We adopted our babies in October of 2017 from Moonstruck Kennels. Remy and Colt, our blacks Labs,…read moreare healthy and happy Labrador Retrievers. I am so happy that I found Moonstruck a Kennels. My babies are so beautiful, friendly and obedient and this is due to their breeding and early care. If you are looking for Labs, definitely call Moonstruck Kennels.

Although I did not get a pup from Desiree. I just wanted to say how kind and helpful she was over…read morethe phone. Thank you again

We are in love with our baby girl from who gives us so much love and side eyes. The communication…read morewith the team at Crown has been flawless throughout the entire progress of matching with our puppy. I really appreciate the heart they put into their family business and it shows through the puppies that comes from them. Multiple people have already asked me about our puppy's breeder when they met her. I recommend Crown with no reservation.

I picked up my English cream dachshund puppy on March 16th. The communication leading up to our…read morepickup was flawless. I took Benson to the vet the day after I picked him up for an initial exam and the vet said he was healthy and a very sweet boy. He has the best temperament: always either playing or napping. He is happy when he meets anyone and everyone loves him already. Perfect addition to our family!

I have adopted 2 pugs from Corina and they are the highlights of my life. Her pugs are well bred…read morewith incredible personalities. You can tell Corina is passionate about what she does. Corina, thank you for my two bundles of joy. All my best to you.

We got our sweet little Moose from Corrina, and he came well loved and ready to love! She was the…read moreonly breeder to get back to us in a reasonable timeline-and she called me the same day I reached out! Corrina is kind, informative, and very transparent about her breeding process and her lovely pug brood. She even let us come visit her location to meet her pugs and ask all our questions. By the time we picked up Moose to take him home, we felt well prepared to take care of our little guy properly. She even sent us home with some goodies :) please please consider her if you are in the market for a pug bud!

Hard to get a puppy there's always someone waiting for the pup before you! They say these people…read morehave been waiting for 6 months! It's not a fair situation!

ADVICE: "BE PERSISTENT"…read more Thank you and kudos to SCPR for taking their time to rescue Pomeranians and finding them the right fit homes. They are a trusted organization and the volunteers/staff truly care for the Pomeranians an want the best fit. The Poms come spade/nurtured, vaccinated, and microchipped. My Pom came with a ton of commands and housebroken and pad trained. Because of them, my heart is overly filled with joy knowing I am a human to that infamous CHLOE! I adopted Chloe on August 28, 2019 after 3.5 weeks of stalker her and sliding DMs to the organization/volunteers - more like blowing up their DMs. LOL. Like I said, "be persistent". - Continuously keep reaching out - Attend their events - Be vocal to the organization and volunteers how interested you are and what is the next step - Good luck being the right fit for your future resume Pomeranian The organization is great. Til this day they keep in touch! HERE'S MY STORY. I have given up trying to adopt a dog because it seems daunting and never ending with dismissing inquiries - it belittled my confidence in ever adopting a rescue. I decided to give my dog search one last try and I saw a picture of Chloe. When I want something, I will go beyond measures to get it. Chloe stole my heart and I knew she'd be mine. I went to the SCPR website and emailed them, followed their social media, and sent messages and received no response. I even noted their address and was determine to drive 1+ hrs but realize it doesn't look like a dog rescue facility. I did my "investigating" on InstaGram and connected a key person (Jasmine) in the organization and slid DM's her way. She connected me to the temp. foster mom (Theresa) caring for Chloe via phone to know more about her personality. She didn't tell me just the good stuff, she truthfully told me about who/how Chloe is - I appreciate that because I've had other organizations say anything just to loadoff the dog. Shortly after, they texted me about the meet and greet event coming up in Irvine that weekend and then it was announced online. I wasn't sure what was expected and so I arrived 2hrs early and waited near by. And was the first person to arrive at the event to meet Chloe and spend time with her. A ton of people were there to check out Chloe and I started to lose my confidence assuming maybe those people are better fit because this is my first dog as an adult and all these other people have dogs an etc. I stayed an extra 1.5hrs observing Chloe and chatting with volunteers and of course checking out my competition. I then asked the organization "what's the next step, I'd like to do a trial". According to them, I was the only one who stepped up and asked and so I got my chance. Little did they know, I have been observing Chloe through pictures and social media for 3 weeks that i have prepared for her to live with me even though I have yet met her (bought her a bed, tons of food she might like from a special dog deli, bought her a few mini tennis balls, bought a camera for my home so I can spy on her, seemed out local small dog parks to take her) - yah, I'm THAT dedicated type of person. Couple days later they arrived in San Diego to do a home inspection and drop Chloe off - I was truly ready for her. Our week trial went great, we were the right fit. While on trial, Chloe got fleas from the dog park and the organization allowed me to take her to their vet to get checked and get medication for her. During trial, they followed up to make sure everything was okay. Their lines of communication was open and I could reach out to them about anything. After a week, we went forward in making the adoption final! They given me a chance to love a rescue dog and I hope to provide Chloe with #livingherbestlife moments in San Diego.

