Former workers at Tasmania’s then-largest puppy farm have broken their silence, revealing details about what they saw happen and were asked to do while working at Tasmanian Labradoodles.

One worker was asked to put live puppies in the freezer, while others saw evidence of overbreeding and dogs being shaken to the point of being stunned so they would sit still for a photo for prospective buyers to see.

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    2 days ago

    Why wait until death for someone else to apply justice? Arrest them now and prevent any further opportunities to abuse. They have become the worst kind of people who are unfit for society; prison is where they should live now.

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      But trim them a little to correct the problem. At least trim their balls back an inch. That way they can’t spread.