We brought home two Shichon brothers about a month ago from Jack's. They are absolutely amazing little guys! They tumbled into our home of two teen boys and two large dogs without skipping a beat. Teddy and Willy (our new pups) are lovable and fearless at the same time. It is so obvious that they have been loved for the 10 weeks leading up to us bringing them into our family. Thank you Jeremy for treating these pups so kindly. read more

Jack's Dog Farm - Willy and Teddy - Pet Stores Near Me - Pipersville, Pennsylvania

I got Milo from Jack's dog farm last year, he's the most healthy fun loving puppy ever. Fell in love at first sight. I'm thinking about getting another Corgi. Milo gets along well with other dogs he is very social. He also loves people. read more

Jack's Dog Farm - Milo is the best pup ever. I got him from Jack's dog farm last year. He is the sweetest most happy, healthy loving pup ever - Pet Stores Near Me - Pipersville, Pennsylvania

This is a puppy mill. I went to look at the available dogs in this establishment and what I saw literally stopped me in my tracks the second I walked in. I can't believe places like this still exist. The puppies sit alone in cages on scrap paper in a dark barn REEKING of cigarettes. I asked the man we saw there after a few minutes if the puppies are socialized and if they ever get access to sunlight- characteristics of maintaining a healthy developing animal. He hesitantly shrugged and responded "yeah I take them out maybe once a day." This barn is a horrifying sight and the amount of dogs with premature fatalities that come from Jack' Dog "farm" doesn't surprise me. DO NOT BUY PUPPIES FROM HERE. read more

I bought a beautiful Pekingese Shih Tzu mix. That is the cutest little dog I've ever had. He's only five months old now I've had him for a month and a half he does his business on his papers or outside. He sleeps all night. He never cries. His ears were clean. His eyes are cleaned no runny nose, no diarrhea. Nothing wrong with him at all. The vet said he was in wonderful condition and I would highly approve getting a puppy from Jack. read more

Jack's is no more than a home of lonesome puppies in rusted metal-wired cages with scraps of magazines to lay on. Without a SINGLE dog bed or soft blanket. Nor a single chew toy in sight. With no water in the cages for the dogs to freely have access to. When you purchase a puppy from Jack's, you are promoting such cold treatment to such adoring, warm animals. These puppies are surviving, though they are CERTAINLY not living. What a foundation to buy a dog upon when they are stripped of any enrichment and love at just weeks old? Certainly not a dog set up for success. I have a relative who purchased a puppy from Jack's and spent thousands of dollars addressing the puppy's severe hip dysplasia throughout the dog's life. Seemingly, with every ounce of research I do on this place, I uncover more and more puppies purchased with physical abnormalities, sicknesses, and deformities. It seems there is a large number of individuals who are as equally as surprised as I am that this business is still operating. Also, since these puppies are "Pennsylvanian bred," how about the owners come forward and discuss where exactly that is taking place and under what conditions? I see no reason as to why the origin of these puppies is not disclosed to purchasers. Visit Jack's Dog Farm to solidify why you should NOT purchase a puppy from here, to DEMAND that these dogs deserve better, and to hopefully prevent more puppies from finding themselves in those cages in the future. read more

CANNOT express enough words to convey how much we love this place!!! I have friends who have purchased dogs from here and been truly happy. Ii took my daughter here and Jeremy, with great knowledge, insight and compassion helped guide her into the perfect pup for her. She describes it as "kismet". Our vet was also unmistakably enchanted with our happy, healthy fur ball of joy! I now have something to look forward to once my impending empty nest takes hold...my own pup from Jack's!!! read more

I purchased my Yorkiepoo from Jack's 15 years ago, and he lived a very long and happy life with our family (he just recently passed). We also purchased our Boxador from there 7 years ago, he has been wonderful and healthy as well. Both only needed routine vet care their whole lives. Prices here are reasonable and attainable for families. Shelters and adoption agencies would have never let me get a dog years ago, as it was my first dog and I did not have a fenced in yard, vet references yet..etc, plus once I had kids' people at adoption events would not give me the time of day. Shelters and adoption agencies make it hard sometimes for suitable loving families to give a dog a great home because they have ridiculous requirements and breeders want thousands of dollars. read more

