Simone Biles‘ dog breeder is receiving a ton of backlash for cropping her new Doberman Pinscher’s ears and docking its tail … telling TMZ Sports he’s gotten death threats over something he says is “common practice.”

We spoke with the owner of Regal Empire Dobermans after fans and PETA slammed Biles and her husband, Jonathan Owens, for buying a puppy that underwent the procedures.

William Regal is also dealing with the blowback … telling us people have made seriously menacing comments toward him, and have attempted to have his company shut down.

Regal — who’s been in the breeding business for 10 years — said he doesn’t want to beef with PETA or critics of the practice …. but feels the threats against him and the disrespect shown toward the Olympic legend and NFL player have gone too far.

He added that Biles simply wanted a dog for protection.

Brrr, it’s cold out there, but Frankie Grande is here with holiday cheer — and a ‘fit that’ll heat you up! Strap yourself up, and see if you can unleash the minor changes …

Earlier this week in Philly, Frankie lit up for his holiday show: “Slay Ride – A 2025 HoliGay Spectacular.”

Throw up your deuces and slay these frigin’ differences!

12:31 PM PT — Puka Nacua was just hit with a hefty punishment for criticizing refs this week … as he was just fined $25,000 over the controversial comments.

Another day, and Puka Nucua is back in hot water … this time after taking a shot at the referees on social media after the Rams’ 38-37 loss on Thursday Night Football, only to quickly delete the post!

The Rams’ star receiver — who had a huge game on the field — posted the message on X just a few minutes after his Rams squad lost to the Seahawks on a two-point conversion in overtime, which didn’t come without controversy thanks to a ruling on the play that resulted in points for Seattle.

“Can you say I was wrong. Appreciate you stripes for your contribution. Lol.” Puka wrote, referencing something he recently said during his stream with Adin Ross, where he accused refs of making calls simply to get some TV airtime.

The media also asked Rams head coach Sean McVay about the since-deleted post during his post-game media sesh, and it was obvious he wasn’t yet in the know.

“I can’t answer questions about something that I’m not aware of,” McVay said. “I have to have more information before I answer any of those kinds of questions.”

Of course, the ref controversy comes after Nacua was accused of imitating an anti-Semitic dance during the Ross and N3on stream, which he apologized for, saying he had no idea he was doing anything wrong.