PuppySpotReviews of puppyspot.com

always answered my questions or concerns. received my mini schnauzer exactly as pictured and on time as promised. a beautiful puppy. very happy with him.

While the end result was a handsome healthy puppy that we love the process of getting the puppy could be a little smoother. The response time on their app/online chat is very long. Also the cost they charge for their puppy’s is extremely inflated compared to others out there. But in the end we are very happy with our new little puppy. Update: it wasn’t just time in response to request for photos or videos it was any time I asked any question period on the app the response time was horrible. For a supposed online chat forum it was not good at all. Most of the time it was just simple questions that I was asking. Just being honest.

We had a wonderful experience and have a gorgeous puppy ! Puppy spot was very organized and detail oriented and helped us find a wonderful new furry baby. Our puppy concierge was wonderful very nice and helpful with Breeder information etc.

Puppyspot was very responsive and answered all my questions in a timely manner. And the followup is awesome. I loved going through all the pictures until I found the little one I fell in love with. I recommend this site to anyone considering a new puppy.

I suggest people read the Better Business reports against this company. There are too many people making similar complaints. There are way too many actual decent breeders out there that charge WAY less, deal directly with people, and are not puppy mills to bother with this company. The reply they gave was EXCEPTIONALLY deceptive... A+ rating ... go check it out they have a two star out of five average on BBB.

I have sent an email and awaiting a response from Puppy Spot. I want to warn those out there looking at the previous pics posted on the website of their new family member things aren’t as they seem. I don’t blame puppy spot, I blame the crooked breeders that are lying and have vets lying for them to puppy spot. I ordered a maltipoo in July 2018. Puppy was born June 4. Was told I would get puppy at 8 weeks as long as she was 2.5 lbs. I had to wait 12 weeks and when she arrived on a plane from Missouri she was not even 2 lbs. teeny tiny we fell in love. We took her to the vet and they told me she didn’t look like a maltipoo. Here we are over a year later and the vet said she has no poodle and no Maltese in her. She said she looks to have cocker spaniel and papillon. What a totally different type of dog. We would trade our little girl for anything but something must be done with these crooked puppy breeders. I think I should be reimbursed for some of the money I paid and the breeder should be fined by puppy spot.

I loved the experience with puppy spot now I have my lil buddy Oberon

Our experience was great. After organising a pup to arrive we read all these awful reviews about puppy farming or whatever and people saying for no reason that they were frauds. I actually believe that a lot of these are fake and from people who just don't like the concept. Our experience was really great. The Labradoodle was the cutest. After we got their vet details we could look up the breeder and they are an adorable family highly rated in their community. I would say that if a flight is involved think hard about the airport. La Guardia (I'm British) is not something that I would recommend on an eve flight on a Friday :-), perhaps Americans would have known that. If you can find a local breeder (not a horrible semi-city one like a lot in New York) then great. If you can't and are willing to pay extra for a pup that's really well raised in the American countryside than this is a great service. And btw, the flight isn't that big a deal to a new pup. They will be a little stressed anyway from the rehoming and like a 4hr car journey with strangers- and they will forget about it. I would recommend this service. I would also recommend people who rave about "rescue dogs" to check what they are getting. These dogs are often flown in from random places, and "rescued" from an operation. Speak to your vet / check with the local animal authority before using these, they are a racket the world over. Puppyspot is a large company that I think will raise breeding standards and help our furry friends find home.