want to share my personal experience with this breeder…read more At one point, I was offered a kitten that appeared to have an unusual jaw shape. This was not initially disclosed. I noticed it myself in photos that were sent to me, and after I asked about it, the breeder acknowledged the issue in our written communication. I decided not to proceed with that kitten. Later, I received another kitten, but I had to seek emergency veterinary care. The veterinarian noted that a genetic defect or developmental issue could not be ruled out. This resulted in approximately $800 in veterinary expenses. I returned the kitten to the breeder. I did not receive reimbursement for the veterinary costs, and I do not know what happened with the kitten afterward. Additionally, I personally saw a public listing by this breeder offering a kitten without a tail. I cannot make conclusions about the cause, but this raised additional concerns for me. This experience caused me significant stress, time, and financial loss. Based on my personal experience, I cannot recommend this breeder. I strongly encourage potential buyers to carefully review photos, ask detailed questions, and request full veterinary documentation before making a decision.

We adopted our boy from Avon Kennels August of 2022. Kim is amazing and could not be more happy…read morewith this amazing experience. Our dog Benny, is very healthy, very sweet and the biggest goofball. He makes us laugh every day! I have had nothing but a great experience with this breeder.

We just picked up our Cavapoo. He is great! Dwaine was very nice and his facility is beautiful and…read moreclean. I highly recommend if you are in the market for an amazing pup.

Our Daisy was delivered to us the first week of August. Dwaine was wonderful in making arrangements…read moreto get her all the way to Scottsdale !! I am from Ohio so knew this had to be a great breeder. She is the sweetest , cutest & smartest puppy. She was potty trained within days. What a personality!! She gets along great w our soft coated wheaten terrier. We are so thrilled w her.

We were in contact with Anna Mae back in February about picking up a puppy in April, before we knew…read morethat coronavirus would limit travel. Anna Mae provided regular updates, often more than once a week, with videos and pictures of our puppy, answers to any questions we had, re-assurance that we would be able to get our puppy in the midst of chaos, etc. I drove from New York to Ohio and picked up Indiana Jones Cotton Candy Jasper in the midst of the chaos...Anna Mae and Naomi were beyond accommodating. They made the entire process seamless. Our beautiful puppy is playful, sweet and loving. Their pricing was reasonable, their service was impeccable, and our puppy is healthy and smart. We could not imagine a better experience.

We adopted our mini Bernadoodle puppy, Tricks last December. She arrived clean, happy, beautiful…read moreand healthy. In the year we've had her, she has been a joy. We are very impressed with Skyline. We did our homework and found them to be sincere and caring breeders. We are considering another puppy to add to our family and we will definitely be returning to Skyline. Very happy with our wonderful pup and the love and care she received before she came to us!

I highly recommend the Tuscarawas County Humane Society. We have adopted a few dogs over the years…read morehere. The staff is friendly, caring, and love the animals in their care.

We adopted our sweet family dog, Brida, here. The facility is clean. I spent more time in the dog…read moresection. I could tell that each dog was well taken care of. The staff were very friendly and so very helpful. I highly recommend adopting a dog here rather than buying from a pet store or breeder.

