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    Camp Kodah Bed & Biscuit

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:00 am - 11:00 AM, 4:00 pm - 6:00 PM

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    Cabin Creek Kennels

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    I've been lucky enough to know two dogs that were born here, "Bentley" (a four year old lab) and…read more"Jameson" (a 2 month old that is chewing on a toy beside me right now). Bentley turned into a fantastic Yellow Lab and Jameson seems to be on the way as well (touching wood so I don't jinx myself). Barb (my main contact at Cabin Creek) was extremely helpful and kept me posted of Jameson's development the whole way up to me collecting him a week ago. The Kennel is very big and there was also a litter of black labs when I picked up Jameson. Choosing a puppy is never going to be an easy task but Barb gave me some great advice and so far everything has gone well. I hope I'm not looking for another puppy for a long time but if I was I'd definitely be calling Cabin Creek.

    I inquired about a "pudelpointer" about a year ago. I'm not sure if it's really a breed or a…read morecleaver marketing scheme. If you go to a library to verify it in older books or any of the "developers" of this "Breed" you'll find nothing, at least I haven't so for. Lots of stuff on the internet, which can be installed by any good marketer. I was told by the kennel none were available immediately but then, a week or two later, a dog suddenly became available. Supposedly it was slated to go to someone in Alaska, the father of a close friend, but the prospective owner came down with cancer. Looking back it seemed believable but now ranks with , "I've got a lot of money I need to put in your bank for safety. I'm prince Mumba whaterver." I paid $1,400.00 for the dog and it lives up to all of its claims but it had a staff infection when I picked him up, I just didn't know it at the time. The staff caused a hair loss on both sides of his rib cage and we spent nearly as much as his purchase price to defeat it. I e-mailed them several times to advise them in case it may have spread to other dogs. Not so much as an acknowledgement. A great defense technique. In retrospect I believe I got scammed. It would have been obvious to a breeder when they saw the hair loss ( I saw it but thought it would grow in, he was just 2 mos old). Rather than sell the dog to a friend of a friend I got hoodwinked and was relieved of my money on what is probably not a "Breed" but more like an established crossbreed. I would not recommend this place unless you take a vet with you. He's about a year old now and turned out to be a great family pet and hunter but he'll never develop a decent undercoat. Thanks Steve, Caveat Emptor!

    Camp Kodah Bed & Biscuit - petboarding - Updated July 2026

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