price wise estimating the payment plan with 75% using 100 as a base.
15 weeks or 1500 would be 75% of 2000, 8 weeks 800 being 75% of 1200.
6 weeks would be 75% of 800 and 3 weeks 75% of 400.
But since google does not show me any listed under 1200.

Only ones I find under this are listed as large Pomsky, or not a pup.

100 breeding bitches is what there allowed.

Ireland, yes? This country is really unspeakably *******Dogs have little legal protection even after some mealy mouthed puppy farming laws. The way they treat their dogs this does not surprise me. When i think of the collie we rescued...pretty wee puppies will always sell.

Omg!! Is all I can think off.....
Cos what I would say is un-printable....

This video bothers me....


Look at all those nervous and sorry looking puppies. I'd not be super upset if the dogs seemed well cared for and in good spirits... but I'd NEVER pick one of these listless and jumpy looking puppies. They also have wood dust and stuff on them, so it's clear where they REALLY stay. They were probably super nervous because of their surroundings. These people aren't doing a good thing at all. This is absurd.

Mine tend to have shavings and stuff on them, but I don't pretend that they don't live with their extended family in outside kennels, and they are clean shavings. If I take piccies of my puppies they are all over me, and its hard to get a clear piccie that isn't blurred. Lots of lip licking going on there, all huddled up together, which shows how uneasy they are in with the situation they're in. No real proper toys there, just a doll to make them look cute. Mine would have the cushions up and be running round with them playing tug of war. Poor things

Yeah they're probably scared because they're not used to being in an indoor situation or whatever they've got going on there. They don't look happy at all. This was done for demonstration purposes obviously, but all it really did was show how unfamiliar the dogs are with an indoor setting, and how nervous they are.

Doesn't look like they're happy with people around either

Was thinking the same thing they looked very uncomfortable.
They should be inquisitive and moving forward to see what's going on and to greet the person/s doing the filming surely.

You'll get a couple coming to see whats going on, then some hang back and some stay where they are. Gradaually they all decide to approach usually. The ones that sit up when the camera approaches are the ones you would expect to come and have a look see, but they're not, they're scared

To me the little dark one looked the most nervous.
This is a puppy mill it can't be denied surely.