British fur farmers have an excellent husbandry and welfare record.

By this time, Loeppky was describing himself as a fur farmer.

British fur farmers have always been conscious of their welfare duties and responsibilities to others.

In the 1920s, when pelt prices were high, some fur farmers attempted to raise fishers.

The honey color is achieved through fur farmers' crossbreeding and bleaching their pelts.

Though fur farmers had kept silver foxes for about 50 years, the foxes remained quite wild.

The structural transformation of farming has been considerable; today 118 farmers and about 40 fur farmers are still active.

Fur farmers on Prince Edward Island gained success by breeding and caring for their foxes in captivity.

The State Forestry Administration (SFA) is set to offer training courses for fur farmers.

Fur farmers and trappers continued to treat each red fox colour form as a distinct species long after scientists concluded that they were variations of the same one.

According to PETA, the majority of fur farmers pack animals into small cages, preventing them from taking more than a few steps back and forth.

Also, Prince Edward Island fur farmers recognised the species' monogamous habits and permitted their studs to mate for life with a single female.

Before being sentenced, he told the court, addressing fur farmers, that he would "forever mark those nights on your property as the most rewarding experience of my life."

Respect for Animals hopes to take up where Lynx - successful in forcing half of Britain's fur farmers out of business and making fur unfashionable - left off.

The fur industry is committed to the responsible treatment of animals in the following ways: Fur farmers work with veterinarians to insure that humane health and safety standards are met on fur farms.

To avoid bullet holes, tears or slits from a knife, fur farmers can use methods such as beating the animal, electrocuting them, using poison to paralyse them, or breaking their necks.

On October 28, police officers pulled over Young and Samuel in Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, after officers received a call from fur farmers who suspected that the two were surveying farms.

They are killed with gas in the same manner that Humane Society animal pounds kill unwanted dogs and cats, he said, adding that nearly every fur farmer he knows of follows the guidelines.

In 2008, the animal rights group PETA initiated a campaign against Karan for her company's use of fur in products and her contracted fur farmers' alleged inhumane treatment of animals.

The American Legend Cooperative (ALC) is an agricultural marketing cooperative of mink fur farmers in the United States and Canada, best known for its Blackglama and American Legend brands of fur.