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Shake A Paw Hicksville
\n<\/span>285 S. Broadway, Unit 11
\n<\/span>Hicksville, NY 11801
\n<\/span>Nassau County
\n<\/span>516-938-7877<\/span><\/p>\n

Date and time of investigation: 10\/29\/20; 1:30 pm<\/span><\/p>\n

Approximate number of puppies in store: 50<\/span><\/p>\n

Shake a Paw Hicksville has two rooms. The front room contained pet merchandise, with a sales counter in the front left corner. There was a cage containing about six rabbits in the back right corner. The second room had about ten enclosures in the middle of the room, each with shredded paper on the flooring, glass sides about 4.5\u2019 high, and open tops. These enclosures contained two to four puppies in each. The back wall of the store had about ten enclosures with glass fronts, wire backs, and were closed in top. These enclosures contained one to four puppies in each. The right wall had about 18 enclosures with glass fronts, wire backs, wire flooring, resting pads, and were closed on top. These enclosures contained one to three puppies in each. There were about five stalls on the left wall where customers interact with puppies individually.<\/span><\/p>\n

None of the puppy enclosures in the store had cage cards with source, breed, sex, color, date of birth or any other information on the puppies within. Note, per Nassau County law, this information is not required to be posted if the puppies are microchipped. I saw a sign posted in the immediate right inside corner of the puppy room, about 8\u201d high up the wall, that read \u201cInformation on the sources of these dogs and cats and the veterinary treatments received by these dogs and cats is available for review by prospective purchasers.\u201d This signage is required per New York GBS Article 35-D \u00a7753-B 2 & 4. I saw another sign caddy corner to the first one that read \u201cPedigree registration means that the particular registry maintains information on the parentage and identity of the animal.\u201d The store did not have a sign stating that USDA inspection reports are available upon request and that prospective customers can request to see the most recent inspection reports.<\/span><\/p>\n

I had scheduled an appointment prior to my visit, per the store\u2019s policy, to see French Bulldogs, English Bulldogs and Pugs. An employee (male named Ricky with dark skin, likely of Southeast Asian descent, approximately 5\u201910,\u201d 180 pounds, short brown hair, Covid mask) showed me an 8-week-old English Bulldog ($8,500) and a four-month-old Pug ($4,000). When Investigator 2 asked, \u201cWhere did you get him [i.e. the Bulldog] from?\u201d the employee replied \u201cHe\u2019s from Iowa, I believe.\u201d I asked \u201cIs that where all your dogs come from?\u201d and he replied, \u201cAll different breeders. Sometimes from Missouri, Texas, Iowa.\u201d\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Investigator 2 then asked, \u201cHow are these guys raised? It\u2019s important for us that they are from good homes.\u201d The employee replied, \u201cThey are from breeders.\u201d Investigator 2 asked \u201cNot big operations?\u201d The employee replied \u201cNo. We have like small time breeders, kind of what\u2019s called like a hobby breeder. They do it for fun.\u201d I asked \u201cBut they are like people you know?\u201d The employee replied \u201cYes. They\u2019re people we\u2019ve been using for the past 25 years.\u201d\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

I then asked, \u201cDo different breeders breed different dogs?\u201d The employee replied \u201cYes.\u201d I said, \u201cSo like that one just breeds Bulldogs?\u201d The employee said \u201cYes.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

Later in the investigation, I asked, \u201cI saw some signs that they are AKC registered?\u201d The employee answered \u201cYes. AKC certified basically.\u201d A moment later the employee said, \u201cAll the breeders are inspected by the AKC basically, to make sure all the paperwork is in order and all that stuff.\u201d\u00a0 I asked, \u201cSo the AKC is kind of their health guarantee?\u201d The employee replied \u201cExactly. Yes.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

When we expressed interest in purchasing one of two puppies, I asked, \u201cDo you have any info I can get on the breeders?\u201d The employee replied \u201cUm, well we don\u2019t have any info on the breeders. It prints out on the contract. So we\u2019d have to print it out for you.\u201d I replied \u201cBut we\u2019re allowed to know who the breeders are before buying the dog, right?\u201d The employee replied \u201cYeah, absolutely.\u201d I said \u201cSo, yeah, if I could get that now I\u2019d appreciate that.\u201d The employee walked away. He returned a few minutes later without paperwork and said, \u201cThe breeder for the Bulldog is Gary Phillips.\u201d I said \u201cSo what can you tell us about that?…. I want to know everything about where this dog is coming from. What can you tell me?\u201d He replied \u201cThis puppy is from Oklahoma. The breeder is in Oklahoma as well.\u201d I said \u201cOklahoma?\u201d He said \u201cYes in Oklahoma.\u201d Investigator 2 asked \u201cSo it\u2019s not Iowa?\u201d The employee replied \u201cNo it\u2019s not Iowa. I just looked up all his exact info.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

