My boy is loving and wonderful. I am going to get my second from Christy this fall from her October…read morelitter. Cole was leash and house trained at 10 weeks old when we got him. That and he is so confident and loving.

Bought a puppy from Pier 7 Porties in Dec of 2020. Less than 90 days later, the puppy began having…read moreseizures and had to be put down. Pier 7 claims the puppies come with a health guarantee. We contacted Diane and Christy and provided our vet's report. At first they were very responsive; they offered us another puppy (shipping at our expense) but my two children witnessed the multiple seizures and are still having a hard time with it. They do not want another dog. We instead asked to be refunded the price we paid for the puppy. We have reached out to them multiple times. They have not responded to us and we have not received a refund.

We bought a puppy from the breeder. Our dog was shipped to a location where we went to pickup our…read morelittle girl. .We named her Emma, and she was really a pretty girl. But, oh my, we had problems from day one. She would get car sickness, so we couldn't go anywhere on the spur of the moment because we had to give her meds. Emma didn't like being held. She was very sweet but not a cuddly dog. She would get ear infections, anal gland problems, she had allergies, bladder (crystal) problems, weak patellas, and finally we lost her from liver disease a few months before her 9th birthday. It was so heartbreaking because it came on so quickly. And it's so painful to lose a dog that my husband still gets teary eyed talking about her. The other thing is that she was suppose to weigh 7-8 lbs, but she weighed 13, and she wasn't overweight!! We now have a Shih-poo that we purchased from a local breeder. She was so tiny and so sweet and lovable. From when we first saw her, she would follow me and jump at me to pick her up. Since we brought her home, she has to be with me constantly, but still gives my husband a lot of attention. She's not a barker, and the friendliest little girl. I would highly recommend getting a dog from a breeder that you can go and meet the puppy, spend time with it to see how you both interact. If the dog doesn't like being held, or seems distant, that will be its personality. We've had a lot of dogs over the years, and the ones we personally met and spent time with were the best. Maybe our Emma was one off with this breeder, I don't know. But Emma was at the vet so often, and I was thankful that we were fortunate to be able to afford all that expense. Many people can't. Good luck in your search for your perfect puppy.

I purchased a toy poodle from her and the puppy got sick and cost me a lot of money. I wish I had…read moredone my research as I hope you do too. Please don't buy a puppy from any body who will ship it in the mail. That is so stressful for the puppy. Always go to where the dog's mom is at and meet the mom. Ask lots of questions to the breeder. The internet face they show is very deceptive. Go to the Dept of Ag web site and check licenses and inspection reports. Google the address. This location is right in the heart of commercial breeders zone. I do not recommend this place and hope you do your research before purchasing here. Even if your puppy did not get sick, you are contributing to the breeding of the mother.

We bought a puppy from Puppies R Us and our vet ran a genetic scan of her because she's a purebred…read moreand can be prone to genetic inbreeding. They found that our puppy had none of the 210 most common genetic conditions and more heterozygosity than an average Golden Retriever. They also confirmed that our pup is 100% golden retriever. Thanks puppies R us. Would definitely use your service again!

I spent $2,500 on a Rottweiler puppy from a "supposed" reputable/quality breeder (puppys-r-us). At…read morejust under 10 months old the dog was found to have "severe" hip dysplasia in BOTH hips (with one hip requiring surgery, and the other requiring an ENTIRE HIP REPLACEMENT)! Total cost is $13,000! Sonny's response (the breeder) when I questioned him about accountability? He laughed at me. Stay away from puppys-r-us, would be my recommendation to anyone reading this feedback.

Jarred Smith was wonderful on the phone, as I recall from 2013. He delivered a perfectly healthy…read morebeagle puppy to me, which I picked up at the airport. That was 12 years ago. Jarred told me he lives on an 18-acre farm in Missouri, and the dogs roam all over, and that his grandchildren play with the puppies. The only health issues I had were teeth that the vet had to remove, and now with old age, he's on medication for thyroid and too much protean in his blood. Most days, he still behaves like a puppy, although he can't keep up with the younger dogs at the dog park any longer! I find it hard to believe that the Smith farm is being called a "puppy mill," and I'm wary of slander. (Just look what was done to poor Mr. Trump! He got shot just because of the constant slander and political attacks, which unbelievably included false criminal charges. I met Donald Trump when I was 8 years old, and I KNOW he's a nice man, and that the Trumps have always been good friends of the Jewish people. His father Fred Trump built Seabreeze Jewish Center gratis, and my grandparents' rabbi couldn't stop blessing the man!) I think that's what's happening here--the Far Left just can't be trusted! They slam decent G-d Fearing Americans for our values, and it's insulting.

This is a puppy farm. they sell hundreds of dogs a year. They're not a responsible breeder. Don't…read morethink you're buying a puppy from a loving home. Think of it as a cow or a goat. A farm animal. I received my puppy and it was sick. It was under weight and came close to being hospitalized. As much as I love my dog I feel bad for contributing to people who are in it for the money and not the love or welfare of the dogs they farm. We should all think twice before purchasing a puppy on line. I learned a valuable lesson. Buy from a breeder where you can visit and know that he and his parents are cared for and loved.

My son's rescue dog was purchased from Canine Gems in Peru, NY. This business is hopefully shutdown…read morepermanently. Hilary Davis moved the business from Vermont when people started figuring out how awful her rescue was. Severe neglect. She was finally shutdown 2/24. You can look it up. It made the news. Some of the dogs died. Like all con artists she will most likely try to set up shop in a different town. The disturbing part was the vet who performed the terrible botched neutering job on this little puppy we adopted was Dr. Green. I'd be very wary of this vet. He aligns himself with awful people and does awful work. I never met this so called vet but if you saw the wound that took months to heal, you'd hate him too.

My dog was experiencing a medical emergency and they took her in on a weekend. Gave her immediate…read morecare and are fantastic when you need them.

i took my sickly cat to talburt and was not satisfied. they costed me almost 200.00 for an office…read morevisit and ringworm and medication. then proceeded to add more meds and more appointments. i took my animal to another vet and found out other health problems she has and that i could get an over the counter medication for her ringworm. they were alot more friendly at this other vet and more informative and caring. i will never go to talburt again.

The Amvets post 98 It's not open to the Public . You have to be a vet or Family member. As a…read moremember, you are allowed to bring a guest. I was very grateful to be invited in. Saturday night sounded like a lot of fun Because yours truly is a karaoke fanatic. I'm not exactly sure why . I'm so uncomfortable doing it , but I'm completely addicted at the same time. Everybody is so sweet and loving. It's really cool when the regulars singing patriotic song . Everybody stands up and it's very touching. We salute all of those who fought for our freedom. I was privileged to hang out with all of these vets for two months. I'm grateful to know them and grateful for their service. God bless America #5Stars