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    Il disegno di legge sulla regolamentazione degli allevamenti di cuccioli sarà discusso al Dáil

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    1. tdabith on

      She has described Ireland as the “puppy farm capital of Europe”, with 30,000 dogs exported annually into illegal markets in the UK, Europe and Asia.

      “For many of those pups, the way they’re brought into the world is absolutely horrific,” Ms Whitmore told RTÉ’s Morning Ireland programme.

      “This bill regulates dog breeding establishments, what we would know as puppy farms.”

    3. yes_its_me_alright on

      People in the future will look back at this time and think what a cruel barbaric society. Same way as we look back at medieval times 

    4. Past_Key_1054 on

      I can’t imagine anyone with a shred of decency would oppose this right? Maybe only to insist that it doesn’t go far enough in it’s regulation, but even then, pass it as is and beef it up later should be the attitude.

    5. LucyVialli on

      This has been going on for so long, it’s sickening. Should have been sorted years ago.

    6. stuyboi888 on

      Okay so let me preface this, I abhore these people involved in puppy farms as someone who’s had dogs we breed ourselves all my life. 

      But how exactly is this going to be enforced. Are the farms going to suddenly chip every dog 

    7. StillSalt2526 on

      Nothing to debate. Either commit or don’t. Of course they wont. 

    9. Abolyss on

      The recommended laws are so light touch I’m surprised they’re not just the current regulation. Allowed 30 dogs? 4 litters per dog?

      I get that she probably wants to get some foundational rules in place first, but why can’t we just ban dog breeding? Why is this controversial? 

      (He says about a country where tax money goes to dog racing, coursing is still regularly attended and fox hunting is still a thing….sigh)

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