We found Bright Eyes on Gooddog and fell in love with the amount of care and effort they clearly…read moreput into this breed. We filled out the questionnaire and put a deposit down for their puppy waiting list. About six month later, little miss Bright Eyes Mizu was born! (We where even able to request to keep her tail!) Once we chose a puppy; we where given weekly pupdates, picutes and videos. Susan patiently answered any and all questions and the support doesn't stop once the puppy goes home! She is happy to answer any questions or concerns that may pop up about your new puppy! Mizu is just now turning 6 months old and we couldn't be happier.

What an amazing breeder. Bright Eyes Aussies are there for you all the way. Many people who lose…read moretheir dogs become very depressed. Also many feel their animal will return as I do. Finding a breeder that gives comfort through the process of getting your animal back or just getting your puppy is filled with anxiety. Bright eye aussies has been there for me all of the way. Everytime I feel sad and miss my animal they send photos and videos which fills my heart with hope and joy. They really are fantastic. Their dogs are absolutely beautiful and I feel blessed to have found them.

I wanted to make a candid review. We love Roscoe so much. He just turned 1 years old on November…read more1st. He makes us so happy when he is not acting like a booger. The price for him was way cheaper than what Cockapoos normally cost. So that is a plus. However, one thing to note is that depending on the situation, once you sign the contract, that's it. For example, 6 days after getting him, he had Parvo and was in the hospital for a little over two weeks (major $$$$$). He felt fine through the day, but by night, he wasn't looking good. It happened so fast, that it was good we took him when we did or he wouldn't have made it. I contacted Tammie to let her know because the doctors told me she should know, but she said she didn't hear anything from the other pet parents. This is what is difficult, even though the Doctors were pointing to the breeder the entire time he was in the hospital, there was nothing she was obligated to do because of the contract we signed. It would have been nice if she could help financially, but she didn't. Also, when we got him, her son pointed out a mark on his belly. He said it was nothing. Once we got Roscoe home from the hospital after surviving parvo, we noticed the mark spreading. We took him to the vet, and it was ringworm which meant more money. But besides that, we had a nice experience with Tammy. You must hound her for pics and videos, but she will send them. The only reason it's 4 stars is because I wished she could have helped us with that parvo bill somehow.

We picked up our Dudley from Tammy in December. She just happened to have a puppy when I contacted…read moreher because the other buyer could not complete the purchase. She met us half way in Arizona. He is WONDERFUL. Such a nut, loving, and so smart. He is 99% potty trained at 5 months. He is just a delight. He is a little on the larger size - 21 lbs already. We love him to pieces. He loves our Standard Poodle Trixie too! I HIGHLY recommend this breeder.

We are so happy to have our new fur baby Phoebe, thanks to Elyse and The Dood Ranch. Elyse is…read morewonderful to work with. She is kind, compassionate and professional. We really appreciate that she was willing to work with us and our vacation schedule in relation to picking Phoebe up and meeting us halfway. Her commitment to all the puppies' health and well being is outstanding. We highly recommend The Dood Ranch!

Thank you for all the effort you put in to ensuring my family got the perfect dog. Looking forward…read moreto buying more dogs!

Unprofessional Either the vet tech or the vet gave dangerous…read moreinformation! The emergency responder that returned my voicemail via text told me they would try to work my mare in on a Saturday for colic. This was about 0830, and eventually, after hours of texting & them waiting to tell me they couldn't come (8 hours later) I was instructed to take her to the Equine Hospital in Vegas, which we did. However, they stated that IM banamine was ok (it's NOT!) and frankly they should have suggested trailering her sooner. I doubt it would have changed the outcome (my mare had a bad small bowel impaction) but it was either a vet tech acting out of their scope of practice or a vet giving wrong info (regarding the Banamine) when they could have just said "give the IM liquid orally instead". And waiting from 8:30am until 4:30pm to suggest trailering her might have been something to recommend waaaaay earlier. Even if was just an upfront "Hay, don't expect me make it. Go ahead & trailer her to Vegas" would have been appreciated. Honestly, even without them being flaky, had they suggested I even consider taking her Vegas earlier in the day I would have immediately done so & had a good review to give here. I realize my mare was not established, but I also haven't experienced having a horse colicing before and needed straightforward answers & professional help. I did not receive that. Rather, poor communication & a delay in care. Again, i recognize that it's unlikely to have changed the outcome, but i would have been willing to establish my other mare there and respect them. But specifically about the Banamine, I did not believe I could trust them with my horses safety. I did post screenshots in order but it still mixed them up. They are time stamped though, so while difficult to follow, not impossible. Sorry yall.

