Greenfield Puppies Reviews

I have decided to write a review of my most recent experience because I am tired of all of the negative comments about this company. Yes. Greenfield Puppies is a broker, they are not breeders. This is why they have hundreds of puppies listed on their site. That doesn't make it a "red flag" that makes it a business. They will connect you with the breeder, they don't sell the puppies themselves. I bought 2 puppies using Greenfield Puppies. The first was a Boxer puppy about 15 years ago. He was the most wonderful dog. He was sweet and kind and NEVER had an aggression issue or any issue at all. He was amazing.

I bought my very first Corgi puppy from this site's listings on 1/14. Taken to vet on 1/19. Puppy had Hydrocephalus, contacted breeder. Left voicemails and kept treating her while waiting for someone to make this right. Sadly on 1/8 she passed away. I put on complaints with Greenfield about this. NO reply. Ok. I tried leaving feedback on breeder to warn others. They never post it!! Breeder did finally return a call stating they would send a refund. Not that I can come pick it up. They'll mail it? I'm giving them one week and going to sue and I'll be asking for more than the puppy price. If I have to go this way I'm going to want the cost of repeated vet visits and medications as well. NEVER EVER Deal with Greenfield Puppies. They DON'T care about anything more than the listing fee they collect!!!

We watched the puppy video and chose the puppy we thought seemed alert and active. When we drove the 2 hours to pick our pup up, they went to the back and brought out a cold, scared puppy that was not the one that we had put a deposit on. The "breeder" assured us it was the one we picked out. We felt bad for the puppy, so we took her anyway. We took her to the vet for a check up, and she tested positive for Giardia. I doubt she was ever "socialized" because she still has biting issues at 5 months old. We didn't see the parents and we feel like the puppies are just a money making item for the family.

I bought my CavaTzu through Greenfield Puppies. To label all breeders as puppy mills is ridiculous. Greenfield is simply a means of advertising for primarily Amish breeders that do not have access to the internet and sometimes phones. My dog came from an Amish family that had the Dad, Mom, and litter siblings on site. Their home and barn were very clean. They ask me for a partial deposit and then insisted that I take my puppy to a Vet for a full exam. They even told me the name of the Vet they use, but asked that I choose a different Vet for an independent opinion. Do your research. Buy only from breeders that are transparent and give you full access to their breeding business. Know the dog's 'standards'.

I did a lot of reading and thought I found a legit site with breeders. I spoke with the breeder for the Saint Bernard. They were very friendly and answered all my questions. I let them know I was driving 15 hours to get to PA. I made the trip and arrived a lovely farm. The person at the house however was not the guy I was talking to. She knew nothing about the dogs, or parents, the mom was on site but was kept away. The dad was not on site or available to be seen. No information was known on the dad at all. I was distraught after losing my old pup and made a choice to go ahead and just make the purchase even though there were so many red flags. I was given a folder with basic information.

After looking for a mini bernedoodle online I contacted a breeder through Greenfield puppies making a purchase. They offered best price and delivery options. Breeder was exceptional and I couldn’t be happier!!

I had contacted one of your so called breeder Melvin **. Spoke to him on the phone and ask many questions about an English Cream Golden Retriever Puppy (Coty). Even though Greenfield Puppies website states that the pup is AKC registered, vaccinated, vet checked, dewormed, and socialized, I have asked if Coty has been dewormed, and vaccinated, by a licensed vet and has the health certificates, the answer was YES. I drove 3.5 hours to Narvon, PA to the farm. Needless to say his son Samuel handed me a piece of paper Title Churchtown Veterinary Clinic stating that this was the health certificate. No name of the pup, no DOB, no gender, no information about the pup. All blank, just a handwritten exam date and checks under Normal for Eyes, Nose, Mouth, ears, muscoskeletal, integumentary, mentation, body condition and genitalia. Nothing state Health Certificate on it. Clearly not a Health Certificate.

The ** man did not disclose a certain medical condition of a puppy I paid for until I asked for Vet paperwork, where it was mentioned. He had to go into his house to get the requested paper. I took the puppy home (it was already in my vehicle) regardless because I felt terrible for it being penned in the barn next to the horses and wanted to give it a chance to live a good life.

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.

