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Same. Family members don't see anything wrong with it. ugh.
Mild offtopic but in old usenet parlance 'bape' is Ban and Prohibit Exemption (aka impossible to unban once banned) and I feel it fits here.
Animal Breeding Horror Show - Featuring trendy bulldogs, exotic bullies and the dog cum cartel
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Business Insider did a video on the SMASH and SLAMMED trend
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Oh boy! I came in expecting kennel club tier shit and instead find far, far worse which is disgustingly impressive.
>It's like a real life gorilla
Yeah dude that fictional creature the gorilla you dumb fucking cunt, where the fuck are those annoying twats Peta and Greenpeace while this vile shit is happening right on their fucking doorsteps?
>It's like a real life gorilla
Yeah dude that fictional creature the gorilla you dumb fucking cunt, where the fuck are those annoying twats Peta and Greenpeace while this vile shit is happening right on their fucking doorsteps?
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I’d unironically support PETA deathsquads to kill the niggers who do this
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They only fuck with normies, not people who might fuck their shit up.
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That, and they only round up and exterminate healthy animals, not the fucked-up ones that the gene pool would genuinely be better off without
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Nothing aggravates me more than those live feeding channels. As someone who keeps snakes, it just makes my goddamn blood boil. It's a risk to the snake, it costs significantly more than buying Frozen pre-killed, and if your snake decides it's not hungry today, you now have another animal that you have to deal with until your snake decides it's hungry. My stupid hungry bastard of a milk snake (I love the lad but he ain't the sharpest crayon in the drawer, despite being the prettiest) will still decide not to eat about one in every 4 to 5 times, because he's a fucking snake.
Now this isn't to say that I think that live feeding is wrong 100% of the time, as some wild-caught specimens have a hard time acclimating to pre-killed prey (wild caught imported reptiles deserve their own post) But it is imperative that you as a keeper try to get them onto pre-killed prey as soon as possible. The vast majority of snakes I see at my local reptile rescue (mainly ball pythons) have all kinds of scars from nitwit owners that this that just think "oh let me just go to Petco and feed it this mouse" and then proceed to drop a live animal in the enclosure and just walk away.
Don't even get me started on people that insist on feeding a monoculture diet, use those god-awful stupid fucking retarded useless red bulbs, rackfags, or people who say that a 20 gallon is totally fine for an adult ball python. Those people belong in a gas chamber.
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That ending is pretty brilliant; "...until their last breath" and then the laboured, snorting breathing of one of those poor creatures while the credits roll.
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These are all supposed to be the same breed.
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I feel like Kitten Lady's rescue Chouchou really highlights how dysfunctional flat faced cats can get
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I mean, to be entirely fair, "bully breeds" is kind of an umbrella term for several breeds of dog. It's like how budgerigars are called parakeets in America despite parakeets being a term for several different species of bird.
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Nigger eugenics moment!
I wonder what would happen if you bred one of these abominations with something that is basically the exact opposite of it - maybe a borzoi. Chances are they're so hilariously inbred you'd get a near identical copy of the borzoi parent because literally every gene on the other end is recessive
I wonder what would happen if you bred one of these abominations with something that is basically the exact opposite of it - maybe a borzoi. Chances are they're so hilariously inbred you'd get a near identical copy of the borzoi parent because literally every gene on the other end is recessive
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i havent posted in this thread in a long time.
man, the fact these people are allowed to get away with this shit is just nothing short of baffling, we're literally breeding an animal in an existence of suffering and people think it's Cute or Cool or Tough. yeah, my pitbull that limps while it walks and breathes like darth vader is a great dog.
my pug who's skull looks like someone curbstomped a dog and this is what was left is so cute isn't it.
man, the fact these people are allowed to get away with this shit is just nothing short of baffling, we're literally breeding an animal in an existence of suffering and people think it's Cute or Cool or Tough. yeah, my pitbull that limps while it walks and breathes like darth vader is a great dog.
my pug who's skull looks like someone curbstomped a dog and this is what was left is so cute isn't it.
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British TV investigation into bully breeding
Organised crime is moving into the lucrative market of extreme dog breeding, a BBC investigation has found.
Bulldogs, including the new American Bully breed, are being bred with hugely exaggerated characteristics - such as excessive skin folds or large, muscular frames.
The RSPCA warns criminals are breeding and selling these dogs to launder money and make huge sums, often at the expense of animal welfare.
Reporter Sam Poling went undercover to investigate the extreme dog breeding trade.
I'm shocked when my phone pings with a message from the Facebook account of Thomas Rayment - a convicted county lines drug dealer I know to be in prison.