I as well Want to Chime in on Jaime's Review. This was Regarding the passing of Bear. He was a 13…read moreyear old German Shepard. I too was involved in this incident. There is also a Google Review in which Mrs. Wright did Respond in a matter to defend herself like she was on the Witness stand in a court room. Please Check that out: Screen Shot is attached, That review is what prompted this from me: Mrs. Wright, ( You don't hold the Moniker Dr. with me ) There is clearly a Communication breakdown between you and your staff. In different instances, you have been hard to get ahold which we had to physically come to your office to get what we needed. And when you say you called us back and it just rang with no voice mail... (Wrong answer)- All Cell phones go to voicemail, including Obama ones and the lowest cricket plan you can get. The Point is "It never went to Voicemail" is the oldest line in the book, And in bears death, this being a medical emergency this is 2024, even 911 will text you back- I'm just stating Facts,.... By the way the new excuse is "Voicemail is full" but its too late to back peddle on that now....Moving on..... The cold and callous remark from whatever candy striper in your office responded back: "Even if Bear passes at home, Still just bring him in". Of course this still would have been a two hundred dollar office visit, plus after care arrangements. With that said, I think its safe to say your more concerned about your tax bracket at the end of the month, Vs. Your bedside manner in a moment of a Grieving, family and their loss. Bear was 13 years old, He has been with us since he was a puppy. He was not just a pet, But he was a member of the family and for him to go like that.... I'm furious at you for that! And that will never change. The lack of care you guys have is at a biblical level. I'm sure you wont care what we have to write, actions speak so much louder than words. And this is tortiously round about. But I will leave things on this note... Sometimes, words do speak louder than actions, and a town this small, word travels fast. I have been reading more reviews on this site and it would appear that our family is not the only one that has had like run-ins with you and your "trained staff" as you put it. Your practice, Seems to be on a downward spiral. And I did see in your comments, that you were very quick to end care with our remaining companions. All snap judgements on your behalf with not even ..........ill wait .......c'mon......you know this one..... YES.... YES! a phone call.... The good ol' phone again..... Don't worry, we know... "Never went to Voice mail" right? -(However give her 1 star on a review and she responds before the ink dries)- We have spent years, and a lot of money with you, and we are tossed out like yesterdays newspaper. We are Grieving the loss of a family member, You have the compassion of a prison warden. Thanks again for that call. We appreciate you- Mrs. Wright, and the people that clock in there.... I want you to understand that I'm not mad at you for Bears Death. I am furious that no one in your office cares to do the right thing, EVEN when no one is looking. And that statement, I hope stings a bit, Because if anything comes out of this letter, I want every one In Kingman Arizona to know how you guys truly react when it really matters. You guys fell flat on your face- Nefarious!

When I first contacted Roy to discuss training for my dog, Finn, I was impressed with the knowledge…read morehe possessed, and the questions that he asked. I was immediately comfortable and confident that I had reached the right person . Step 1: He sent over a very detailed questionnaire, so he would know my dog before he met him. I did the 10 week at my home, which was most convenient for me. I would like to note that I travel and have a crazy schedule so we had to reschedule many times. I thank Roy for accommodating professional life. Step 2: our first in person visit Roy met Finn, my extremely rambunctious Australian shepherd/Shetland sheepdog, who loves to run out the front door and dash out into the desert, or bolt past me going down the stairs inside my house, almost sending me down the stairs . Little did I know training was as much for me, as it was for my dog. I learned so much about my dog and about me. Lots of things I thought were cute I have found are not so endearing I am still amazed. With every visit, I gained more insight and knowledge from Roy. Started out just leaving my house and working up and down my own Street. Step 3: moving from working in our neighborhood down to walking around at the park in the downtown area. Teaching Finn to sit at the corners before crossing, and not to chase after birds or other dogs. He no longer yanks on his leash. I am very grateful for the experience. I want to thank Roy from the bottom of my heart. Our lives have changed and are so much different, having a dog properly trained. Finn still has a long way to go, but I am willing to make the effort with the information Roy has given me to succeed. I plan on stopping in to his drop in classes in Kingman on Saturdays, because Finn's training will never be over, he is sly lol and he likes to get one up on me anytime he thinks I'm not paying attention. After all he is a smart dog! Roy travelled all the way from Kingman to Needles for our training, and I know he goes to Lake Havasu City and Bullhead and God knows where else If you are looking for a knowledgeable and experienced trainer, Roy is your guy . Thank you, Roy.

