Heather was a pleasure to work with! She went above and beyond with a smile! I look forward to…read moreworking together in the future again!

Working with Heather at Ohana Doodles has truly been amazing. We came across Ohana Doodles through…read morethe "Good Dog" app, we had a few video calls with a few different breeders but instantly connected with Heather! she answered all of our questions and could tell she really cares about puppies going to a loving home. Heather is great at communicating before and after the adoption, I know I can text/call Heather if I have any questions and she'll gladly answer. We highly recommend getting your golden doodle from Ohana Doodles. We're so happy we found Heather and got our sweet little Leilani from her.

October Hill Farms and Wendy Davis Gerrish are a very reputable horse dealer and breeder that…read morestands behind their horses and ensure complete satisfaction with the transaction. I would not hesitate purchasing another horse from them.

From the owner: October Hill Farm's mission is to provide a superior full-service experience for the jumper rider…read more Whether you are looking to invest in a young prospect with superb bloodlines, need a new equine partner that has potential to go to the highest levels of sport, or require outstanding training, management and care of your treasured and valuable sporthorse athlete, you will find it all at October Hill Farm.

Absolutely love this so far I was hoping if the dog here are cheap I was hoping to get a dog under…read more$500-$1000 my dog recently died last year life been hard with my them...My dog was really special we sadly had to put her down she was diagnose with cancer we didn't want her to suffer any longer here is a picture of her and her sister we also had to put down due to depression after her sister died she was depressed and ended up dying she didn't eat,sleep,drink nothing here is a photo of them both...

From the owner: King Swiss Acres is a small, in-home breeding program specializing in raising F1 and F1b…read moreBernedoodles.  We are located in a rural town just Northwest of the D/FW Metroplex and have been involved in dog breeding for over 15 years.  Our current available litter will be ready for their new homes now. Both parents (Dam: Bernese Mountain Dog / Sire: Standard Poodle) are AKC registered with Embark and OFA testing. When we release our puppies, they will be up to date on Vet well checks with a health certifications; all necessary vaccinations and dewormer therapies and every puppy will be microchipped.  There is no restrictions on breeding rights, however we prefer new owners to spay/neuter their new puppy if being purchased as a companion or service animal. We provide a 2-yr (genetics) health guarantee and a puppy pack full of info and supplies to see you through your first week of ownership.  Our puppies have been socialized with a myriad of different people, animals, sounds/noises/textures and house-breaking training will have been started.

Great communication from birth until we picked up our bundle of joy. Loved the weekly update…read more(complete with photos). Our puppy is healthy, social and beautiful. Thank you so much for trusting us with one of your puppies.

I got my CoCo Chanel from Kristen and she is amazing with her litters…read more From thorough testing to keeping the new family updated with pics and videos, I would highly recommend her. All of her pups are beautiful!