"Hi. Is it a male or female you are wanting. We have some pups available."
For months, I'd been using a false name, pretending to be bulldog-loving businessman Stefan Delaney, hanging out in Facebook groups dedicated to bulldogs and American bullies.
My goal was to find out who the main players were in the world of extreme dog breeding.
Now it looked like it was beginning to pay off.
Rayment has been in prison since 2021, serving six years for running a prolific county lines drugs gang, supplying heroin and crack cocaine to the north of England.
But could he really be brokering dog deals from behind bars?
Rayment claims to run the UK arm of a big international dog breeding business called Muscletone Bullys UK. He's frequently tagged in posts by other prominent figures in the American Bully network.
From his Facebook account I'm sent photos of two extreme American bullies - Brandon Blockhead and Kleo - who have just had a litter of puppies.
"This boned-up Gorilla is no joke he's extreme as they come," reads the description of Brandon Blockhead on Rayment's website. He has "one of the best headpieces we have ever seen all on a super short compact frame".
The tops of his ears have been cut off - an illegal practice in the UK called ear cropping.
The penalty for doing this can be up to five years in prison for causing suffering to an animal. It's a practice I see time and time again during my months of investigating.
In the past three years, more than 1,000 incidents of illegal ear cropping have been reported to the RSPCA. Some dealers do the cropping themselves, without using anaesthetic on the dogs. Most cases involve American bullies.
This kind of extreme dog breeding is big business. On the Muscletone Bullys UK website, pups are on sale for tens of thousands of pounds.
After some back and forth with Rayment's account, I finally receive the message to my fake Facebook profile that I've been desperately waiting for. My alter ego Stefan Delaney is invited to a meeting in Wigan to discuss a deal.
My plan is to pose as Stefan's girlfriend and say he's running late.
I arrive at the address. It's a dog fertility clinic. A man lets me in and shows me around. He's called Ryan Howard. He tells me he's Rayment's business partner.
I feign confusion about Rayment and that's when Howard breaks the news.
"Tom's not here because he's in jail," he tells me.
"I don't tell everybody but you lot know who he is so I'm not going to lie to you. You have been speaking to Tommy."
Image caption,
Ryan Howard said he has about 120 dogs in his business
Howard tells me he has about 120 dogs in his business but he only looks after 15 of them.
The other dogs are housed through a network of what's known as "co-owns".
In a co-own, a dealer gets someone else to house the dog. That person then gets paid a percentage from the sale of any pups.
It means the dealer can have a massive network of dogs which they can continue to profit from without the authorities having any idea how many they have.
In a statement to the BBC, Muscletone Bullys UK said:
"We are well-known for breeding the highest quality extreme American bullies without compromising the dogs' health or well-being. Thomas Rayment does not communicate with anyone illegally and has others running his socials. We do not condone or take part in illegal ear cropping."
The statement added that the business has "never co-owned a dog as a deliberate ploy to… escape the scrutiny of the licensing authorities."
Ian Muttitt, a chief inspector with the RSPCA's Special Operations Unit, says over the past five years organised crime gangs have become increasingly involved in the extreme dog breeding trade.
IMAGE SOURCE,RSPCA
Image caption,
Clipped ear on a puppy
But what is the appeal of dog dealing to criminals? First, he says, it's lucrative. Second, it's useful for money laundering.
"It's anything where illegal money has been obtained. So drugs, firearms, other organised crime.
"It can then be laundered through the sale of these dogs or vice versa."
The legal risks are also far less serious. Muttitt explains that dealing drugs, for example, carries much higher penalties than animal cruelty offences.
I logout of Stefan Delaney's fake Facebook profile one last time. It's clear the network I've uncovered is not only huge, but sophisticated. That's going to make cleaning up this trade very difficult for the authorities as profit-driven dealers continue to put wealth over health at all costs.
Panorama: Dogs, Dealers and Organised Crime is broadcast on BBC One on 23 January at 20:00 and on the iPlayer (UK only).
Bulldogs, including the new American Bully breed, are being bred with hugely exaggerated characteristics - such as excessive skin folds or large, muscular frames.
The RSPCA warns criminals are breeding and selling these dogs to launder money and make huge sums, often at the expense of animal welfare.
Reporter Sam Poling went undercover to investigate the extreme dog breeding trade.
I'm shocked when my phone pings with a message from the Facebook account of Thomas Rayment - a convicted county lines drug dealer I know to be in prison.
"Hi. Is it a male or female you are wanting. We have some pups available."
For months, I'd been using a false name, pretending to be bulldog-loving businessman Stefan Delaney, hanging out in Facebook groups dedicated to bulldogs and American bullies.
