Oh so she trolls me and then won’t let me comment 😂 So. Ok. I’m the person in the video. A few things that seem to have been missed: I don’t live in the USA and I’m far from any big city. Shelters where I am are limited. The dogs that end up in them are usually lost animals or pets whose owners have passed away. We have no-kill shelters, and people here generally adopt from them first. My puppies are raised with a lot of attention and care. I know the people who take them, and they go to homes I trust. Several of those families have come back asking for more because they can see how well the parent dogs are treated. The mothers here typically start wanting less to do with the puppies around 9 weeks , which lines up with natural weaning in dogs. In the wild, mothers begin distancing and encouraging independence around that age. It’s not something I force. I also take in and help animals that need it when I can. My own dogs stay healthy under regular care. Responsible, small-scale breeding with known homes is different from the high-volume or careless practices that do contribute to problems elsewhere. The emotional part of the video was real letting puppies go is hard but they leave with people who want them and will look after them. I really wish people would be as concerned about humans as well. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Have a great night.