Roy has a colorful background in animal training. He is very knowledgeable, professional and…read morecaring. We were traveling in our RV and only had 4 weeks to work with Roy before we headed home. His training didn't require any gadgets which I truly appreciated because I am uncomfortable shocking my dog. I highly recommend.

I took my 4 yr Old Fur Baby for his first real grooming on Friday December 20, 2024, I was really…read morehappy with the service they provided, River was a little scared but, they were so good with my boy, I will be taking him back for his nail trimming and grooming, for sure... Thank You for the great Service

My dogs love the wholehearted chicken with brown rice pate. I do order it via shipping. However…read moreif I need a couple extra cans, which does happen, our store in Kingman NEVER has any. It's very frustrating. It's the only petco within 100 miles. My dogs are picky and this causes a hugh problem for me. Why can't they order more? I'm at a loss.

Great location, my granddaughters never rode horses before, after 8 weeks of lessons I was amazed…read moreat what they learned.

to Driftwood Acres Equine Center…read moreThey put on an amazing camp for kids! The kids learn the responsibilities of horse ownership, importance of following directions, sportsmanship & team work and how to properly ride. These kids thrive with the structure and reward for their hard work. It's amazing to see what these kids are capable of doing under the amazing guidance of Sharla & Amber! The private lesson are incredible as well. Each lesson is catered towards each child's personality & skill level. I'm so impressed that the teachers are able to help my strong willed fearless child and well as my timid one.

Always very helpful I adopted my dog Humphrey from there and I had him for 11 yrs before he passedread more

horrible place! they take no accountability here. they don't operate professionally or with any…read moretype of compassion & animals need that.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about my experience with Jessica! From the very beginning, she…read morewas absolutely amazing to work with--extremely professional, kind, and knowledgeable about her dogs and the breed. She made the entire process of bringing home my miniature AKC purebred poodle so smooth and reassuring. One of the things that stood out the most to me was how much care and love she puts into raising her puppies. It was clear that my pup came from an incredible environment where he was not only well cared for but also gently socialized and given the best start in life. By the time he came home with us, he was already somewhat trained, well-adjusted, and so happy and healthy. What also meant the world to me was the continued support even after our purchase. She checked in with us to see how our little one was adjusting, offered guidance when needed, and truly made us feel like part of her extended family. That level of care and dedication is rare to find and shows just how much she loves her dogs and wants the best for them even after they leave her home. Our puppy is thriving--healthy, full of personality, and such a joy to have in our lives. I am so grateful to Jessica for giving us not just a beautiful dog, but a wonderful experience throughout the entire journey. If you are looking for a breeder who genuinely cares, is incredibly knowledgeable, and goes above and beyond for both her pups and their new families, I wholeheartedly recommend her!

From the owner: At High Desert Companions, we are passionate about breeding healthy, well-tempered dogs that make…read moreexceptional companions and family members. Our breeding program is rooted in science-backed methods, ensuring that each puppy is given the best possible start in life. We utilize Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) and Early Scent Introduction (ESI) to enhance neurological development, resilience, and adaptability. We also follow the proven protocols of Puppy Culture and AviDog, providing structured early socialization, enrichment activities, and problem-solving exercises that build confidence and stability in our puppies. Our dogs come from champion bloodlines, carrying the legacy of exceptional health, structure, and temperament. We take pride in preserving and enhancing these qualities through careful selection, ethical breeding practices, and comprehensive health testing. Health, temperament, and lifelong success are at the heart of everything we do. Whether you’re looking for a loyal family pet, a working dog, or a performance prospect, our puppies are raised to be intelligent, adaptable, and eager to connect with their families. At High Desert Companions, we don’t just breed dogs—we nurture companions for a lifetime.