Greenfield Puppies Reviews

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.