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About Greenfield Puppies
Greenfield Puppies was created to give future pet owners a safe and controlled way to find their new dog. For more than ten years, Greenfield has set strict standards for the breeders the company partners with so that each soon-to-be owner can welcome a happy, healthy pup into their home.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Health guarantee
- Return policy
- Large selection
Cons
- Costly shipping
- Can be pricey
Bottom Line
Greenfield Puppies is a digital platform that helps connect pet owners with reputable dog breeders. From the site, consumers can browse and purchase AKC-certified puppies.
Top Greenfield Puppies Reviews
We got a Shiba Inu through Greenfield Puppies and everything went very smoothly. My mom has a friend who was scammed online for a dog. The process I went through is a lot more sec...
Read full reviewMy Shichon pups are nearly four years old. I found them on the Greenfield Puppies website. As my last dog was purchased in a pet store at a time when I was unaware of puppy mills,...
Read full reviewWhat is Greenfield Puppies?
Greenfield Puppies is a service that helps connect customers with reputable dog breeders. The site features multiple breeds, including Airedale terriers, Alaskan malamutes, Weimaraners and Yorkshire terriers. Available puppies can be viewed through four main categories:
- By breed
- New arrivals
- Puppies under $300
- Puppies under $500
Each puppy is registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC), and you can view any dog’s profile to learn more about its health history and current environment. The profile also includes whether the dog is socialized, vaccinated and dewormed.
Each profile lists the breeder’s contact information so pet owners can contact the handler directly to learn more about the dog being advertised. You can save profiles to a personal favorites section, which lets you easily revisit specific profiles as you narrow your search.
Greenfield Puppies breeders
Each breeder undergoes a breeder background check to ensure it uses healthy breeding practices in a safe environment. Breeders that partner with Greenfield Puppies must provide a 30-day health guarantee to all buyers. Some breeders offer an extended genetic health guarantee for specific breeds.
Greenfield Puppies offers a stud directory to help people planning to breed a litter of puppies locate suitable sires.
Greenfield Puppies cost
The cost of a dog purchased from Greenfield Puppies varies primarily based on its breed. A Cavalier King Charles spaniel is around $2,500, while an English bulldog costs about $4,000. Greenfield Puppies is located in Pennsylvania, but it has breeders in 35 states. If you are unable to travel to pick up your new dog, most puppies can be shipped by air for an additional fee — usually around $470.
Greenfield Puppies FAQ
Is Greenfield Puppies a puppy mill?
No, Greenfield Puppies is not a puppy mill. The company offers a platform to connect customers with reputable dog breeders. Before a puppy can be advertised on the site, a Greenfield Puppies staff member arranges to meet with the puppy handler.
Is Greenfield Puppies a reputable organization?
Yes. Greenfield Puppies has been connecting breeders and pet owners for a decade. It has strict standards that ensure breeders and pet owners are equipped to care for and raise puppies.
What is Greenfield Puppies return policy?
Pet owners who wish to return their puppy should contact the breeder directly. Each breeder has its own guidelines for returning puppies, and Greenfield Puppies does not make arrangements for returns.
Does Greenfield puppies ship puppies?
Yes, puppies are shipped in airline-approved kennels. Airline shipping costs start at $470, but prices may increase because of weather conditions or the breed, size and age of the puppy. Some snub-nosed breeds, such as pugs and bulldogs, are sometimes unable to be put on a flight. Contact a member of the Greenfield Puppies shipping team to make arrangements.
Does Greenfield Puppies offer a health guarantee with the sale of puppies?
Puppies advertised on Greenfield Puppies include a 30-day health guarantee under Pennsylvania's Puppy Lemon Law. Some breeders choose to offer an extended guarantee, which is noted on a puppy’s listing.
If a veterinarian determines within 10 days of you taking ownership that the puppy was clinically ill or sustained an injury before it being sold and delivered, you may be eligible to return the dog for a full refund or replacement puppy.
