Yep, I'd report her too. The RSPCA will find homes for all of them and look after them the way they should be looked after.

I went into our local pet supply place last week and they had a dog behind the counter, shivering and staring. I got talking to the lady working there and she said the dog was suffering from severe separation anxiety from her owner - who was just in an aisle in the same store, restocking it. She said the dog had been put through litter after litter, just churning them out. The dog was rescued and now they're trying to teach her that the world is an okay place. She's half the size of what she should be for the breed of dog she is and when she first arrived, she would howl if her new owner was out of sight for a second.

Backyard breeding and out of control breeding is so wrong, in so many ways. We had a spoodle, bought from a specialist store who assured us they only dealt with reputable breeders, who was vicious. Started snapping at hands at 8 weeks old and no amount of training made it stop. We put him down at 21 months old after he bit me and didn't let go. This is the result of backyard breeding. The trauma that we went through, firstly from our puppy behaving in a way no dog ever should right through to having to put down a healthy dog that wasn't yet fully matured, was so painful not only for us, but for my mum who we lived with at the time. There is no guarantee that these pups will be okay, physically or mentally. They need worming as well as their first lot of shots and this usually happens before they go to their new home.

ETA - The council here has a bylaw that states that we cannot have more than two dogs registered at the property unless we have written approval.