I went to Jacks Dog Farm looking to find a puppy. I was horrified at the conditions of the dark barn without any quality air. The mother dogs looked like they were bred over and over and looked sickly. The gruff men would not allow anyone to touch the dogs. Horrible!!!! read more

Bought my beautiful dog at Jacks almost 7 years ago. Reasonable pricing and friendly service. Can't stand these people with all the negative comments. read more

My two dogs I bought from Jeremy at Jack's, are the light of my life!!! No health problems at all! They also are very independent. Like I have commented before. When i used a private breeder it was hell!!!! I was manipulated and payed way to much. The one pup I had to find a new home at my expense, Buying a dog is always a gamble. Do your research. Jacks has been in business for years! He has the cleanest cages and stands behind his pups. Sad to hear the sad stories of lost love! However it can happen with the best breeder ! You want excellence , pay thousands for a purebred ! read more

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Definitely one of my favorite places in Bucks County. I have purchased two puppies from Jeremy. My life is so much better because of it. Jeremy is very kind and very honest about his puppies personalities. His goal is to find the perfect match for your family. I have nothing but gratitude for this man and this establishment. read more

Hello ! I purchased our shih tzu, almost 3 years ago! He is a 15 lb super healthy boy. He has some food allergies but that is typical with the breed, we just feed him grain free food . The place was very clean and did not smell of animals as some places do . I saw our shih tzu on a Friday and fell in love , he was happy , playful, super clean and adorable. We came back on a Monday , told the man that was the one we wanted and he got him all together for us. He was nice and had an easy going personality with a bit of humor :) I would easily buy another dog from jacks dog farm... read more

Jack's Dog Farm - Here is our shih tzu Jack, almost 3 years later. - Pet Stores Near Me - Pipersville, Pennsylvania

I bought my two dogs from this gentle giant Jeremy Bailey who is a pure Breed Shih Tzu and papers Who is 6 yrs old now and Izzy who is a mix breed Shichon which is a Bichon / Shih Tzu who is 5 yrs but it doesn't matter because he takes good care of his animals . All you people talking about a puppy mill get a life what about all the Amish people in Lancaster who allows those dogs to mate day after day can you say mix breed and the dogs face are the nose are shifted and they are sick looking how do I know my ex brought a dog from the Amish after we split . Its a Shih Trz that poor boy can't breathe right for the life of him you wanna go after people go after the Amish. I bought these dogs and an American Eskimo from him he lived long healthy life. read more

Saw a wonderful German Sheppard puppy on a Monday afternoon and left. Emailed the store about an hour later telling them I was ready to buy it and left my cell phone for them to collect my credit card info. The next day (tuesday) they were closed and since I hadn't heard back, I showed up when the store opened on Wednesday only to find an empty cage. When I asked what happened, I was told that the dog was sold to someone on a day the store was closed. When I asked why no one had replied to my email about buying the dog from two days before, he just shrugged his shoulder and said, "sorry". Great way to run a business. I wouldnt recommend this place to anyone read more

I adopted a chocolate lab and though she was a bit difficult to handle, she was loved. She was very sick one night and I took her to our vet. Vomiting and shaking, she died within 24 hours. The result was Parvo. Do not buy from Jack's unless you have your puppy checked by a qualified vet. The dog farm will not allow time between buying the puppy or a vet check. That should tell you a lot. read more

Clean facility, great choice of puppies. Very helpful with choosing the right pup. The owner knows the pups history. We have two very healthy beautiful pups from here and will be back again. read more

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I bought the love of my life from Jack's on January 26, 2008. I have never had a better companion. This dog was amazing! She was born on November 30, 2007 and unfortunately I had to part with her on March 3, 2022. Her breed was a papillon poodle. Talk about "perfect". From a pup she never chewed anything in the house, had the sweetest personality and very well behaved. After 14+ years she still had great eye sight, hearing, and beautiful teeth. When I was looking, Jack's came highly recommend to me by several people who purchased their dogs from them and they also got amazing family members. I want to "Thank" Jack's for giving me such an amazing best friend who will be sorely missed. read more

