A text may have several types of content. Which type of content is evident in the following passage? You gaze into the sad eyes of the puppy in the pet store window, and you want to "rescue" the lonely pooch... Beware! Puppy mills frequently house dogs in shockingly poor conditions, particularly for the "breeding stock" animals who are caged and continually bred for years, without human companionship, and then killed, abandoned or sold to another "miller" after their fertility wanes. These adult dogs are bred repeatedly to produce litter after litter—without hope of ever becoming part of a family. The result is hundreds of thousands of puppies churned out each year for sale at pet stores, over the Internet, and through newspaper ads. This practice will end only when people stop buying these puppy mill puppies. (http://www. hsus. org)
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problem and solution
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fact and opinion
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comparison and contrast
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persuasion