Pet Match Rescue is an awesome organization, giving so many loving dogs a chance in life, rescuing…read morethem from loneliness, risk of euthanasia, and placing them in well deserved loving homes! This was my family's first experience with pet adoption. Pet Match Rescue (PMR) made the experience smooth and organized, by having the adoptable pets online for review and applications available online so that you can prepare one in advance. You can look at their events list for an opportunity to meet the dog and talk with someone from the Pet Match organization. I love how Pet Match cares for its animals and focuses primarily on what is in the best interest in each of its dogs. They want to meet everyone in your family, talk with you and ensure there will be plenty of love and good compatibility between you and your future pet. If you want an organization where you just give them money and get a dog, no questions asked...this is not the place for you! They truly love their dogs and want them to have the best possible home. On the day of the event, we arrived at Petco and followed the Pet Match signs to visit Beverly, the beautiful little Yorkie/Pomeranian that we previously viewed on the website. We found a pen with some of the adoptable dogs in it, along with Phyllis, their foster mom. There we had an opportunity to visit with Beverly and chat with Phyllis about the dog. We found Phyllis to be a very friendly, caring foster mom for these dogs, with a very loving heart. She told us all about the little dog, including how she likes to play, her personality and eating habits. We were given an opportunity to take the dog for a short walk and get acquainted with our possible new companion. Along the walk our family spoke with Phyllis and shared what our home would be like for Beverly. After our brief walk and visit with Beverly, we decided that we would love for her to be a member of the family. We took our completed adoption papers to the table where we met Linda. We were a bit nervous when we talked with Linda, since we were anxiously hoping that we would be accepted as a match for Beverly. We talked about our home, told her a little about ourselves and even showed her pictures of our home. I thought bringing pictures of our home and the neighborhood where we would walk her, with lush greenbelts would help show Pet Match what it would be like for Beverly to live with us. The next morning, we received a call from Pet Match confirming that our family was matched with Beverly and that they would like to come with Beverly to visit our home. The next day, Linda brought Beverly to our home along with a big bag of toys and treats. Together we watched as Beverly played in our home and became comfortable in her new surroundings. Linda is very compassionate about their dogs and before we knew it, hours had gone by. She gave us lots of good advice on how to care for Beverly and showed us which food products were the best and which ones were not recommended. Linda talked to us about Beverly's feeding schedule and showed us all of the products, treats and coupons in the goodie bag. We enjoyed Linda's visit and appreciated all the advice that she provided about Beverly. She is an exceptional member of the Pet Match team and really goes the extra length to successfully adopt a pet. Beverly has been a wonderful addition to our family and has brought us much love and happiness. We couldn't be more pleased!

