Greenfield PuppiesReviews of greenfieldpuppies.com

Our experience with Greenfield Puppies was entirely positive. The breeder was responsive and professional. The dam greeted us as we drove in and was clearly a well-loved family pet who had the run of a large farm. The puppies were active and playful, the only down side being some muddy paws from romping on the dirt lane that led to the house and barn. There did not appear to be any other dogs on the property, so I had the impression, though I can't be entirely positive, that they do not run an extensive breeding operation. I have seen many sweeping generalizations here about both Greenfield and breeders in southeastern Pennsylvania, and while I am certain there are disreputable breeders in both, our experience suggests a more considered individual assessment is necessary.

We found a beautiful, healthy and smarter than "human"chocolate labrador from The Martins. Our Lacey, previously Sally was taken care of and the seller was so nice. I would and MAY get another one from them when they breed again. Price was reasonable and our baby was well taken care of. Mrs Martin even sent us pix of her. Smarter than any dog we ever owned. Thank you to the Martins !!

I purchased a Cane Corso. It was quite a ride a way so I had paid someone to pick him up. So, I paid for the dog and I paid for the shipping. My poor shipping guy drove 4 hours just to get the puppy for them to call me and say that the puppy had a lump on his hind leg. Like are you kidding me. You wait to the last minute to call me and tell me that the dog is injured!! My poor shipping guy went there for nothing. Yes, the "breeder" refunded the pup price but still out the shipper fee which is fine cuz he deserves it for the crap he went through. The breeder should have told me when I talked to them the morning stating my shipper was on the way. Just stay away! It's like a puppy mill with a rough looking farm. Poor animals 😢

BEWARE BUYERS!! Our first interaction with this organization has been very disappointing and emotionally traumatizing for our family as our dog suffers ever day because of careless breeding. We purchased a German Shepard advertised on Greenfield Puppies in PA. The conditions the puppies were living in was concerning as the breeders stored them in a barn with other animals. We found flees on our puppy the first night home. Furthermore, as our dog grew it was clear there was something wrong. Our dog ate tons of food but was not gaining any weight. This went on for two years, countless expensive trips to the vet with no solutions. We had discovered on our own that our dog had EPI (Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency), a digestive disease that requires supplements for the rest of their life. This condition is most common in German Shepherds and can be thought to be hereditary. Therefore, we are not happy with this breeder or organization that advertises on their website that they sell genetically healthy puppies. Now we pay extra to keep our puppy alive, happy, and healthy which I believed could have been avoided if the organization was more involved with their breeders. And to make matters worse, our dog was recently diagnosed with Pannus.

my dog was health until 2 years old. then the genetic diseases started. she has EPI . this is a genetic disease and of course no cure. i have to add digestive enzymes to her food daily. that costs me $260 a month. Now she is diagnosed with Pannus. this is another hereditary disease common in German Shepherds which will blind her shortly. My advice is stay away from Greenfield puppies especially Paul Blank in Narvon PA

I just encountered so many bad reviews about Greenfield puppies. Maybe there are breeders and breeders of course and you can’t conclude about this platform by one breeder, that sells there! I had my pomeranian puppy 5 years ago through this site and the Amish family did not seem like a puppy mill at all! I was able to go see all their dogs and select from the available babies. We left a deposit and had to return next week to pick it up ( although we had to drive 2.5 hrs in one direction to Pennsylvania) as the babies were less than 8 weeks old and weren’t able to leave with their new owners., The Amish family was very responsive and we had a good communication and conversation about everything. My Lexie had her vaccines and was in great health and she is till now!

Greenfield Puppies does promote mass produced dogs, which might not be illegal, but not something you are looking for. Please, look for critical reviews, and distinguish between a cute puppy and a good breeder: We bought a puppy from Mr Stoltzfoos on Greenfield Puppies. The dog is obviously wonderful, and we love him very much. However, in hindsight there are many signs that Mr Stoltzfoos is a mass producer of puppies which might not receive the care from him you'd expect. First of all, he offers multiple breeds and many puppies. Then he doesn't show you the parents or the place the puppies are kept. He is also highly transactional, and the overall in-person experience seemed somewhat staged. Finally, he uses a relative to do the medical exam. Please, judge for yourself and read up about Amish puppy mills before buying here. If you already bought one from him, observe if your puppy has behavioral (e.g. anxiety, aggression, difficult to potty train) or medial issues (e.g. infections). We had all of them. Also, if you are wondering how they come up with the star ratings for their breeders. It's not from users, because you don't get to pick a rating. Try it for yourself.

I purchased a puppy almost 2 years ago from Greenfield Puppies and had a wonderful experience with purchasing so, I’ve been trying for 2 years to register as a breeder. I haven’t had any luck and I’m not sure why.. I’m not a male or an Amish breeder maybe. All the breeders I’ve seen listed are male and Amish.. not one of my applications have made it to their email department that doesn’t have a phone . Not one person I’ve spoken to has any idea how to solve issue other than to transfer me to voicemail. They certainly like to take our money when we purchase, but not the competition of our puppies; I don’t know . Just one brick wall after another. How do the Amish register theirs..? With these puppies the fee to list is or would’ve been over $1000..