Excellent care, excellent training. BA is a true horse professional. Great place for kids and…read morehorses to learn. My horses are happy and have never shown better.

Excellent horse care & training. BA knows what she's doing. Beautiful lush pastures, shade trees…read morein every pasture, barn is clean & in excellent repair. She's got a sharp eye for anything amiss & gets on top of it immediately. Happy healthy horses. Happy riders.

Excellent care, excellent training. My horses have never been so happy and have performed well at…read moreshows. BA is the best!

Paid to lease a horse here in May of 2013, management was inconsistent at best. Hay during winter…read morewas old and not available to some horses. Several sick horses on property. No posted costs so ever boarder pays a different amount. Stalls not cleaned everyday. My experience is over a year time frame- poor management and lack of service is the main reason to go elsewhere.

I have never seen anyone as dedicated to a business as he is. Don is a true horseman,he grew up…read morewith horses. All by himself he built the fencing for the pastures and paddocks and lighted riding ring, a total of two miles of fencing,wood fencing! The 20stall horse barn is clean Don has horses boarded here since he begin which he opened 19 years ago! He is a kind loving man, God has been good to Karedon Farm we welcome new boarders. We do have a bad comment,but this lady left owing 5,000 and the farm took her to court,but she ran out on the judgment. However, he has asked some people to leave,because they were not treating their horses as they should . Please come check us out someone is here 24/7.

My husband surprised me with horseback riding for my Mother's Day gift this year. It costs $45 per…read moreperson for a 1-hour ride. You need to make reservations in advance. The staff was very friendly, they instruct you on how to get on, ride, guide and get off the horse. The trainer took my husband and I on a 1-hour ride around their property, which was part in the open sun on grass between different fenced off horse areas, and in the "woods" where there were tons of trees, plants and vines to walk through. The tour guide wasn't very talkative, but my husband and I liked that. She answered our questions and led us on a peaceful, relaxing journey with our horses. We both loved it and would definitely come back. In addition to horseback riding and horse boarding, they have pony rides for kids, riding lessons, cabin rentals in the woods and a mini general store, which has your basic drinks, snacks and cowboy merchandise.

I came horse backing riding with my mom and it was so much fun ! Keanna was the one who was leading…read moreus and she was very patient, kind and respectful. I could tell she loved all her horses . The ride was fairly smooth and the horses were very trained . Highly recommend!! Thank you guys !

Hi, I have a property for sale in Rocky Point with a barn with an apartment and 15 stalls, 6.56…read moreacres, a house with 47 kennels and 5 apartments with a common room. Do you know anyone who might be interested? It is vacant. It could be a real money maker for the right person. Please contact me if you know anyone who might be interested. Thank you. Rachel

My review is that of a total horse novice. I admit to almost no knowledge of them (I have ridden a…read morefew times, but...). What I can talk about here is the owner, and I can attest to her expertise and passion for the horses she takes care of. I don't know if there are any farms that are better, but Heidi is a pro and has forgotten more about taking proper care of horses than most people will ever learn. Whomever keeps popping in to deliver reviews slamming her either has an axe to grind or is off their meds. Clearly.

We love our dog from Timberlyn Farms, and he has become a wonderful part of our family…read more Unfortunately, the breeder experience did not match the quality of the dog, and future buyers should know what to expect. After we paid the deposit, communication from the breeder dropped off almost completely. We had to repeatedly ask for puppy photos, updates, and AKC parent information. That information was never provided. All communication was through Alura until we arrived in person and met Sam for the first time. We scheduled a visit (Day 1) to meet the puppies, with pickup planned for the next day. When we arrived, Alura was not there, and Sam met us outside. He warned us to be careful where we walked because horse manure was all over the ground. When we asked to see the kennels, he said it would be "too disruptive" and instead brought the puppies out one at a time. It also felt like he was pushing us toward one specific puppy for reasons we didn't understand. Because of the conditions and concern that collars might be switched, we decided to take the puppy home that same day. This was before we later learned that the collars listed in the veterinary report didn't match what we were shown. We asked for the vet report on pickup, and Sam said he didn't know where it was and that Alura would send it later. She never did. Sam microchipped the puppy behind the house and returned with only the microchip form. When we asked for transition food, he acted surprised and only provided some after we explained why it mattered. He also insisted we use a specific MLM-brand dog food for their "warranty" to apply. During the visit, the puppies were eating horse manure. Sam didn't seem bothered by it. Our vet later confirmed our puppy had worms consistent with that environment. Another family with a puppy from the same litter contacted us because they were also having trouble getting any response from the breeder. They shared the veterinary report that we were never given. The report listed three male puppies as blue, green, and brown. We were shown three males labeled red, green, and brown. Since the litter only had three males total, the "blue" puppy in the report had to be the same puppy we were shown as "red." The vet report noted that the blue-collared male had undescended testicles, which our vet later confirmed in the red-collared puppy we brought home. The brown and green male health notes in the report also matched what we saw. Collars can be changed for harmless reasons, but in the context of everything else, it added to our concern. We were also never shown the female puppies. The final issue is AKC registration. Our puppy is now five months old, and despite many requests from both us and the other family, the AKC paperwork has still not been provided. We have received inconsistent explanations and now no response at all, even though Timberlyn Farms advertises AKC Weimaraners. Would we buy from them again? No. Would we recommend them to others? No. There are many breeders who communicate clearly, provide full transparency, and prioritize the health and environment of their puppies. That has been our experience in the past, but not here. My advice to future buyers is to take your time and choose a breeder who is open, organized, and consistent from start to finish.

Highview Farm isn't closed. Just took my grandchild to ride a horse Monday Dec. 8th, 2013. Wonder…read morewhy anyone would report it closed??? Sandra Pelletier