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KEY MESSAGE: Many breeders use auction houses to get rid of older dogs and to still make money from their "investment." In March 2009, Kathy Bauck transported over 200 dogs to an auction house in Ohio. Animals' Angels reported on the care and transport.
Photo copyright Animals' Angels; Bauck transport to auction AUCTION SALES In past years, Kathy Bauck's kennel (known as Pick Of The Litter, aka Puppys On Wheels) bought and sold animals through auctions, as some other Minnesota breeders/brokers do. In March 2009, Pick Of The Litter transported 201 dogs/puppies to the Farmerstown Dog Auction in Baltic, Ohio. Animals' Angels investigated this auction and some of Bauck's activities. To view their report and photos at the auction, go to: Report
AUCTION VIDEOS
ANIMALS SHIPPED TO AUCTION The Certificates of Veterinary Inspection (posted below) show that of the total 201 transported to the Farmerstown Dog Auction by Pick Of The Litter in March 2009:
The dogs sold at auction above were sold to other breeders who will continue the cycle of repeated breeding for more years. To learn more about auctions, go to: Auctions
CARRIERS Breeders use various carriers to transport dogs and puppies to the different locations. It appears Kathy Bauck's husband, Allan Bauck, transported many of the puppies via a van. This kennel also shipped animals through Delta Airlines. NOTE: The carrier for every shipment of animals is required, by law, to be posted on the Certificates of Veterinary Inspection (CVI); a majority of the CVIs did not have this information listed.
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