
Missouri was the nation’s ‘puppy mill capital’ — but advocates fought back
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Do You Know What This Law Means for Dog Breeders?
Before the new law, dogs had to be housed in cages that were six inches longer than them. The animals now have unfettered access to an outdoor run so they can get exercise and fresh air. They are no longer allowed to be housed on wire flooring which was very typical prior to the new law passing. And probably the most significant thing is the animals have to have a vet exam at least once a year.
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