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I have to say I did find myself a dog and one for my son on get your pet site. It was not easy as so many scammers go on it. I did find 2 wonderful dogs here that are spoiled and loved in their forever homes. I did try to find another one from a person named Mary with a shitzu named stella for my 18 yr daughter to add to our family her but the person set up a meet up 2 times and never showed up or responded after I drove to the meet up location they set up, so it’s either a scammer or a prank. A waste of of time. But if anyone asks for money remember not to send any monies because that is a rule on the site. When you get the dog you pay online to getyourpet. Then you get paper work from the site and some coupons for discount dog supplies and vet visit. Most scammers put pics of puppies and ask for money to be wired , Apple Pay or cashapp. Do not send anything to them. Report it to the site so they can remove them and warn others.

good experience. i adopted a dog being rehomed thru this group only this past week. everything went well but not without any hiccups. this is not my first rodeo. i used to show two breeds in conformation and obedience and volunteered with a breed specific rescue for over 20 years. the young family were honest in most everything they presented the dog to be. the major flaws was the dog pictured was in full coat. the dog at adoption was clipped down. they should have used the more current pictures. also they did not supply the entire vet history. only the last visit. the complete history isn't required but i would have appreciated it. nor was the heartworm status and microchip status presented at the meetup but they willingly gave it to me within minutes of sending a text asking. . this was partly my fault. i had it in my mind exactly what to ask but right at the meeting greeting the sky opened up and we had to move inside the pet supply store to conduct it so things got somewhat confusing and lost. i suggest everyone write their questions down about vaccines and preventative meds in case you have similar mother nature issues. the adoption is now complete, the dog is doing fine and everything the owner told me appears to be correct. i am very happy with this little dog and the transaction and it saved this dog from having to stay in a shelter. that was a real plus. she and i are buddies now enjoying each other greatly.

Was interested in a dog and a "Michael" was the guardian and long story short when it got to the point of meeting up with him and the dog didn't sound good. He didn't have a picture of himself... lived in Brooklyn and wanted money upfront for the vet paperwork he would be getting..... ok.... NOPE

this is a great website, but please be aware that there are scammers. i'm in new york so details may be different where you live. here are the signs of a scammer: - guardian has a common male name with no picture provided. where i am, it's usually "john' or "jackson." - description of the dog usually, but not always, has horrible grammar. usually, the scammer says that "he/she like to be ride in car" or "he/she like to be held carried." - the pictures of the dog are usually taken off the internet, and occasionally the dog is listed as way older than he/she looks in the pictures. - the most common breeds in my area are french bulldog, samoyed, golden retriever and pomeranian. the most common names are "willy," "bella," "rosy" and "bear." - the dog is listed as spayed/neutered, fully house trained (even though it's usually a "4 month old" puppy!!!) and is left "inside loose" when the guardian is gone. - the reason for the scammer surrendering the dog is always, "not enough time to spend with (name)." - the veterinarian is not listed, and the last time the dog visited the vet is "unknown." - additional information, if provided, is almost always "hope he/she finds a better home here soon." please be careful on this website! i will probably be picking up a dog this summer (not a scam though)!

ALL SCAMMERS DO NOT GIVE YOUR FULL NAME DO NOT SEND MONEY MAYBE THEIR IS ONE DOG MEET AT THE VET IF LOCAL - IF NOT LOCAL ASK FOR A CURRENT PICTURE

Get Your Pet is a wonderful site to find and rehome pets! A lot of the reviews on here say they got scammed, that's because they only click on profiles of dogs that are obviously fake, aka little tea cup dogs and french bulldogs... The pictures are obviously lifted from instagram, etc! There's hundreds of legit animals on this site looking for homes and only a few scams, but it's like that on any site you go to! Just don't be stupid when looking for pets... no sane person is going to rehome a $6000 tea cup dog for free. If it sounds too good to be true it is! I found my beautiful little chocolate lab on there and the adoption process went so smooth and perfect! Highly recommend!

Get Your Pet worked PERFECTLY for me! I first setup a profile on Adopt-a-Pet but got no responses. Then I found Get Your Pet and setup a profile, including a short video. I got several responses within a day and completed the adoption within 48 hours! My little dog Molly was adopted by a perfect family (that lived only 12 miles from me near Chattanooga, TN!) and it was a huge relief! It could not have gone better!! Highly recommend Get Your Pet!

This is a really easy way to end up with a nightmare in your house. It’s always best to go through a program before a dog is place.People who are not animal professionals placing pets is always a terrible idea. Owners omit so much information because they just need the dog rehome, without fixing the behaviors that put them up for rehoming in the first place. I see so many dogs from sites like this who end up back in shelters. Definitely a buyer beware situation. You clearly get what you pay for.