I've purchased at least 3 dogs from Jack's Dog Farm and was very lucky with the dogs. They were all nice dogs. Last year I purchased a Havapoo from Jacks and we love her so much. She is very healthy and adorable. When I was there I did not notice bad conditions so I don't understand one of the reviews I read. I also asked if I could see two dogs and there was no problem with me handling the puppies? Now to those who say adopt adopt well you are taking a chance with any dog you buy or adopt. I adopted a Black lab mix in 2016 because I always wanted to adopt. Well she has laxating patella and hip dysplasia. Just last year she had 11 teeth removed due to having stomatitis. I found out that another dog from the liter had the same problem. The dog I adopted from a shelter cost me close to $10,000. We love her and will continue to give her a good life. No one can guarantee a perfect puppy regardless where you get it. read more

Jack's Dog Farm - Purchased Trixie in February 2018 from Jack's Dog Farm.  She is adorable and we love her. - Pet Stores Near Me - Pipersville, Pennsylvania

Have bought several wonderful puppies here. Have also recommended it to others looking for dogs. Clean place, healthy puppies, helpful informative staff. Would go here again if i was looking for a puppy. Love my Shichon, Teddy. Bought him here last November. read more

I had a wonderful experience here actually purchasing my new best friend. I've had an even better experience watching him grow healthily and happily. I would recommend this business to anyone interested in purchasing a doggo. read more

Simply put. Our family purchased the perfect dog at Jacks Dog Farm. Our Schishon Lola is loved by everyone.

Just picked up firewood at Jacks and went inside to pay and it didn't take me long to figure out I was in an old, stinky puppy mill. My goodness people, RESCUE!!!! All the pups were very very young and they all looked miserable. I told my wife about my experience and it turns out that a colleague of hers bought a puppy there that died just 3 weeks after the purchase. A friend told me about someone he knew growing up that got a dog there that wouldn't leave his crate from the day they got him and was very depressed his whole life. The bottom line... don't buy from them! They are not a reputable breeder and the living conditions are miserable for these pups. read more

Ignore the politically correct PETA fanatics and go check out Jack's for yourself. We have bought 4 dogs from here and have been more than happy with every one of them over a period of 40 years ! The owners are also pet owners and know more about dogs than most people have forgotten. Whenever anyone asks me where to buy a dog I tell them there is only one place. People come from all over the country to buy dogs from them. There must be a reason for that ! read more

Jack's isn't the best looking place by far but I got my cockapoo from there 14 years ago and she is still happy and healthy! Her face is turning white from age, but she still runs around like a puppy!! read more

We purchased our Yorkie at the end of September (2017) from Jacks Dog Farm. I have nothing but positive things to say about the service we received and the quality of the dog. Bodi came with all his papers and Jack took the time to talk with us about the breed and seemed very knowledgeable. I believe the area where the dogs are kept is well maintained....the office could use a little cleaning and updating but as far as the conditions the puppies are kept in....very clean cages with a lot of space. Bodi has adjusted to our family and is the sweetest little guy. read more

I'm only giving one star because I have to put something down. About six years ago I didn't know much about puppy mills and the types of pup that comes from them. I visited Jack's then and fell in love with Boston Terrier / Pug mix. In the six years of her being alive, she saw the doctors for two very costly maladies: luxating patella in both knees ($3K surgery per knee) and a primary malignant brain tumor (spent about $10k trying to keep her quality of life as best as possible since saving her was not possible) which led to her early passing in December of 2012. I was lucky to have my dog and, with what she went through, I know she was lucky to have me as I fought as hard as I could for her. Please do not go to Jack's Dog Farm. There are lots of dogs that need good homes on Petfinder. When I went the cages were not deplorable, it didn't smell, and I was quick to receive service but they are trying to sell you a dog for profit. It is possible that other dogs in her litter did not have these issues but luxating patellas are a genetic condition that a reputable breeder would not have overlooked. Now that I know better, I will always choose rescuing first. I assure you that I am not a crazy, over the top, animal person. Just trying to help someone not go through what I went through. If you want to read about our story, visit http://sophiesfight.wordpress.com/ read more

My family and I adopted a Bullador puppy from Jacks about 2 years ago. She sadly passed due to having seizures this week. Every since we got her we knew she was different. She was always very slow but she was so sweet. I will never adopt from here again. read more

