genetic defects in certain animals.
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sad. we have our own fxxk-up versions here in singapore too. bitches starved and raped repeatedly by crippled mutts then stacked up in tiny dirty cages 24/7 in dark rooms without proper ventilation till dumping death day. the bloody breeders make quick money, the sorry petshops make quick money and the inbred pups get abused and dumped to death eventually.
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