Working with Maltese Angel Babies has been a fantastic experience! They are extremely professional…read moreyet they make you feel like you are joining their family:). The dogs are very loved and well cared for. My experience with my dad adopting a Maltese Angel Baby made me decide I needed a baby of my own! I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a trustworthy breeder and gorgeous, healthy pup!

Sally and Steve are amazing. Very professional and compassionate. They truly care who their…read moreprecious angel baby puppies are placed with and where they will live. They are careful who they select and they interview you for a reason. They love their dogs. I reached out to Sally in 2020 after losing our Yorkie Rikey..I placed a $500.00 deposit with her for a puppy, but ultimately decided to adopt another Yorkie. Sally actually offered and gave the non-refundable deposit back, when she did not have to. Ultimately it was a huge mistake going with the Yorkie and other breeder, she sent us home with a puppy with giardia and a very unhealthy dog that had to have surgery and then became vicous with us because of something wrong with his brain. The breeder offer us no support or help. Ultimately we had to have him put down. Heartbreaking. I called Sally backand got on her list and we brought home our precious Lillian Grace in Feb 2022. She has beeneverything Sally promised and more! Sally's home is clean and she provides excellent care and communication from conception. You get pics of x-ray with your baby and pics of birth, videos amd pics every week until you pick your baby up. She is the best breeder we have ever worked with. You can call her anytime you need advice or have questions. We are already on the waitlist to bring another baby home! Follow our antics on @beatriceandlillian on instagram so see Sally's puppies that we adopted We appreciate Sally and Steve and what they do to bring high quality, health puppies into the world!

Great experience with Bobbie. We love our little Chin (Cinnamon FKA Violet) who has been a fun,…read morehealthy and well socialized addition to our family. Bobbie was helpful and willing to work with us on "delivery" as we had a family situation in flux when we fell in love with Cinnamon. She communicated well and responded rapidly to all our questions and concerns. Everyone who meets our puff ball falls in love with her. When we are ready, we plan to add another Chinny Chin Chin puppy to our family. Thanks Bobbie!

I was looking for a Japanese chin puppy and found Chinny Chin Chin Kennel. I thank my lucky stars…read morefor this. From the first interaction with Bobbie it was a wonderful experience. I put my name on the waiting list...it wasn't long before I was able to pick my puppy. Once you pick your puppy you get access to 24-7 cam! I watched my puppy everyday until the day I picked her up! I felt like I already knew her. We have had our puppy home for 3 weeks. She is sweet, smart and adorable. If you are looking for a Japanese Chin puppy, Chinny Chin Chin is the place to find your next best friend!