I will be the first to say that Jacks has less than desirable conditions. There are cages throughout the barn that house puppies of all different varieties. We got our first dog there 11 years ago and she is still alive and healthy. The place leaves something to desire, and the staff there is well...interesting. Overall, the puppies are healthy and happy. My brother returned this year to purchase a cockapoo and at 4 months has had no issues. Be sure, like any place you go, to take your new puppy to the vet as soon as you get them to have a full check up. Our vet claimed that Jacks has had issues in the past, but that for the most part the dogs he sees seem to be in good shape. It is a puppy mill, and the dogs are sometimes too young to be taken away from their mothers. Overall, if you want a good puppy at a reasonable price, with a large selection, Jack's is your place. We love our 11 year old Cockapoo! read more

HORRIBLE HORRIBLE HORRIBLE!!! I went to Jack's Dog Farm two years ago in May to go look at a German Shepherd puppy. They had two left and I ended up taking one home. He was one of the cutest puppies I've ever layed my eyes on. This dog instantaneously became my best friend. Six months later he kept crying in pain. After multiple trips to the vet, blood texts and X rays...my vet explained to me he has SEVERE hip dysplasia in both hips! We did one hip for starters to see how he would take to it. That surgery cost me over $2000! After his surgery he didn't have an appetite for a couple days, which is normal after most surgeries. But then this went on for a full week. Everything he put in his stomach he threw up right away. We ended up having to rush him down to Gardn State Animal Hospital. Which so happens to be an emergency 24 hour animal care center located in Tinton Falls, NJ. Here we go again, after blood work, X rays and an ultrasound doctors found an even bigger problem then his hip dysphasia. They found that his small intestine was growing into his colon. To safe his life, he needed emergency surgery. The doctor explained that he was BORN THIS WAY. It could have been caused from BAD BREEDING!!!! The chances of the surgery were not high and it was not guaranteed that this problem would not happen again. After the procedure and $5500 later for this second surgery. He finally went back to being a happy 9 month old puppy!!! Forget about how much money was now spent on this little life. Think about all the pain my little man had to go through. And he was only 9 months old. Now fast forward to this past Friday, 4/1. I left for work and my happy beautiful German Shepherd who just turned 2 years old seems completely normal. When I returned home from work, he was very sickly. Throwing up non stop. It went on all night. So Saturday came I took him to the local vet. They did blood work and X rays. Vet said there is a strange loop in his stomach and he needs to get an ultrasound ASAP. Here we go again, I rushed him to Tinton Falls and got the ultrasound done. His intestine ruptured and caused fluid to leak throughout his stomach and insides. He needed emergency to save his life. It would have cost me another $5000 to save him. But the doctor said to me he only has a 50/50 chance. This has happened before and most likely it is going to happen again. What kind of life are you giving this dog if this keeps happening. You have done all you can do. I wouldn't keep making him suffer. So I had to make one of the hardest decisions in my life. I had to put down my handsome 2 year old best friend. It is now Thursday 4/7 and I'm a complete mess because my baby is not here with me. My little boy is gone from this world. And why??? Because or irresponsible breeding! I loved my dog with all my heart and I had to cut his life short because of some morons who just want to make money. Jack's Dog Farm...YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF. Not only do you cause pain and hurt to your customers, you are screwing about with helpless lives of these beautiful little babies!!!! I am heartbroken and I will make sure I give you a bad review every chance I possibly can!!! Not only am I am serious debt in trying to save my dog, but now I'm in serious debt for my dog who is longer with us! That isn't even the issue!!! You are ruining people's lives just for money!!!! YOU PEOPLE ARE PATHETIC EXCUSES FOR HUMAN BEINGS!!!!! How dare you call yourself a breeder. All you are is another disgusting no good puppy mill! Absolutely disgusting. Nothing can bring my baby back but you should get out of business right away. You disgusting filthy people. And anyone who bought a puppy from this terrible place, I pray that none of you have to experience the pain and heartbreak my dog and my family has had to endure. You're families and animals will always remain in my prayers! read more

Over the years I've purchased two great dogs at Jack's. Great prices and healthy beautiful pups! Highly recommended.