Is Greenfield Puppies legit?
Greenfield Puppies has more than 300 dog breeds available across more than 30 states. The company is a safe way to purchase dogs that aren’t available locally. It has strict guidelines to ensure it only partners with reputable breeders, and customers say Greenfield Puppies’ representatives are professional and helpful. For its selection and health guarantee, we recommend Greenfield Puppies for future pet owners who want to purchase a specific breed.
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From the start, the Greenfield puppy breeder was very professional. Mr. ** returned calls on time and very happy to work with us to keep our puppy of choice on hold until we could pick her up (at 11 weeks old). Upon arrival the he had a folder prepared with the current vaccination records and a two copies of a release for all of us to sign (one for each of us). The puppy was bathed earlier that morning so had a clean coat for the ride home. Mrs. ** came out to greet us and say goodbye to the puppy. It was obvious they cared for the puppies as we were asked if we had a way to secure puppy safely for the car ride home (yes, we brought a puppy carseat belt). They also gently asked if we were able to give puppy lots of exercise as the litter was allowed several hours of play a day in the field with their parents (I assured them we live near a bike trail).
Both of puppy's parents were in a large pen hanging out- they looked well fed and had healthy coats and shiny alert eyes. We've now had the puppy for 8 weeks. She is a JOY. Everyone stranger who meets her and who claims to have known other lab puppies (either owned or has friends with a lab) say she is the calmest lab puppy they have ever met. Our puppy is exceptionally bright and learns most commands with very little repetition. Our trainer recommended we enroll her in good canine citizen program at 5 months instead of 6 months because she's picking up lessons so quickly. Aside from typical puppy teething issues and the occasional sit strikes during walks when she was home the first 3 weeks, she's mature beyond her years and all of that has virtually ended now that she's 22 weeks old. Each day I cannot believe how lucky we are to have her as our puppy. Greenfield is legit.
I called the ** and asked questions. Told them what puppy I was interested in. Went and picked her up. Place was very clean. Puppies are friendly. Gave me shot records and 6 month genetic warranty and some food to bring her home with. Emma is a cockapoo and fits in family nice. Even cats like her. Would highly recommend them.
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I shopped for a purebred Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. I contacted a breeder that was listing on Greenfield Puppies site. I flew from Seattle to Narvon PA (Fishers was breeder) and bought a CKCS for top dollar. I was told the puppy was a ACA purebred CKCS. I got the DNA back and it's a mixed dog. The breeder Linda refuses to accept any responsibility that she sold me a mixed dog. She blames me for buying it without a DNA test first?!
I reached out to Greenfield to notify them that she was fraudulently selling mutts as purebred (against ACA also) and Greenfield didn't ban them or even suspend them. Greenfield allows them to continue scamming potential buyers. I have since learned that people get puppy mills dogs and split the profits with the mill owners to sell on sites like Greenfield Puppies. Greenfield is a cover for puppy mills!
I purchased a Boston Terrier puppy in May from Greenfield Puppies. As soon as we got home, he had bloody diarrhea all over the floor. We thought it could just be from the stress of the car ride home, but took him to the vet and he tested positive for giardia. I informed the breeder and was ghosted. It is now October, the giardia is finally gone but now my puppy has c diff which is another horrible thing for him to be dealing with so young. This has been an extremely stressful time treating him and dealing with constant diarrhea, not to mention very expensive with so many vet visits, tests, and medications.
We have bought two puppies different years from Dave he is located in Gap, Pa. Beautiful healthy puppies. His dogs have a beautiful comfortable kennel, which is air condition and very clean. He will let you visit the parents and puppies.
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. ** on Greenfield Puppies. The dog is obviously wonderful, and we love him very much. However, in hindsight there are many signs that Mr. ** 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 medical issues (e.g. infections).
