Keystone PuppiesReviews of keystonepuppies.com

Puppy mill puppies? Possibly. She was 5 months old when we got her; not house trained and didn’t eat on a regular schedule. Only ate food off the floor. She was scared of the bowl! Here we are two months later and I am still having a hard time house training her. Her vet records were sketchy and when I asked for the rabies tag the owner said the vet was behind on paperwork. That sounded like a BS story to me. Never did get the tag. So I had to get her dewormed and her shots myself to make sure she was vaccinated. Those things aside she is the joy of our lives and has brought life back into our family after our last dog passed away. We are SO glad to have such a sweet lovable dog. She is our baby.

The German Shepherd is fine!!! But the breeder had her past the where he should had gotten her some shots . She was over 16weeks . He negotiated the price to compensate the shots.

Love the puppy very healthy but was missing a couple of shots. Nothing serious but needed to treat for worms.

The puppy we got from the breeder, probably did not get his ears checked by the vet even though his vaccines were up to date.Breeder nor vet checked his ears nor cleaned them, pet groomer said to keep an eye because He was squirming when trying to clean his ears, which were disgusting dirty, so much so that He ended having an ear infection. Please check the puppies ears before purchasing and puppy, asides from that He is doing well and adjusting well.

Quick and easy , just didn’t like how my puppy came with fleas and tape worms & it cost me a nice penny to fix her up .

I’m having to get my puppy vaccinated all over again due to an inaccuracy in the records I was provided with. Keystone said they couldn’t do anything about that. However my puppy is happy and very healthy

Well overall awesome and fot a perfect rottie. However after a daughter father inbred great dane from Mariam hoover. May have spelled 1st name wrong.

I am writing to have other consumers be very aware of what they are buying. We purchased a "mini labradoodle" from Sam Blank in February. Within 24 hours, she needed a vet appointment, as she came home, sick, with a parasite. We called to inform the breeder, just so he would know - and it went to voice mail. Not surprisingly, he never called back. As of this writing, the puppy is 20 weeks old, over 28 pounds, and about thirty inches long. She is not any kind of "mini". Additionally, she has no "doodle" at all in her appearance. We specifically requested, desired, searched for, and bought what we were told was a mini labradoodle. And we believe we were deceived. All that being said, we love our dog, and accept her for what she is. But having a larger dog does present problems for me - and I have trouble walking, carrying and controling her. I wish we would have been given a truthful bill of goods. The mother was with the puppies at first observation; we know that she was a golden lab. We were shown a picture of the father, and told it was a family member's mini poodle. Unfortunately, our puppy didn't get the mini poodle memo. Sam Blank said he would call in a couple of weeks, to check in on the puppy. Have you heard from him? We haven't. And so, for all these reasons, I would not recommend Keystone Puppies or Sam Blank - in the name of honesty and full disclosure. UPDATE: After posting the above review, Keystone Puppies contacted us, as did the breader Sam Blank, and reimbursed us for the vet costs we incurred in the first 24 hours after picking up our puppy. This is much appreciated and helpful. So thank you, Keystone Puppies, for really standing behind your service and making connections with your customers and your breeders.