Greenfield PuppiesReviews of greenfieldpuppies.com

Be careful and do not just research this site. Research the person you are buying from. When I arrived to pick up my Saint Bernard puppy it was a farm. Beautiful place but the woman there knew nothing about the dogs or puppy. She not the gentleman I was talking too via phone/text. No stud on site, no information. Many red flags but I was silly and purchased the puppy anyway. Was sent home with wrong puppies papers, I brought home a male, papers were for a female. Dog is older now, started showing splayed duck feet at 5 months old, now diagnosed with hip dysplasia, and allergies all from bad genetics. Will never use this site again. Use AKC, I am thankful I put him on pet insurance as soon as I got him to a vet or I'd be in vet debt by now.

Amos and Emma King...Wow!I left a review on the other site have.paws-pals.com.He finally called me after it but it never made the site.Our pup (19 months) has sever hip dysplasia. Almost nonexistent sockets.Had to have FHO...He didn't know what that was..But (Doesn't know)If Mom golden retreiver was even tested for it?The dad is his though.GABE..Left several messages and didn't get in touch until I left the review our pup was having surgery. Remi( now Nikolai)is recovering well...Would like answer on why my review didn't make it to their website. Paws-pals.com?Amos also told me in the phone conversation,and I quote,"you can't go by the website as to who the parents are"!!!????why was my review not posted.My good reviews were before this poor pup had problems!!

The transaction was handled by adolescent boys with no adults present. The puppy was kept outside with many many other dogs. The puppy tested positive for multiple intestinal parasites and was behind on her vaccines despite being told that she had already had all necessary vet treatments for her age. Very very disappointed with their unprofessionalism.

This dog is not a cavapoo. The dog’s mom is a cavapoo and the dad is a poodle. That info should be given before the visit even happened. Other medical info was not released either until after payment. Vaccines given by the breeder are rarely accepted by a Veterinarian. Exercise caution with this breeder. Hopefully the dog lives many years but am skeptical of that.

Our Daughter age 19 but does not look a day over 16 went behind our backs to get a dog from Greenfield Puppies and one of their breeders. She wanted a Doberman (not sure why) we have no experience with the breed. She purchased the dog. Never received a bill of sale, no id, no background check etc. So, she purchased the dog and would call us crying as the dog had a bunch of scratches on his head and worms. We contacted the breeder. Two days later she started to realize that she did not have the room for the puppy as she lives in an apartment with an extremely small fenced in yard. She contacted the breeder about returning the dog. He reluctantly was willing to take it back and was willing to refund her 400 of her 925 payment. Now believe me, we are very confident that our daughter was at a decent amount of fault here, but the advertisement is "connecting puppies to families" . She was clear that she was a student but he sold it to her anyhow. I just would be very cautious of someone selling a dog that never contacted anyone about it. As an adult, we have rescued give dogs over out life and everyone of them does a house visit or reference check, etc. My wife and I actually offered to take the dog (because his wife was making comments about the amount of food and price of vaccinations) to try and help out, but he was only focused on selling the dog to us all over again. Just seems that good business practice would be to ask for an ID, especially when the potential owner looks so young. For what its worth he did give her about 40% of her purchase price back. Luckily the vet would not vaccinate him due to him having worms, crusty eyes, and the scratches on his head or she would be out thata money as well.

Our boxer got very sick at 2 1/2 years old and had to be put down….Our vet was very concerned because this was not the first boxer coming from Amish country that was very sick….We were not allowed to see where the litter was kept , but they were coverd with wood chips..We were also not allowed to see the mother…..We had gotten our little Maltese four years ago and she was very sick with girardia for months…..thank God she is now a beautiful little girl…….nothing but a puppy mill…

This site is not bad