DO NOT BUY FROM THESE "BREEDERS"…read more I purchased a Siberian husky puppy from PhiChase Siberians/Samantha & Charles Dickason in June, 2019. After a 7 week wait, I drove 2 1/2 hours and picked my puppy up from their Philomath, OR home. Once home, I noticed a sizeable mass on her back right leg about 1/2 golf ball in size and extremely hard. I immediately notified the "breeders" as they had outlined in the "contract" I had signed. They told me it was likely swelling from wrestling with her litter mates that morning, and to ice the swollen area. I got her into the vet as soon as I was able. After X-rays, a board-certified radiologist diagnosed it as Calcinosis Circumscripta, NOT swelling. This condition is rare and can be from a trauma or it could be hereditary. At this time, the cause was unknown. Over the next month, I went to multiple vets for more opinions, all coming back the same diagnosis. I sent the X-rays to the "breeders" who then sent them to the vet of their choice, also confirming the diagnosis. Unfortunately, the mass kept growing, ultimately locking her rear leg straight. She had zero range of motion in that joint and could not sit properly. This caused severe muscle tremors in her leg that would cause her to scream in pain. I was referred to a vet orthopedic surgeon for treatment, as the condition is so rare, no general vet would consider it. The mass continued to grow and cause pain. In December 2019, when puppy was only 6 months old, she had surgery. The orthopedic surgeon was INCREDIBLE and was able to remove every trace of the calcification. However, it immediately grew back and within six weeks was its original size, pushing through the surgery incision. By the first week of February 2020, she had to have her leg amputated. Before the first surgery, I reached out to these "breeders" asking if they would assist in the cost of the surgery. I received no help from them, only an offer to take the puppy back and swap for another one, where they would "treat and rehome her to another family" or $650 of my $850 money paid back and I could either return the dog, or keep her and the contract would be void. I reached out to an animal law attorney in Oregon who told me I had a solid case, so I rejected both offers. I never understood why they would treat and rehome her to another family but would not treat her and return her to me. I offered to settle with them or to sue. They kicked me out of their Facebook group and blocked me, and my e-mail and settlement letter went unanswered. They hired an attorney and ignored and my attorney finally got involved, increasing my overall costs, which I was hoping to avoid for both of our benefits. I sued them for the cost of all her vet bills plus attorney fees only and won at arbitration. They didn't bother attending arbitration after battling this for more than 10 months. The arbitration decision was appealed by their attorney, and costs continued to rise to over $25K. As of May 28, 2020 they had NEVER been a REGISTERED BUSINESS in the state of Oregon, even though they are operating as one (two if you consider their other business Jekota, who I did not conduct business with, but with whom routinely shares dogs and is based out of the same location, as they are married). They guaranteed me an AKC registered puppy, with AKC paperwork to be provided after I spayed my puppy. I never received the AKC paperwork. I was provided a health guarantee that ended up being erroneous. My Siberian husky's growth is stunted from the calcium condition. This condition has now repeated on her other back leg and has been found to be hereditary in her case. The puppy's Dam and Sire (Trulee and Taz) are now both "retired" luckily. This is my first and last time I get a dog from a breeder. I am hoping you all learn from my mistake and DO NOT make the same one I did. ADOPT FROM A SHELTER or some other organization that is legally registered. See another person's similar experience here: https://www.searchbreeders.com/breeders/8117

Love my lab from here, but he has just been diagnosed with two ectopic ureters, a hereditary…read morecondition. Between the tests for diagnosis and the surgery to repair, I've spent over 10K on him. I've alerted them to the issue, so hopefully they'll do some research on the dogs used in breeding my boy - so far, the response has been "hope the surgery is successful."

We were blessed with our adorable Labrador Bourbon a couple of years ago. He was purchased as a…read morepuppy from Sunnyview and is now 5 years old. He has had every recommended/required vaccination at the appropriate time, kept on a heathy diet, given plenty of exercise, and very well loved and cared for. My daughter went through a rough time with anxiety/depression a few years back and our dog "Bourbon "was and continues to be a huge source of comfort to her. Bourbon developed a small lump on his shoulder a couple of months ago. We took him to our vet and had him checked out. It appeared to the vet he strained his shoulder, which made perfect sense. He had been playing with several other dogs at a park that still had some snow and ice. We followed the recommended treatment, kept Bourbon on "bed rest" and the lump started to go down. The vet told us at his follow-up appointment he looked to be on the mend. About three weeks after his follow up appointment the lump started getting large again. We took him back to the vet and got the devastating news Bourbon had cancer. We immediately got a second opinion as it did not seem possible that could be correct. They confirmed the cancer diagnosis. We then went to a Veterinary Oncologist that confirmed Bourbon had cancer, and our only options were to euthanize him, or we could run further tests and depending on those results we could amputate his leg. We of course opted to run the tests, as we hoped by some miracle the first three diagnosis were wrong. Sadly, they were correct. Bourbon being the amazing dog he is, and the incredible support he is for my daughter the choice was obvious. It was suggested by all three of the vets involved we contact the breeder and make him aware of the situation as breeders like to be informed of life shortening/threatening issues that arise in their dogs. The Sunnyview web page claims to have breed the cancer out of their dogs. The following is copied from their website: "We practice selective breeding for field trial, hunting, conformation, and unquestionable temperament. Through selective breeding we have basically zero instances of hip dysplasia and PRA (progressive retinal atrophy) in our dogs. All breeding stock are certified with OFA (Orthopedic Foundation for Animals) and CERF (Canine Eye Registration Foundation). Additionally, cancer, also genetic, has all but been eliminated in our bloodlines, excluding idiopathic forms." Dick Weiner's response "it's environmental, food, water, care". The only thing it was not, was anything to do with breeding. Never once did he ask about any of the extensive lab work we had done to determine the type of cancer he has, vet reports, x-rays, or for that matter what he is fed, or his environment. I am appalled at such lack of concern and pure disinterest in one of "HIS" dogs. Blaming our care (when clearly, we have no limits to loving and caring for Bourbon) and refusing to have a conversation about one of his dogs having cancer, while advertising "it's all but been eliminated from their blood lines". Our vet bills are currently well over the $5,000.00 mark to save our amazing Bourbon. We promised when we were given this incredible, beautiful dog we would love him and give him the best home possible, which we are very much doing. I caution anyone considering purchasing from Sunnyview, to consider this man's response to this situation, and consider the fact this blood line is advertised to "all but have cancer eliminated" possibly not be entirely correct.

