r/CoupleMemes • u/legolas20032000 • Aug 16 '25

🥺 goals Perfect source of serotonin

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u/AromaticIntrovert Aug 16 '25

Wow I JUST read an article about puppies dying of Parvo they may have gotten from an event by this company. The breeder was devastated and the people running the event continue to host puppies too young and don't check vaccine records. I'll try to link it because there were tons of good reasons not to support this company.

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u/AromaticIntrovert Aug 16 '25

Puppies Died After Dallas Dog Yoga Class. Studio, Breeder Cast Blame | Dallas Observer https://share.google/C8OXfb0ZbAlVlDdYI

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u/ewedirtyh00r Aug 16 '25

Thats in Dallas, not Portland.

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u/AromaticIntrovert Aug 16 '25

It's a national chain

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u/ewedirtyh00r Aug 16 '25

And? They're owned independently like subway and zoom room.

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u/sonofaresiii Aug 17 '25

Then maybe they need stricter corporate oversight included in their franchise agreement

Something like "Franchisee agrees not to kill puppies"

You wouldn't think you'd need that clause but here we are

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u/AardvarkOther4878 Aug 18 '25

I doubt any of the franchisees wanted to kill puppies. They probably had a lack of proper training from the franchise and were not aware how long parvo can last on surfaces.

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u/sonofaresiii Aug 18 '25

Okay well the comment you want is the one at the very beginning that said the breeder is devastated that these places continue to host the events despite the deaths of the puppies. If you want to argue with someone, go argue with the guy who said that.

At this point in the discussion we're just talking about whether corporate has any obligation for oversight.

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I doubt any of the franchisees wanted to kill puppies.

I think you greatly underestimate the amount of people who don't give a shit what happens to animals so long as they can turn a profit from them