I was worried about Greenfield being a puppy mill but made sure to do my due diligence when it came to picking the right breeder - their website says they aren’t a puppy mill so I went ahead with my search. I wanted a Corgi and managed to talk with many breeders who were NOT professional at all and I quickly checked them off. I finally found a “gold standard” Corgi breeder who was able to answer all of my many questions and even sent me an updated photo/video of the puppy since he was older; he was filmed inside a clean home lying next to a shoe.

My grandchildren bought a puppy from them. Came with flies and a parasite infection. Taken to vet and was diagnosed with MEDIAL LUXATING PATELLA IN DOGS also known as trick knee, which may eventually lead to surgery. I would be very cautious when getting a puppy from this breeder. They are Amish breeder who are in in just for the money and are not concerned about the puppies. Someone should definitely look into these breeders and stop them from neglecting them. He is a very loving dog. They only give you 72 hours to check them out. The groomer found the ticks and after checking his poop found parasites. AGAIN I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS BREEDER. PLEASE HELP THESE PUPPIES.

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.

You...as a broker advertise that your puppies are vaccinated, dewormed etc. This is not true. You are representing an ignorant greedy group of breeders that only care about the cash value of the puppy and not the well being of the puppy. Makes me sick to my stomach... You should be ashamed Greenfield Puppies for advertising lies at the expense of puppies.

My breeder was very friendly and honest but it was her first time breeding and she was inexperienced. The representative from Greenfield did not want the breaded to share as much info as she did with me and I should have ask even more questions. Overall, I would have made a trip to visit the pet before purchasing through greenfield. My pet did come with a health cert but I didn’t not see it until I picked him up from the airport. It showed that he was not in good shape during his first and only vet visit. He was being treated for worms and his nutrients were depleted.

I bought three dogs from this place. The puppies were kept in a barn with cows. Their parents weren't on premises. They claimed they were 12 weeks old. I took them to the vet immediately. They were vomiting up eggshells, hay, and brown material. They were not from the same litter. The vet estimated they were from 3 separate litters; one was an adult. The male puppies had two sets of testicles. The female was ectrodactyly. They were inbred. It cost double to fix each male because they had to clip the descended testicles and surgically remove the crypto set. The female's paw repair surgery was over $2k. I did get the money back since the vet determined their defects were congenital which is covered under their limited warranty.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

They're amazing. I couldn't be happier. We were looking for certain dogs and then they popped up on the internet. They seemed to have the most variety and the reasonable prices. So it kinda fell into place. We got a Springerdoodle and I love it. Everything was good to go. Everything was perfect and timely in follow-up.

My 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, I did as much research as I could about Greenfield Puppies. I came away with a favorable impression. When I inquired about an adorable little female Shichon, the breeder was upfront with the fact that she was the runt of the litter and small... But that she was healthy. My husband and I decided to purchase her and one of her litter mates.

I punched in Pomsky puppy breeders and Greenfield came up. And I looked at a lot of other ones but I didn’t see anything I liked. Also, a lot of the prices were 4,500 bucks. So, on the first week I was looking, I decided that I was not spending 4,500 bucks and I took a week off from looking. Then, I decided to look again and sure enough, I was seeing them on Greenfield for 7,000, 8,000, and 9,000. Then I ended up spending 10,050 plus shipping for mine.

The owner of the puppy contacted Greenfield for me. It was a male German Shepherd puppy from New Jersey. Greenfield was great but I had a little hard time communicating with them. They're pretty nice but I couldn’t get the information at once. First we were just texting online by email then I had to call them to find out what was going on. They said I had to pay the owner but it was not clear if its for the puppy or the airplane ticket. I had to call them and then talk to the person. I was told I had to pay for the puppy and they would contact me about the plane ticket. Other than that, it was good.

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 secure because we're paying a third party, Greenfield, to be between me and the breeder. This makes purchasing significantly less nerve-wracking.

They had a lot of selection. There’s also a long waiting list of breeders and I didn’t see anything wrong with going for it. They have one of the best services. The only thing I wish was more customer support on off hours because the time relation wouldn’t really line up. Their time zone would be very off because I’m in California. I had to make sure to wake up really early to make sure I hit their time zone with my time zone and then not go back-and-forth. But I had a pleasant experience. It was really good that I could contact the seller.

Greenfield was very good. I went through them because I was looking for a certain breed and they were shipping in the area. They have listed that breed on the website. It was a Havapoo. It was a great experience with them. However, the breeder didn't communicate. She didn't have internet. She also didn't have a cell phone so it was really difficult. But Greenfield was great in trying to follow up with her. I had her information as well but she was the only roadblock. Greenfield might have dropped her since. Maybe because of that experience, they decided it wasn’t worth working with that breeder. It was a weird experience.

