I can't watch that video because I have to have beef in my diet and one thing I am not willing to do is eat any animal that I have raised myself! We frequently get meat from the farm next door but it is a dairy farm that raises only a limited amount of beef. Although they are a USDA farm because of the dairy the beef is not USDA approved because they don't sell it.
As far as dog breeders, if the following statement is true:
"AKC inspects breeders who register seven or more litters per year. AKC also randomly selects some breeders who register between four and six litters a year for inspection. "
http://www.akc.org/about/depts/investigations.cfm/
Then the AKC is just as guilty of allowing breeding to take place under substandard conditions.
I guess the point I am trying to make is, who is looking at the back yard breeders? While the numbers of animals involved are much lower it doesn't make it any more right if good breeding practices are not being followed.