Greenfield PuppiesReviews of greenfieldpuppies.com

puppy was sick and died three weeks after i bought her. greenfield and their 30 health guarantee is BS they dont even answer any complaints. waiting now to see if ill get my money back or if im going to sue for cost of puppy plus all vet bills Got a Personal check for cost of puppy. Let's hope now it clears. Not a fan of checks. Will never deal with Greenfield again. Found a much better place and now have a beautiful baby girl.

We ordered a golden retriever and got the wrong one, it was delivered by Furry Trails pet transport and they gave us the wrong dog. No one will contact us with a resolution just keep telling us we got the right one we paid for…we did not. Me and my daughter called the breeder and she told us we didn’t…wrong dog and pictures tell. We are very disappointed

I was supposedly getting a Havenese from Rebecca King in Quarryville, PA. So many lies were told and I knew it when I was there picking up my puppy. The puppy might be 50% Havanese, but Lord knows what the other half is. I thought the Amish had Integrity. Not so, and she's even teaching her daughter to lie. I took "Cooper" home anyway because he needed rescuing. He's a handful - and doesn't have the personality of a Havanese, but we're keeping him. I would never bring him back to that environment. He's growing to be way bigger than a Havanese. Clearly, all the Amish care about is the money! Avoid Greenfield Puppies. What they say you're getting may or may not be the truth. In addition, these places are puppy mills. They need to be put out of business. No one who cares about dogs would ever treat them the way these puppies are treated.

I purchased a Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier puppy that I received in September 2018. When she was 4.5 years old, we learned that she had inherited Protein Losing Nephropathy (PLN), a fatal kidney disease, and she died shortly after turning six years old. Do not purchase from Greenfield Puppies. As previous reviews have mentioned, they are a broker for puppy mills exclusively operated by the Amish, who unscrupulously and inhumanely breed dogs for pure profit. My puppy arrived with fleas and three different types of worms. Upon realizing the multitude of health issues our dog had during her short life, I learned that reputable breeders do inexpensive DNA testing to ascertain whether the Wheaten Terrier sire and dam are carriers of PLN so as not to pass on the disease within the breed. The individual I spoke with by phone was named John Stoltzfus of Honey Brook, PA, and purported to be the breeder (he also spells his name Stoltzfoos to obfuscate records). However, the paperwork that arrived listed the breeder as Amos Stoltzfus/Stoltzfoos. The American Canine Association is a sham registry, created by Greenfield Puppies brokers to lend an air of legitimacy, but buyers are purchasing unhealthy dogs raised in puppy mills. Do a google search regarding the horrors of puppies bred by the Amish. A clue that you may be buying a puppy from a puppy mill is that the breeder does not request you to fill out a questionnaire/be interviewed to ensure their puppies go to responsible homes. Greenfield Puppies is truly unconscionable.

In the pursuit of finding the perfect furry companion, I unwittingly stumbled into a nightmare of deceit in the puppy breeding industry. My journey, marked by heartache and frustration, serves as a warning for anyone considering purchasing a puppy from websites connecting buyers and sellers like Greenfield Puppies or any similar online puppy website. The Chain of Deception: My ordeal began with the innocent desire to welcome a new puppy into my home. I did not understand or know about the dark world of online puppy sales. Little did I know, the puppy I chose and eventually bought was listed for sale on Greenfiledpuppies.com by someone who posed as his breeder but I later found out was not his breeder. This would have never come out if my puppy did not end up being sick and me trying to connect the dots of the paperwork that came with him. The Devastating Consequences: Upon the arrival of my puppy, my joy quickly turned to worry as I discovered he had Giardia – a dangerous parasite with severe health implications for both humans and animals. I am disabled and this is very scary for me. Despite assurances of my puppy’s health and the paperwork from the veterinarians who cleared him for sale and transport at Sugarcreek Veterinary and Holmes Wayne Vet Service, it was clear that my puppy was not healthy. About “Gold Standard”: GreenfieldPuppies.com website proudly boasts of a “Gold Standard” of health for the puppies they sell, yet my experience was very different. Edna Hochstetler was selling the puppy acting as if she was his breeder when actually my puppy was bred by a large commercial dog breeder in Ohio named Atlee Swartzentruber. At the time of purchase she never explained she was not the breeder which is very misleading, not transparent and unethical if you ask me. Seeking Accountability: Faced with mounting veterinary bills and the ongoing suffering of my new puppy, I refuse to remain silent. This is not fair to the dogs or the people buying them. I am asking anyone who reads this not to buy a puppy from any website. Greenfield Puppies has a disclaimer that absolves them of responsibility stating they don’t handle the transactions or guarantee breeder information. I found out the hard way it all falls on the buyer and was misled on their platform. A Call to Action: I am asking all dog-lovers to join me. Don’t buy a puppy online. Pick your puppy up in person so you can meet it’s mom and where she lives. These websites lack transparency. I owe a debt of gratitude to Stop Online Puppy Mills, whose support and research helped me navigate the scribbles and handwritten paperwork to finally figure out where my pup really came from. Please visit StopOnlinePuppyMills.org to learn more about “Broker Websites” like Greenfield Puppies and how they operate. In conclusion, my journey with GreenfieldPuppies.com has been really hard. I feel deceived, guilty and misled, not to mention heartbreak. I remain determined to seek justice for my puppy and all those who suffer at the hands of this ruthless industry. Please share my story to educate others. JP

UPDATE: My corgi is 3 years old and he has just been diagnosed with epilepsy due to seizures. We weren't able to control his seizures and after two trips to the ER he became blind after standard treatment not working. It was determined he had a brain defect due to genetics. We sadly had to put him down after only having him for 2 years. Please save yourself the heartbreak and do not support this company. Learn from our mistake and support reputable breeders instead. OLD REVIEW: I've had my Corgi puppy Amigo for almost 3 months now and he is the happiest and healthiest puppy ever! We get so many compliments on him. On the day we drove to pick our puppy up, it was a very cold and wet day and it was uncomfortable to meet our puppy like that. We were all shivering but the puppy took a liking to my boyfriend and I immediately which was a great sign. Our puppy was clean, smelled great, and handled a 3hr drive back home very very well. The breeders were also nice and allowed us to meet their family dogs as well who looked happy and healthy. Amigo is now a happy well trained puppy who is so eager to learn and growing fast! I'm sure there are some bad breeders on Greenfield but my experience overall was pleasant. I called at least 5 breeders on Greenfield before I picked the one so just do your due diligence!

We got an aussie/eskimo from this "breeder" that ended up having epilepsy by the time it turned 1. We got a refund from petland but they decided they needed to take no further action and we are stuck paying thousands a year for all his tests and medications. They do not do any health tests on parents this is 100% a mill and we plan to now proceed with legal action to at the very least get this place shut down.

This is a puppy mill… Disgusting I showed up and walked right back out the door