#dogbreeders

[joycelaws]

Everyone is over 5lbs today! Eating out of bowls is hard though 😂

[joycelaws]

Wild, Wild West, Night of The Tatar. Borzoi Sighting!!!

[joycelaws]

male 2, white black and tan

blue ribbon

3,5 weeks

👀 for 🏠

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Micro Teacup Poodle Puppies for Sale Arizona – Tiny Companions with Big Hearts

If you’ve been searching for micro teacup poodle puppies for sale Arizona, you already know how challenging it can be to find tiny poodles that are healthy, well-socialized, and raised with genuine care. These little dogs are unbelievably charming — small enough to rest in your palm, yet full of personality, affection, and curiosity. For many families in the state, micro teacup poodle puppies for sale Arizona offer the perfect indoor companion, especially for anyone who wants a cheerful, low-shedding dog that easily adjusts to daily routines. At TIARA PETS, the focus has always been on matching families with tiny poodles that have been raised slowly, gently, and with steady attention.

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[floriancavani]

For adoption Dm

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Raise loyal companions with love and care!

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[barrylyga]

Serial Killer of the Month: Gen Sekine

Along with his ex-wife, Hiroko Kazama, Gen Sekine became a Japanese horror story in the early nineties. Together, the couple owned a dog breeding business…and their victims were customers they’d scammed. The details of the scam don’t matter all that much for our purposes, but suffice it to say, Sekine would sell people dogs he claimed were rare breeds or for purposes of breeding, only for them to turn out to be, well, not so rare. Or, in some cases, incapable of breeding due to age. The couple made pretty good bank with this scam. They had managed to build up a reputation as good breeders and they exploited that reputation to rake in ill-gotten dough. But then some folks twigged to the scam and threatened to expose them. So, as you do, Gen and Hiroko decided to poison these people. The problem with poisoning people, of course, is that then you have dead bodies. So the couple forced one of their employees to let them use his property to dispose of the bodies. Rightly thinking that burying the bodies wouldn’t be enough, Gen butchered them. And I mean butchered them, meticulously and intricately cutting up the bodies until there was really nothing left but bones…which he burned to ash. Fortunately, that recalcitrant employee was a witness and testified to four murders. Gen and Hiroko were both convicted and sentenced to death. Whew! (This piece comes from my newsletter, which goes out monthly. For more stuff like this, and to get it first, sign up here!) Read the full article

[barrylyga]

Serial Killer of the Month: Gen Sekine

Along with his ex-wife, Hiroko Kazama, Gen Sekine became a Japanese horror story in the early nineties. Together, the couple owned a dog breeding business…and their victims were customers they’d scammed. The details of the scam don’t matter all that much for our purposes, but suffice it to say, Sekine would sell people dogs he claimed were rare breeds or for purposes of breeding, only for them to turn out to be, well, not so rare. Or, in some cases, incapable of breeding due to age. The couple made pretty good bank with this scam. They had managed to build up a reputation as good breeders and they exploited that reputation to rake in ill-gotten dough. But then some folks twigged to the scam and threatened to expose them. So, as you do, Gen and Hiroko decided to poison these people. The problem with poisoning people, of course, is that then you have dead bodies. So the couple forced one of their employees to let them use his property to dispose of the bodies. Rightly thinking that burying the bodies wouldn’t be enough, Gen butchered them. And I mean butchered them, meticulously and intricately cutting up the bodies until there was really nothing left but bones…which he burned to ash. Fortunately, that recalcitrant employee was a witness and testified to four murders. Gen and Hiroko were both convicted and sentenced to death. Whew! (This piece comes from my newsletter, which goes out monthly. For more stuff like this, and to get it first, sign up here!) Read the full article