Ethical Dilemmas In Puppy Mills

The central ethical issue that Dr. Whose faces is from where should he obtain a puppy for his daughter Symphony who apparently has been pressuring her father to get her a puppy. Even though there has been an ongoing controversy on the dog market and industry. According to the Human Society of America in the case, it said that pure bred puppies are abused in puppy mills, and may not be screened for disease or treated which results as forced breeding. As we all know forced breeding has many disadvantages among the common diseases. Consequently, that’s why the public has been advised to adopt shelter pets instead of purebreds with all the disadvantage there is which creates an ongoing debate about the production of puppies in puppy mills. Ethically, Dr. Whose should adopt the puppy through the Human

The case clearly speaks about the fact that most purebred puppies are subsequent being forced breed which apparently ours in puppy mills. The natural law would allow that all animals to be breed on their own not scientifically or for human involvement and interference. There is no law that stops the puppy mills from producing dogs. Would it be fair that dogs are pickled as laboratory samples that have no rights? Is it that important to have dog production that would allow us to be so inhuman to animal we call “man’s best friend” or are we so selfish to understand the purpose why dogs are there to begin with.

Lastly, why is society so cut up in the business of puppy mills but at the same time they complain about the operation mishandling of animals? The public seem to be the only one that can solve this situation. But instead they continuously go and buy purebred puppies from puppy mills. Why is it okay for them to terminate buying from puppies’ mills despite the fact that they are expensive, have the risk of caring a diseases and also have forced to breeding?

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