My goal was to find out who the main players were in the world of extreme dog breeding.
Now it looked like it was beginning to pay off.
Rayment has been in prison since 2021, serving six years for running a prolific county lines drugs gang, supplying heroin and crack cocaine to the north of England.
But could he really be brokering dog deals from behind bars?
Rayment claims to run the UK arm of a big international dog breeding business called Muscletone Bullys UK. He's frequently tagged in posts by other prominent figures in the American Bully network.
From his Facebook account I'm sent photos of two extreme American bullies - Brandon Blockhead and Kleo - who have just had a litter of puppies.
"This boned-up Gorilla is no joke he's extreme as they come," reads the description of Brandon Blockhead on Rayment's website. He has "one of the best headpieces we have ever seen all on a super short compact frame".
The tops of his ears have been cut off - an illegal practice in the UK called ear cropping.
The penalty for doing this can be up to five years in prison for causing suffering to an animal. It's a practice I see time and time again during my months of investigating.
In the past three years, more than 1,000 incidents of illegal ear cropping have been reported to the RSPCA. Some dealers do the cropping themselves, without using anaesthetic on the dogs. Most cases involve American bullies.
This kind of extreme dog breeding is big business. On the Muscletone Bullys UK website, pups are on sale for tens of thousands of pounds.
After some back and forth with Rayment's account, I finally receive the message to my fake Facebook profile that I've been desperately waiting for. My alter ego Stefan Delaney is invited to a meeting in Wigan to discuss a deal.
My plan is to pose as Stefan's girlfriend and say he's running late.
I arrive at the address. It's a dog fertility clinic. A man lets me in and shows me around. He's called Ryan Howard. He tells me he's Rayment's business partner.
I feign confusion about Rayment and that's when Howard breaks the news.
"Tom's not here because he's in jail," he tells me.
"I don't tell everybody but you lot know who he is so I'm not going to lie to you. You have been speaking to Tommy."
Image caption,
Ryan Howard said he has about 120 dogs in his business
Howard tells me he has about 120 dogs in his business but he only looks after 15 of them.
The other dogs are housed through a network of what's known as "co-owns".
In a co-own, a dealer gets someone else to house the dog. That person then gets paid a percentage from the sale of any pups.
It means the dealer can have a massive network of dogs which they can continue to profit from without the authorities having any idea how many they have.
In a statement to the BBC, Muscletone Bullys UK said:
"We are well-known for breeding the highest quality extreme American bullies without compromising the dogs' health or well-being. Thomas Rayment does not communicate with anyone illegally and has others running his socials. We do not condone or take part in illegal ear cropping."
The statement added that the business has "never co-owned a dog as a deliberate ploy to… escape the scrutiny of the licensing authorities."
Ian Muttitt, a chief inspector with the RSPCA's Special Operations Unit, says over the past five years organised crime gangs have become increasingly involved in the extreme dog breeding trade.
Image caption,
Clipped ear on a puppy
But what is the appeal of dog dealing to criminals? First, he says, it's lucrative. Second, it's useful for money laundering.
"It's anything where illegal money has been obtained. So drugs, firearms, other organised crime.
"It can then be laundered through the sale of these dogs or vice versa."
The legal risks are also far less serious. Muttitt explains that dealing drugs, for example, carries much higher penalties than animal cruelty offences.
I logout of Stefan Delaney's fake Facebook profile one last time. It's clear the network I've uncovered is not only huge, but sophisticated. That's going to make cleaning up this trade very difficult for the authorities as profit-driven dealers continue to put wealth over health at all costs.
Panorama: Dogs, Dealers and Organised Crime is broadcast on BBC One on 23 January at 20:00 and on the iPlayer (UK only).
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Violent thug who breeds ‘extreme’ dogs exposed
Gary Hemming, from Edinburgh, has multiple convictions for violence spanning 20 years.
www.bbc.co.uk
BBC article about the investigation including a violent thug breeding sorry looking mongrels with the wife of a jailed felon and the British branch of the Amercian Bully Kennel Club being run by an ex heroin dealer.
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Movie posters to advertise smashed and slammed shitbull litters.
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That's not what PETA's about. They'd kill the dogs instead in one of their 100% kill "shelters." PETA is not pro-animal. They are a nihilistic pro-death cult. I'm not joking. They are not pro-animal, just anti-human and antinatalist.
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Knowing PETA, it's highly likely they'd do the complete opposite.
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Coventry dog show cancelled after BBC investigation
The American Bullies Kennel Club event is cancelled after undercover filming found welfare issues.
www.bbc.co.uk