In 1990, I had suffered a loss of my dear dog duke he was a lab he was 12 years old when he passed, I fell into a Great Depression over his loss, so in 1992, my new bride Darla ,had told me to get a new lab puppy to get over my loss and she would help me pick the perfect dog for me. So off we went visiting dogs stores and breeders looking like crazy. And we ended up at Jack's and we found not one but two lab puppy's we could not decide on witch one to take home, so we took both home a yellow and a chocolate one, bear Yellow lab had passed on after 12years and coco at 14 years,and have fallen into this feeling of great loss as well as our kids, I will be going o jacks for a new addition to our family very soon. They were the most heathy dogs I have ever had. read more

Stopped by one afternoon to look. I didn't know what to expect when I walked in, but, found the shabby barn to house many puppies in CLEAN pens with plenty of food and water. I purchased a havapoo who has been a wonderful HEALTHY addition to my family. The puppy was guaranteed and seen by a vet prior to my purchase. Coincidentally, it's the same vet I've used in the past. I recommend jack's favorably. read more

User Rating: 1 out of 5 stars by nci33 12/20/2011 2 words of advice.... BUYER BEWARE!!! We purchased a puppy from this outfit about 6 months ago. Although physically OK (heart murmer and underbite notwithstanding), the dog has a severe behavioral issue which prevents us from having this dog properly cared for by groomers, vets, etc. We are repeatedly told that his behavior is not normal for a puppy of his age and are constantly encouraged to seek specialized training which is both costly and time consuming with no guarentees whatsoever of success. Since behavioral issues are not covered under the PA puppy lemon law, I am screwed. Jacks Dog Farm has ignored my requests for information and assistance and I am in the process of filing complaints against them with the BBB and the Bucks Co. Dept. of Consumer Affairs. Furthermore, Jacks responded to the complaint filed with Consumer Affairs and stated that the behavioral issue is probably caused by how I'm treating the animal! It is well known by responsible breeders, vets and trainers that this kind of behavior is frequently caused by improper breeding and handling practices. read more

my mom had raised dachshunds and our first on was great. the 2nd one from jacks was so scared of people when we got her she never was trainable so my mom had to give her away since she was old and couldn't handle it. anyway many years later i want a purebred yellow lab. we went to jacks thinking it was a fluke with the last dog and found a beautiful blonde lab 8 weeks old. we loved her from the day we got her. by 6 months her skin was very irritated and we went to our vet. it was recommended to see a specialist. after $3,000 in tests and meds, she was allergic. to 23 different things including grass. nothing we could do but keep her on steroids. after 4 years of her suffering and changing foods and meds she was getting worse. we needed to put her down to stop the suffering. the final diagnosis was that she was a puppy mill puppy and this is what happens when dogs are bread this way. my husband was so upset that he called jacks and told him the whole story. his answer was when humans have disabled children you must deal with it. we did love her as a child and thats why we paid so much. it doesn't matter what good intentions you may have do not buy a puppy mill puppy. it rarely works out. read more

We have a labradoodle from Jack's that will be ten years old this December. She has to be the healthiest dog I've ever had. She has no issues with her back legs and her eyes are better than what would be expected for her age according to my vet. My brother has had two dogs from Jack's and has had the same experience. Jack's Dog Farm doesn't promote itself as providing pure-bred dogs. My impression is that they have quality mixed-breed dogs of the same litter (a strong point for me because I believe they are better adjusted). When I was there I got the impression they really cared for their puppies. I've heard more than one story of the owner negotiating the price for the last puppy in the litter so that she/he could get a good home and not have to be alone. I've read the heart-breaking review about the yellow lab. After having two pure-bred dogs (a Wheaten Terrier and Portuguese Water Dog who were pretty healthy), I can say that even the most reputable breeders who try their best to breed responsibly can have puppies with health issues. read more

My wife and I went to Jacks at her suggestion. While there, I noted that the dogs were housed in dirty wire cages with empty water bowls, peeling paint, protruding nails and other hazards. While looking around, my wife spotted a Maltese Shih-Tzu mix and immediately fell in love with it. According to the owner, Jereme Bellae, the dog was "about 8 weeks old" but could not produce any papers giving DOB. MY wife was standing next to me, holding this dog and begging me to buy it. The owner, along with his partner, was also standing there and, seeing my wifes reaction to the dog, put intense pressure upon me to purchase this animal despite my hesitation, even offering to "take 50.00 off if I buy him now". So, despite my better judgment, I bought the dog. Within 3 weeks of taking it home, this dog started showing signs of severe defense aggression which only got worse over time. Also, this dog could not be potty trained for anything This dog was obviously abused or mishandled in some way. After 3 years of training, obedience training and individual behavioral therapy, we wound up putting the dog down for its uncontrollable aggression. read more