31.   Gero stressed that no dog was bred just for the movie.

32.   Hardly a whimper was heard when the U.S. Senate approved a Puppy Protection Act specifying how often dogs can be bred and how their puppies are to be treated.

33.   Mac Harris of Ozone Park, N.Y., said he stopped breeding the dogs three years ago because he suspected people wanted them for nefarious purposes.

34.   The company said the dogs were bred for research and were unprepared to live outside a lab.

35.   The Puppy Protection Act would limit how often dogs could be bred and require that puppies be properly socialized by exposure to people.

36.   The small, fox-faced dogs were originally bred in Wales to herd cattle.