Er i ni dderbyn amrywiaeth eang o ymatebion, cafwyd rhai negeseuon cyffredinol clir:Ceir cytundeb cyffredinol bod lles bridio cŵn yn cael blaenoriaeth uchel ac y dylid dod â bridio anghyfrifol mewn "ffermydd cŵn bach" i benMae lles pob ci bridio (cŵn a geist gre) a'u hepil yn hollbwysigMae pryderon a yw'r ddeddfwriaeth fel y mae wedi'i drafftio ar hyn o bryd wedi'i thargedu'n ddigonol i reoli busnesau bridio cŵn, bod rhai o'r meini prawf ar gyfer cael trwydded yn rhy gulMae cefnogaeth gref i ficrosglodynnu i ddod yn orfodol, ond mae yna faterion y mae angen eu hegluro, megis effaith gosod microsglodion yng Nghymru ar fasnach gyfreithlon i Loegr
Whilst we received a wide range of responses there were some clear overall messages:there is general consensus that welfare of dog breeding has a high priority and that irresponsible breeding in so called “puppy farms” should be brought to an endthe welfare of all breeding dogs (stud dogs and bitches) and their offspring is paramountthere are concerns over whether the legislation as currently drafted is sufficiently targeted to control dog breeding businesses, that some of the criteria for being licensed was too narrowthere is strong support for microchipping to become compulsory, but there are issues that need to be clarified such as the impact of compulsory microchipping in Wales on legitimate trade to England.