DO NOT SUPPORT LONESTAR My husband is a disabled combat veteran, and had reached out to Megan in regards to getting a puppy from her to be a service dog for his severe anxiety in public. He went and picked "Clover" up on 3/26/25, and made it back to CO 3/28/25. Sadly "Clover" showed signs of aggression immediately. He snarled at me when I first met him on 3/28/25. The next day, 3/29/25, my husband was playing with him with a rope toy, and "Clover" dropped the rope and viciously went to attack my husband. Needless to say we were very concerned with his behavior, and called a professional dog trainer on 3/30/25. The dog trainer came out to our house on 4/1/25. She informed my husband that this is worst case of puppy aggression she had ever seen in her decades of working with dogs, including Belgian Malinois. We brought him to a veterinary hospital for a puppy exam on 4/3/25, where we witnessed him growl at the veterinarian as well. We immediately contacted Megan that evening after I got off work to inform her of the situation. She was very unprofessional, and we were met with laughter and defensiveness. She claims, and continues to claim, we didn't do our research on the breed, and "Clover" is simply being a mouthy Belgian Malinois. My husband worked with this breed in the military, I myself am a veterinary technician, and both have done extensive research on the breed. Several people have witnessed can attest to his aggressive behavior, including professionals. We returned "Clover", per her contract, knowing we would be losing the $3000 that my husband spent 2 years saving up for. "Clover" even snarled and tried to bite Megan's husband, Justin, when he attempted to remove "Clover's" collar, and had to have my husband remove it instead, at the return. Megan continues to be unprofessional and derogatory towards us since the return. She herself sent us documents from a veterinary visit "Clover" recently had with his new owner that states he is a "CAUTION: patient; muzzled during the exam." and "Patient tried to 'alligator roll' during hands on orthopedic exam so palpation of the joints was incomplete." Clearly "Clover" is aggressive, and unfit to be a service dog in public. For all those reading this review, I recommend finding a reputable breeder. read more