I then said \u201c\u2026 given the fact it\u2019s a Bulldog and it\u2019s really expensive, anything you could tell me about the breeder to give me confidence, I would feel better.\u201d The employee replied \u201cYeah, it\u2019s a breeder we\u2019ve used before. Um, some breeders do have some violations. He does have a couple, but it was two years ago like from 2018.\u201d I asked \u201cWhat does that mean?\u201d He replied \u201cLike let\u2019s say the USDA walked in there and they saw something was wrong, like they would write a violation for it.\u201d I said \u201cWell like what did he do wrong?\u201d The employee replied, \u201cUm, I\u2019d have to look it up to see exactly what it was. But I think he had like a dog cage or something that was a little rusty and he got a violation for it. But he hasn\u2019t had any violations in the past three years I believe.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

Investigator 2 then asked, \u201cBut these guys are raised in a house you said?\u201d The employee replied \u201cYes, they are raised in like a breeder\u2019s house.\u201d I asked \u201cAnd how many dogs does he have? How many breeding?\u201d The employee replied \u201cRight now he has, he has 200 dogs right now that he\u2019s breeding.\u201d I said \u201cGod, he can\u2019t keep those in his house.\u201d He replied \u201cNo, he\u2019s got a huge like facility. And a house. So he lives where he breeds the dogs.\u201d Investigator 2 asked \u201cDo you guys personally inspect these places to make sure you\u2019re okay with the \u2013 \u201c and the employee interjected with \u201cThe USDA inspects them. So, we go by what the USDA says.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

On our way out of the store, I asked\u00a0 an employee (female, blond hair, 55 years old, Covid mask) if the store had cats, and she told me that they had four, but they had just sold them.<\/span><\/p>\n

Evidence of false statements and misrepresentations of breeders by store:<\/b><\/p>\n

The store did not have a sign \u2013 to be posted underneath the state disclosure sign \u2013 required under Nassau County Title 79 \u00a74 e stating that USDA inspection reports are available upon request and that prospective customers can request to see the most recent inspection reports.<\/span><\/p>\n

The employee\u2019s statements that the store sources its puppies from \u201csmall time breeders\u201d and \u201chobby\u201d breeders who breed \u201cfor fun\u201d are false and misleading.\u00a0 CAPS\u2019 research shows a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection for breeder Daniel Gingerich (3125 Davis Road, Seymour, IA 52590, USDA # 42-A-1632). He provided puppies to Shake A Paw Hicksville in November 2020. This one CVI (<\/span>CVI: Daniel Gingerich<\/span><\/a>) alone shows Gingerich shipping seven different breeds of puppies to Shake A Paw Hicksville. A breeder who breeds this many different breeds is not one that can be considered a \u201csmall time breeder,\u201d as it requires multiple breeding dogs for those seven breeds.<\/span><\/p>\n

Furthermore, CAPS\u2019 research found a USDA Inspection Report <\/span>USDA Inspection Report: Daniel Gingerich (10-10-19)<\/span><\/a> for an inspection conducted of Gingerich\u2019s facility on October 10, 2019 which lists 124 dogs and puppies on the property. Here again, a breeding operation of this size cannot be considered a \u201csmall time breeder.\u201d Nor is it by definition a \u201chobby\u201d breeder, as per the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service\u2019s Guidelines for Licensing and Registration Under the Animal Welfare Act (<\/span>USDA APHIS Guidelines – p. 11-12<\/span><\/a>), which describes small scale breeders or \u201cHobby Dealers\u201d as having four or fewer breeding females.<\/span><\/p>\n

Also, per Title 79 \u00a74 c of the Nassau County Pet Dealers and Pet Stores Law, \u201cNo pet dealer shall obtain animals originating from a breeder who has received \u2018no access\u2019 violations on the two most recent inspection reports from the USDA.\u201d CAPS\u2019 research shows that on Daniel Gingerich\u2019s three most recent inspection reports dated 12\/9\/2020, 10\/6\/2020 and 3\/11\/2020, Gingerich received repeat non-critical violations for attempted inspections that were not able to be completed due to no access. (go to <\/span>USDA Inspection Report: Daniel Gingerich (12\/9\/2020)<\/span><\/a>; <\/span>USDA Inspection Report: Daniel Gingerich (10\/6\/2020)<\/span><\/a>; and <\/span>USDA Inspection Report: Daniel Gingerich (3\/11\/2020)<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n

