I know this going to be controversial but what would be a good punishment for an abuse based breeding fluffy mill for Smarties and BMS
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For mares is making them a milkbags and then with pump feeder steal their milk and leave them to see their foals to grow up but they aren’t the part of their childhood.
For Smarties just make him into Litter/Torture(Sorry)/Enfie pal or just pillow him and leave him to watch other stallions having enfies while he can’t.
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Tell them that every time they misbehave, you’ll take away one to five centimeters from them.(depend on how bad they bahave)
You’ll start from their hooves, so at first, it’ll just be like clipping nails and won’t cause any pain.
Every time they say a word you don’t like or do something they shouldn’t, you’ll add points on the table,showing them how much they owe you.
Every day when the sun sets, you’ll slowly cut them, centimeter by centimeter, starting from their hind legs and moving upwards. We’ll see if they’re completely cut up or if they learn their lesson first.
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Well, since you mentioned Smarty’s and BMS…
Either dye their fur color brown or any poor color that they often reject other fluffies having so they won’t have their “pretty colors” anymore, OR shave their fur so they’ll lose their “pretty colors” (either choice is acceptable)
Pillow either just the BMS mares or both BMS and Smarty’s—if you pillow the Smarty’s, make them litter pals or both litter and enfie pals.
Those with BMS that have babies, show them their babies before taking them away and have them watch as they get adopted without knowing their mother to add salt to the wound—those showing symptoms of Smarty or BMS endure the same conditions as any other BMS and Smarty in the mill.
And if they have poor colored babies, have them sent to good families and video record those fluffiest having good lives and show them to the BMS mare whenever she mouths off to the humans in any way.
Any other suggestions?
It all depends on the mill for a lot of cheaper and more efficient ones they often just toss them into the grinder
Sent them to work at amazon
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What about anything for Foaw-Fwuffa
Have the stallions be turned into enfie pals for the breeding stallions when they want the enfies, but aren’t up to breed yet for some reason
What’s Foaw-Fwuffa? (I’m still a bit new to this fluff speech)
It’s basically a Foal Predator (Pedo).
I was thinking possibly castration
Put BMS mares in a room with at least 7 Alicorns and tell them they’re not allowed to kill them
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Bitch mares are dangerous for breeding mills, they can starve or outright kill any foals that aren’t up to their standards. I think for first time offenders they should be immediately separated from their foals and made to watch another mare foster them. Any aggression towards the foals or surrogate should be met with a beating and punishment foods (bland fluff mush or unpleasant food loaf). Then they should be given a single foal to foster, preferably one with undesirable colors or physical defects. If the mare rejects this foal then it should be immediately pillowed.
Smarty stallions are another problem all together. Breeding stallions are more replaceable than mares in most instances so they could just be discarded. If they are part of an operation with multiple studs it might be wise to keep them around for relief. This would help keep the other studs from getting stressed and show them what happens should they step out of line.
Zero tolerance. Assuming that the mill is like a battery farm with all the fluffies in cages that face onto a walkway, spike the offending fluffy with a meathook and leave hanging in the air in plain view of all the other fluffies, while telling the other fluffies loudly what it did wrong to get up on the spike.
Employees can amuse themselves by punching the hanging fluffy as they walk by.
The fluffies get left up there until they die from dehydration/blood loss/blunt force trauma, then get tossed into the grinder.
If a fluffy sees that happens a few times and still misbehaves, then it’s too stupid to live and you’d be doing the fluffy gene pool a favour by getting rid of it.
A fluffy being somehow too valuable to destroy generally won’t matter here as mills typically prioritise volume over quality to maximise profit; if causes problems, it’s getting hooked.
If you’re insistent that alicorns and other rare colours/traits should be kept, sell those off to a specialist breeder instead and get back to volume production.