Why back something opposed the world over?

I WAS horrified by the article entitled ‘Puppy farming as it should be’ which outlined the Irish Dog Breeders Association’s vision for dogs as a valuable farm enterprise.

Why back something opposed the world over?
Fri, 19 Nov, 2004 - 00:00

Apart from the impossibility of regulating such an activity, there is overwhelming evidence of a canine overpopulation crisis in this country.

Why on earth encourage more dog farms when the rest of the world is campaigning against them?

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