The employee\u2019s statement that \u201cAll the breeders are inspected by the AKC basically, to make sure all the paperwork is in order and all that stuff\u201d and his assertion \u201cExactly. Yes.\u201d when asked if the AKC was a health guarantee are both false and misleading.\u00a0 The AKC does not inspect USDA licensed breeders, nor does it make sure breeder paperwork is in order, nor does it serve as a health guarantee for dogs bred by USDA breeders.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Though I asked for information on the breeder of the English Bulldog (\u201cDo you have any info I can get on the breeders\u201d and \u201c\u2026we\u2019re allowed to know who the breeders are before buying the dog, right?\u201d), the employee never produced any. The employee\u2019s failure to show me any paperwork containing the breeder\u2019s name and information violated the state lemon law, New York GBS Article 35-D, \u00a7753\u2013B 2. & 4. Yet, the store had a sign, required under the law, stating that source information is available upon request to prospective buyers.<\/span><\/p>\n

The employee\u2019s statement that breeder Gary Phillips (G&M Kennel, 12477 N 432 Road, Adair, OK 74330, USDA # 73-A-1747) had received a violation for a rusty cage in 2018 was not correct. CAPS research of USDA inspection reports does not show this violation. Rather, Phillips received a housing violation in 2014 for housing Beagles in outdoor enclosures with rusting and structural problems, at least four of which had bottom pipes that were \u201cnearly rust into pieces\u201d and \u201cthe material has deteriorated to the point that sharp edges are forming that could injury [sic] the dogs.\u201d (<\/span>USDA Inspsection Report: Gary Phillips (6-19-2014)<\/span><\/a>)<\/span><\/p>\n

Finally, it should be noted that although the employee mistakenly identified the English Bulldog as coming from Iowa before later correcting this information and telling us it was from Oklahoma, his assertion \u201cYes\u201d when I asked, \u201cDo different breeders breed different dogs?\u201d and \u201cYes\u201d when I asked if that breeder \u201c\u2026 just breeds Bulldogs?\u201d were both false and misleading. CAPS research of USDA Inspection Reports shows that Gary Phillips breeds multiple dog breeds, including Dachshunds (see <\/span>USDA Inspection Report: Gary Phillips (3-26-2014)<\/span><\/a> and Beagles (see <\/span>USDA Inspection Report: Gary Phillips (6-19-2014)<\/span><\/a> as well as English Bulldogs.\u00a0 Furthermore, CAPS\u2019 research shows a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection for Sue Shold providing a Doberman to Shake A Paw Hicksville (<\/span>CVI: Sue Shold\/Shake A Paw Hicksville<\/span><\/a>) in November 2020 as well as German Shephards and Husky puppies to Shake A Paw Lynbrook the same month (<\/span>CVI: Sue Shold\/Shake A Paw Lynbrook<\/span><\/a>). As noted previously, breeder Daniel Gingerich, who supplied puppies to the store in November, breeds at least the seven different breeds noted on the November CVI.<\/span><\/p>\n

Breeder info obtained during this investigation:<\/b><\/p>\n

Gary Phillips (G&M Kennel, 12477 N 432 Road, Adair, OK 74330, USDA # 73-A-1747)<\/span><\/p>\n

Additional comments\/conclusion:<\/b><\/p>\n

The posting of breeder and broker information is not required in Nassau County under Title 79 \u00a75 e if the animals have a microchip with this information (consumers can request that the microchip be scanned and the source information provided, but how many prospective buyers would know any of this? CAPS has investigated the two Shake A Paw stores in Nassau County. It has always been difficult to convince Shake A Paw store employees to release the name of the breeders and brokers who supply puppies to their store, even though New York GBS Article 35-D \u00a7753-B 2. & 4. requires that they do so. Even an assistant manager stated during one investigation that breeder information was only available after purchase of a puppy. For these reasons, it nearly impossible for the average consumer to do his\/her due diligence before purchasing a dog at a Nassau County pet shop.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Furthermore, even when the consumer goes online in search of USDA information on individual breeders, so many pet shop and commercial breeder advocacy websites have been created in the past couple of years that it is extremely difficult to access impartial information.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Finally, though the USDA website is now again posting inspection reports for the breeders and brokers whom they oversee, the reports are extremely limited in terms of useful information on the conditions at the individual facilities. It is easier than ever for USDA licensees to not get cited for violations because of programs like \u201cteachable moments,\u201d and USDA no longer considering eye, ear and dental issues to be veterinary care violations.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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