Bought a shiba inu thru Greenfield. Had him 2 days and he got sick and passed away. RIP Ozzy. He had Parvo which can be detected thru fecile test which breeder never did. Also found out someone else from this breeder got a sick pup and the vet bill just to get meds to help him were a few hundred dollars, please stay away, most of the dealers are Amish and I found out after they don't have to follow same rules of other breeders due to the religious beliefs. I would give this site 0 stars but it wouldn't let me.
We purchased a male Golden Retriever from Samuel E. ** on March 17, 2020. For the past 6 months the puppy has been incontinent. After 6 months of testing and over $3,000 in veterinary bills, it was determined the puppy has a congenital condition called Urachal diverticulum. We reached out Samuel ** several times to discuss the 1 year genetic health guarantee. Finally, he returned our call. Mr. ** requested the veterinary notes to present to his vet. For the past month and a half we have attempted to reach Samuel ** to no avail. Today I left a message that our lawyer is getting involved. Steve **
I started researching puppies on Greenfield Puppies. When I could not find satisfactory information regarding the breeders I started doing independent searches. I found information that several were cited as puppy mills and in violation of several humane treatment of animal violations. I then looked to report this to greenfield and they have no reporting mechanism in place. It seems they are only interested in money and sticking their head in the sand.
I wanted a Poodle puppy & came across Greenfield Puppies and found one. Daniel ** of Millersburg OH was the breeder. I’ve learned a lot since my purchase. 1st, tail was docked to a nub which I’ve been told by reputable breeders that is a sign of a backyard breeder/puppy mill, b/c they don’t care about the integrity of the breed. 2nd, my puppy had a hereditary defect. And lastly, after being concerned learning about Amish/puppy mills, I get DNA done to discover my poodle is mixed w/Bichon Frise.
Daniel admitted to me that he didn’t do any health/DNA testing on the parents. Any responsible breeder would do this! Another sign of BYB/Puppy mill is multiple breeds for sale. I’ve done my research on GFP, the Amish, and puppy mills! I would NEVER buy another puppy from this Co. They do NOT care about the breeders or if the breeder is a BYB/Puppy mill. PAY ATTENTION to any negative reviews you find! BBB,Yelp,puppy blogs, etc. Reputable breeders are aware of this Co. I love my puppy but will do my research before EVER buying another puppy! Reputable breeders will ask YOU questions and make YOU sign a contract. Make sure to ask questions about the bloodline, tests, and to see the parents if at all possible.
LOOK at the living conditions the puppies actually stay in, not just have someone bring a puppy to you! Also, reputable breeders DO NOT ADVERTISE!!! Join FB groups and ask questions, do research or adopt from a shelter! DON’T SUPPORT THIS CO OR ANY OF THE BREEDERS! I don’t know how these people can sleep at night! It’s disgusting to the highest degree when you research about Amish and how they are known for puppy mills, and treat dogs/puppies like livestock. Check out the “100 worst” reports the Humane Society puts out each year!!! WARN OTHERS!!!
So I bought my puppy from a Greenfield Puppies website and have since come to learn they are only a platform for breeders (and puppy mills!) to sell their pups. I have been disturbed by Greenfield puppies for some time now. I got my puppy (a Shihtsu/Yorkie mix) from an Amish farm in PA and was so horrified by what I saw. My puppy had the worse case of ear mites by vet had ever seen and was in constant pain since his birth (8 weeks). Thankfully he is ok but I have since learned of the horror stories of puppies from Lancaster, PA. The Amish kept the dogs in a backyard shed in cages; the females looked so sad and malnourished from breeding. It was so dirty and dark we couldn't stand there for long. Please if you buy a puppy, always ask to see the parents and where they live. And please do not support these guys who act as a "puppy" broker because they shelter breeders like this.
Greenfield Puppies Company Information
- Social media:
- Company Name:
- Greenfield Puppies
- Company Type:
- Private
- Year Founded:
- 2000
- City:
- Lancaster
- State/Province:
- PA
- Postal Code:
- 17560
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.greenfieldpuppies.com