We could not be happier with our new family member. By the looks of the reviews here, you either…read moregive 5 stars for an amazing experience or you give 1 star if you are turned down for adoption. I get it. Here is my story.... We looked on petfinder.com for a new puppy and we see a litter of six havanese mix puppies that are as adorable as can be. I submit an application and am told via email that we cannot see them unless we show up at a public viewing the following Sunday at the Petco in Newport Beach. It was Father's Day so we had to change our plans around to make it in time. They were showing them from noon to 3pm and we showed up at 2:30. The place was a mad-house. Totally mobbed with people from all over So Cal waiting around to get their 5 minutes in the play pen with the gorgeous puppies. There were literally over 100 people there during our stay. Our turn came and, after being handled all day, the puppies were all exhausted and taking naps. Still cute but it was way too difficult to request any one in particular. We needed to submit the names of our requested puppy(s) on the application, and then wait for a call. We figured there was no way we would "make the cut" but I did get a call on the following Tuesday. We were told that, based on our application (we listed that we had a kitten at home) we would best be matched with one named "Agate". We would need to agree to that one in particular but that was not one that we asked for. Based on Agate's personality, he would most likely have the best chance in a home with a kitten. We were thrilled to get any of the six and certainly welcomed their recommendation. They were going to stop by and do a home inspection later in the week. We did the recommended shopping for the right food, toys, playpen, etc. and awaited our meeting. We knew from experience that they wanted no dog door, locks on all of the side gates, a good perimeter fence, a nice yard with grass and someone home most of the day. Not great to lock up a puppy all day while mom and dad are working. Hence some of the bad reviews. Hey, I get it. When the puppies are cute and close to pure bread, these places can afford to be picky. Anyone can go to a shelter and pick up a chihuahua or pit bull and will cost next to nothing. A cute, almost pure bread, puppy will require different rules and a higher adoption fee. This is not a for-profit enterprise but they do charge more where they can and use the extra funds to help defray costs of running their program. What they do here is amazing. For example, we were ready to adopt Agate right away but we could not bring him home for two more weeks while he was battling an ear infection. The foster family, who was housing and raising all six puppies, was making sure he was strong and healthy before placement, and not looking to turn a quick buck. Our adoption fee was $625 (I think) which was a lot more than a dog from a pound and a lot less than a pure bread puppy from a breeder. Agate, now called Oliver, is a lovable healthy adorable little guy and were are lucky to have him. The folks here are all amazing, caring volunteers and they run a wonderful service.

It was pleasure buying a puppy from this breeder. I am very satisfied with the quality of my puppyread more

My experience with rare and royal is 100%. They are very knowledgable of the breed plus you know…read morethe pups are well taken care of. Plus you really know they care so much of their pups because everytime you have a question they would answer immediately and they also ask for updates. Would recommend them if you are getting a new pup! Below is a photo of my pup that I got from them

It was an absolute pleasure to work with Mark, his family, and associated team towards bringing…read morehome our puppy from his first Christmas Kandie litter. It's my second Dood from his star stud, Chewie -- the first pup from another breeder with Chewie on loan. Well, having gotten to meet Chewie (and Kandie) this time around, all I can say is you would be hard pressed to find dogs that are more wonderfully spirited, smart, loving, and obviously living a great life than these two. I hadn't even thought about it when I signed on for the litter but getting to meet Mark and his daughter (and then see things progressing nearly every step of the way because of his social media skills and presence) was incredibly reassuring and also helpful towards actually picking out our puppy. As I told him, the amount of time and energy he was clearly putting in (again, documented thru social media posts) to make sure that the puppies were as healthy, happy and socialized well was truly awe inspiring. Now we've got our pups up on the same media platforms and are connected back in this way. It's wonderful to see near daily updates of Chewie and Kandie, puppy footage, and from some of the other families from the litter (or who have a puppy sired by Chewie). It is a friendly and happy canine network...and, again, something I hadn't expected or thought about but which is actually a huge positive and makes the experience of working with Mark as your Doodle breeder more than a little value-added. Yes, to all that has been written here previously as well. If you're looking for a wonderful Goldendoodle puppy, you have found the right place here.

I recently picked up my Golden doodle puppy from Mark at Sweets Doodles. My puppy is perfect for…read moreour family and the experience was great start to finish. We were given lots of information on bringing our puppy home including puppy care, food, copies of his initial Vet visit and shot records, micro chip registration, puppy training, ongoing support and more. Took the puppy to my Vet yesterday and found to be in tip-top health. THANK YOU Sweets Doodles, I will be back when we are ready for our next puppy!

This breeder is so amazing & has gorgeous, good quality pups!! You can tell she loves these pups I…read morehave recommended her to many of my friends & family!

Beautiful and healthy puppies! Owner replies quickly and answers all questions. You can tell they…read moretruly love their pups and want them to go to loving homes!