Damning 'ChatGPT' doc that one senator says proves the US-based entrepreneur behind 'Irish' website through which 25,000 puppies a year are sold 'is not on the side of animal ...
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Published: 09:47 BST, 21 October 2026 | Updated: 09:47 BST, 21 October 2026 The owner of Ireland’s biggest online puppy marketplace denied being a lobbyist for puppy farmers when he appeared before an Oireachtas committee – despite texting breeders beforehand with a link to his appearance. The owner of the Dogs.ie website – which facilitates the sale of 25,000 puppies a year – also admitted using ChatGPT to produce a document he circulated to breeders that ‘clearly outlined arguments against’ proposed legislation aimed at cracking down on unethical breeding practices. Paul Savage’s recent appearance at the Dáil Agriculture Committee came after the Irish Mail on Sunday revealed how dogs bought via his website became sick and died shortly after they were purchased earlier this year.
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