I have created this review in honor of our Brussels Griffons, Gizmo and Brodie. I will start with…read moreGizmo's Story. I got Gizmo during the summer of 2003. He quickly became the light of my life. He was a wonderful dog with a very special personality. I purchased him from a breeder in Ft. Worth by the name of Belinda Atherton of Bel Kay Kennels. When I got there, she wasn't even very sure of who I was or which dog I was coming to get - which I found odd. Also, she had his mother in a tiny little pin and I noticed that she seemed very shaken up. I wasn't crazy about what I saw, but I quickly forgot once I saw my Gizmo. At approximately 2 and a half years of age, Gizmo suffered a terrible freak injury called a Fibrocartilagenous Embolism. Basically, he suffered an embolism in his spinal cord. A portion of his spinal cord actually died. He was hospitalized for 4 days over at Gulf Coast. He recovered pretty well from this, but still had many problems associated with this injury. His personality changed after this. He became more grumpy due to associated pain from the injury. He was still a very good and sweet dog, but sometimes the pain got the best of him. This is something that more commonly happens in large breed dogs - not toy breeds like Gizmo. About another year or so later, I noticed that when Gizmo peed, it just drip dropped out, so I took him to the vet. They discovered that he had a very large bladder stone. On the day of his surgery to have it removed, they discovered that not only did he have the bladder stone, but also stones that had become encrusted in his urethra. We had to take another trip to Gulf Coast to have a very specialized surgery. In this surgery, they had to completely reroute his entire urinary tract and create a new opening for him to pee out of because his urethra had become severely damaged. At the age of 5, I discovered that Gizmo had a small pea sized lump on his skin, right in the center of his back. We took him to the vet and it was treated topically at first. When it wouldn't go away, they biopsied it and discovered that it was skin cancer. We had it removed and felt that his prognosis was good. It was only stage one. A few months later, we discovered a large lump in his armpit under his skin. This turned out to be more cancer and it was stage 3. We took him back to Gulf Coast and he received radiation and chemo for 2-3 weeks and ultimately we had to put him down because the cancer had spread all over his entire body. During his treatments, I began to think...why does my dog keep getting so sick? I decided to contact the breeder to notify her of all of his ailments. I sent her an email describing everything that had happened to him and asked if she had heard of anything like this with any other people who purchased dogs from her. She and I had emailed many times before because I sent her pictures and stories and poems I had written about Gizmo. This time, she never responded. Finally, I emailed her from my husband's email and acted as though I was interested in purchasing a puppy from her and she responded within hours. Upon confrontation, she had a huge hissy fit and denied any wrongdoing on her part. Then she even had the nerve to chastise me for tricking her. We were devastated over the loss of Gizmo. Brodie, our other Brussels Griffon that I had purchased from the same breeder, became very depressed and lonely so we decided to get another dog. After all that we had been through with Gizmo, and upon realizing how insensitive Belinda Atherton of Bel Kay Kennels was, we knew we needed to do our homework in finding another breeder. I made many phone calls and told our story many times to many breeders. They all knew of the horrible kennel in Ft. Worth, Texas - Bel Kay. They told me she had a horrible reputation and that she ran a puppy mill. We ultimately found Gunther at a wonderful kennel in Tennessee. Let me now tell you about Brodie. He has had a relatively healthy life, aside from luxating patellas (knee problems that is a common ailment with inbred dogs) and gingivitis. Brodie just passed away from meningitis. It was very difficult to come up with this diagnosis. He had been to the vet 4 times in less than a week before they finally said to take him to Gulf Coast to see a specialist. During his treatment, his brain became extremely swollen and it herniated, causing his death. He was in a great deal of pain. So between the 2 dogs I got from Bel Kay kennels, both of them had some extremely serious health problems - ones that aren't even common (aside from cancer, but that is genetic). Each dog died at only 5 years of age. We spent TENS OF THOUSANDS of dollars helping these dogs. Brodie's most recent bills exceed $4000 alone. Do your homework when looking for a breeder, and most certainly do not go to Bel Kay.

Spent $400 on a cat from here less than a month ago that apparently had ring worm which we found…read moreout after the whole family and other pets were infected. Over $400 vet bill to get all of our animals checked out and medicine. Then doctor visits for our kids to get the required medicine and treatment. This person has made our family think twice about all breeders now. My wife texted her about this and she did not seem to care at all. So I will make sure that I give her every negative review that I can.

We love Ring leaders. Never ahave a dog , the are actual Groomers! My dogs always look GREAT, even…read morewhen our schnauzers who were 17 years old! We had a dog that went blind at 11 years old, and they were great with her too! Also great for you pet to care for vacation, they actually have room for animals to run around for exercise. GREAT PLACE!

Always accommodating, very kind and loving. You'll never have to worry about your dogs when they…read moreare here, and mine love it! To paint a picture, my dog Bailey was the meanest little schnauzer that God ever created but LOVED the staff. They also have a vet onsite for your peace of mind. Have been a client since early 2000 and looking forward to future business! Shannon