We got our dog, Alfie, from Long Dox about a year ago. Amy was super kind and helpful when choosing…read moreour puppy. We have a 3 year old mini dachshund who needed a friend, and Alfie was a great addition to our family. He was extremely playful and sweet from the beginning. He's very outgoing and friendly which helped our other dog get out of his comfort zone. He's a very strong pup and was always healthy according to the vet. Originally we thought he would be long-haired but he ended up being a silky wire-hair, which was even more special to us since silky wire-hairs are a bit of a unicorn. We're super thankful to Long dox, and lucky to have found Alfie!

I found longdox through trying to find a mini dachshund breeder. Amy responded quickly and worked…read morewith me on the best date to pick up my new baby girl. Amy said she loved cuddling, and she wasn't lying. I picked up my new baby girl 12/23/25 and she is amazing. Vet said she's perfect, she is great with our 3 kids, and great with our cat and frenchie. I am beyond happy that I found longdox.

Creekside Yorkies - what can I say. The furthest thing from a puppy mill, for one. Great…read morecommunicators. You are graciously invited to their home to see where your puppy is coming from and how it is raised. When you are kindly welcomed into their home, you are immediately greeted by a grip (and by grip, I mean at least 8!) of cheerful, happy, amusingly hysterical-yet-well-mannered Yorkies who are all groomed to the nines. Yes, they're allowed to roam freely, not a kennel in sight. It was Yorkie heaven. Any and all information is shared with you and all questions are answered. Records of vaccinations are handed over along with helpful information on caring for your new pup. I dare not forget the sweet care package that was sent home with us, too! I don't think there's a more transparent breeder of healthy, happy Yorkies anywhere near me - they are proud of their puppies and rightly so. I'm happy to have made my choice with Creekside Yorkies.

From the owner: Breeders if Akc champion bred puppies. Pets, breeders, show…read morepuppies. We are ethical breeders all dogs meet standers. Excellent health. Vaccinated.

I honestly believe Debbie breeds the best Australian Labradoodles on the West Coast. We are so…read morethrilled with our six year old Bogey. If you are lucky enough to get one of her puppies, you will not only have a wonderful new family member, but you will make new friends with other owners from Fernridge.

I have found it very difficult to find any real reviews, especially any that were the least bit…read morecritical of Fern Ridge Labradoodles. Until now! We've had our girl for going on 9 years and love her to pieces. When we got home, we took her to our Vet for a check-up. At the appointment we commented that she was already spayed. She was 10 weeks old at that time. Our Vet was very surprise to hear that but said that whoever did the procedure seemed to have done a good job. Fast forward a couple years. All of a sudden, she is wetting in her bed and on furniture regularly. Finally, we got her on Proin to help her control her wetting. Now Proin is having less and less effect even after upping the dosage. The reality is that female dogs should never be spayed before their first mensuration, certainly not at 6 to 8 weeks. It seems that Debbie Dorsey will do whatever to make sure her dogs are unable to breed! I'm sure few people will see this review. But if you do and still want to deal with Fern Ridge make sure you get a male.

Dianna paired us up with Mr. Ferguson six years ago. He has been the best addition to our family…read more Truly gentle and very giant. We couldn't have asked for a better dog. We do miss our couch, though.

We have known about this facility for several years. Well we finally took the plunge and found our…read morenew family member! We were able to spend as much time as we liked picking the perfect puppy. Our kids mingled with all the dogs including the studs. Brutus one of the studs was eager to play with our toddler and was extremely gentle even given our rough daughter and his impressive size. The dogs certifications are proudly on display, and the kennels are adorable. I would recommend Dianna to anyone looking for quality German shepherds.