We have two dogs that are a little older and we have two little boys that are very young. So, we thought it would be a good time to get a new pup, let the older dogs show him the ropes and he can grow up with our boys. The breeder directed us to Greenfield and the representative was very helpful. It was a strange time with regards to weather or there was a circumstance that prevented a quick and easy shipment and he was very willing to work with us. We were able to make it happen, so he was awesome. We got a bernedoodle and his name is Charlie.

All the kids have grown up and left. They all live around but I wanted to have something to do besides sit around and watch TV. So I was looking at puppies and my son has bought one. I was looking for a miniature Bernese Mountain Dog, and everybody was saying how they started mixing all the breeds and they ended up getting sick. I didn’t want a real big dog because we live in a townhouse and I talked my wife into a Corgi after about eight months when she finally said okay. My son had bought a silver Lab from somebody back East and it took me a few months to kinda pull the trigger but then I saw Jigs. He was a pretty dog and I wanted him. We went from there, so I started making phone calls.

Our older dog passed away, so we decided to get a puppy. We then got a shorkie doodle, and it is a very good dog. Our son was close to there so he was involved in the process of choosing the puppy and things went fine. We have not had a puppy for so long, and now we are busy with our puppy. Overall, our experience with Greenfield Puppies was very good, and they answered all my questions too.

My family has wanted a Corgi for quite a while and we did some research. We talked to a few different people that recommended them, so that was what we ended up doing. The breeder I dealt with did not know much about the process, so it was a little difficult as far as communication or answering questions. So, he had to call me back after getting ahold of Greenfield to find out more along the lines of what the procedure would be. I could only make a phone call and wait for a response because he did not have an email or any form of technology. The form of communication was slow going, but we ended up having everything done effectively when it was done.

We purchased a mini-bernadoodle puppy from Eldon and Kristine **. He flew from Ohio to WI and had some health issues (more than likely from the flight) and they reimbursed us for a portion of the vet bills. After we had our puppy for 6 months, he was diagnosed with elbow dysplasia. We paid for the surgery in both legs. I was in touch with Kristine and Eldon throughout all of our ordeals. They were wonderful people to deal with. They offered us another puppy. I was grateful for their offer; however, we love our dog and did not want another puppy. They refunded the full amount of the cost back to us. They are very honest people.

The particular breed that we were looking for wasn't available in Texas at all, so friends who had previously used Greenfield Puppies directed us towards that website. We then found the breed that we were interested in at the price that we were willing to pay, and so we went on ahead. The only other website that we looked at was I puppyfind.com. Then, after we had used that one, we immediately got spam email. I did some research on both websites and there seemed to be more phishing scams with the other. Because I was able to speak to our breeder directly, that gave me confidence in Greenfield Puppies that they were legit. Then we met a nice lady in Pennsylvania. Still, until we had the Cavapoo puppy here, we were like, "Oh, my goodness, are we being conned?" But, altogether, it was a very smooth experience. In choosing the puppy, non-allergic and size were important. A friend also had this breed, so that all played into it.

We were looking for a Bichon Frise mix. We started searching online and stumbled upon Greenfield. I found the website to be easy to navigate and to find a dog that we were interested in. And then, once I went through the steps to find the dog and notify Greenfield, I did everything that the website had set up as far as the forms you’re supposed to fill out. The experience was fairly easy and straightforward. Having our new pup is like having a kid with the potty training and getting her used to our home and our other dog. But so far, it’s been great. Our family is completely in love with our dog. She was born on September 19th, and then we got her on December 7th.

Updated on 02/22/2020: In follow up to my last review, I HAVE heard from the breeder Henry ** from Lititz, Pa. and he has promised to have Maxie spayed. This is the only time a puppy has been born to Maxie that has had dysplasia according to this breeder and I believe him. He does not want this to happen again any more than I do. For any interested buyers, I will tell you that this breeder is NOT a puppy mill and he has a very clean and healthy environment for the puppies. In spite of the dysplasia our dog is a beautiful and loving Golden Retriever after her surgery just as much as she was before her surgery. I thank this breeder for being understanding and willing to take action to help prevent this from occurring again. Greenfield Puppies however has never gotten in touch with me and according to the breeder they have never notified him that I contacted them.