Seventeen years, plus a few odd months, my husband and I were looking for a Jack Russell terrier to…read moreadopt. Unbeknownst to me, he had been communicating with Star-Mar rescue in Wooster and showed me a photo of the most ungainly JRT I'd ever seen. The dog had the coloring of the breed but longer legs than any JRT I'd ever seen with crazed look in his eyes. We went to visit Martha, (the Mar in Star-Mar) and met this incredibly heroic woman and a houseful of white and brown barkers. Bosco, originally Bobby, was as wild as his eyes suggested. Martha had the battle scars to prove it with a knee she had destroyed chasing him. This is his story, as best as I can recall more than 17 years later: The year-old dog was a marked man in the Youngstown pound and slated for death when Martha discovered him and whisked him to safety in the nick of time. At their first encounter, he threw up in her car. Not an auspicious beginning. The rescue had him several weeks, a longer stay than normal. It seemed he was an undisciplined thug. Initially, he was being fostered at a farm with horses. Once again, the dog faced certain death due to his penchant for the chase-of the horses. (Those of you who love the breed are chuckling: "A JRT chaser, imagine that.") Bosco was relocated to Martha's during which time she vainly tried to make him acceptable to civilized society. As I recall, she said he had lost two or three e-collars during his nightly hunting trips over her acreage. After what I remember as three hopeful placements, the dog was deemed hopeless by just about everyone but Martha. Then she got an email from a retired guy in Fairlawn who showed an interest in the mongrel. Woah, I'm sure she thought. A possible match? She was reluctant to pursue the possible adoption due to the fact the guy was over 50. Who wouldn't be? Hubby convinced his doubly doubting wife to go meet this animal. During the meet and greet, the wife, hereafter referred to as I, remained unconvinced-knowing full well this dog would be the biggest challenge we'd ever had in a dog. But since it has always been my style to make my loved ones' wishes come true, I reluctantly agreed to take him home. In the car on the way back to Fairlawn, Bosco threw up in my lap. That was the moment I knew this dog needed and deserved a forever home more than any animal I'd ever met. It took several training classes and he has never lost his desire to chase anything that moves. He gets anxious and he still paces as if he's on the end of a chain. He still walks a minimum of two miles a day, usually in his favorite park with his pack, five miniature schnauzers and his best friend Milly, a seven pound fluff ball. The activity is proven life extender for both of them. As Martha says, "Motion is lotion." As we promised on the adoption papers, we have kept our end of the bargain. Our secret to his longevity? Long walks, the absolute best food I can afford (check with dog food advisor) annual trips to the vet, NO PESTICIDES on this paws and probably good Youngstown genes. But Bosco, at 17, has had no major illnesses (one kidney infection) totally deaf and just a tad under weight, still embraces life with a fervor matched by only a few people. He is my . Thanks, Martha.

We just adopted a dog through Star-Mar Rescue and had a wonderful experience. The process was…read morethrorough, but quick. They helped us make sure we picked the right dog for our family, while also making sure we were the right family for the dog. After visits to their house and ours, we brought Hannah home last weekend. I would recommend Star-Mar Rescue to anyone looking to add a new furry family member. They are doing great work!

Absolutely awesome puppy! Bryson (Oct'23) now Ben! Best personality ever! Only one accident ever!…read moreNo chewing & super intelligent! Can't say enough about the breeders!

I had an emergency with my bunny. Although they are not bunny experts and do not claim to be the…read morestaff took great care and research on my bunny's condition until they were sure of her diagnosis. I'm very grateful they tried and did care for Deanie. I was recommend this clinic. I was turned away from 2 other clinics saying they didn't have time for my emergency. I would have lost my pet if not for Dr Dana and staff. They displayed a heart of care for all animals. God Bless them.Our family is most grateful.

I love Soehnlen Vet clinic. They are caring and knowledgeable. Importantly, they are trust-worthy…read more They will not order expensive tests and procedures just to make a buck. They do have three different vets; the care is not always consistent, and you may not see the same vet each time. They do make last minute appointments available for emergencies, but be aware that you may be waiting a long time - the first time I waited 2 1/2 hours, and I was unaware that I would be waiting that long. Also, they don't have cell service or internet service, so the wait feels even longer. So, bring a book, bring work, bring a pillow and blanket and take a nap - you will need something to pass the time, even with a regular appointment.

I would recommend Cute Puggle to anyone that is looking for well bred puppies. They are well…read moresocialized, vet checked, shots all up to date and microchipped. All health records were provided. I was welcomed to visit at any time. My Augie was checked by my own vet the same day I brought him home and the only negative thing the tech said to me was that she liked his Cute Puggle given name of Scotch but I had already had my heart set on Augie. So... I guess I might have to go back sometime and get me a Scotch!!

From day one, speaking with Deanna was a straightforward, positive experience. With any questions I…read morehad, she answered them in a timely manner. After submitting my deposit, I was placed on the waiting list and notified when it was my turn to pick my puppy. I chose Violet, who I now call Pumpkin. Pumpkin came home and began going to the bathroom outside on the first night. The next day, we went to the vet for her first check up and I was told that she appeared to be very healthy. If you are looking for a first generation puggle, Cute Puggle is the place to get one. I am very satisfied with my experience.