Greenfield Puppies Reviews

Our family decided that they wanted a new puppy so we got one from Greenfield Puppies two years ago. It's a miniature Bernedoodle, half Bernese Mountain Dog and half miniature Poodle. Our purchase was very smooth and cordial. We were able to get in touch with the breeder and talk with them several times on the phone. Everything was as we expected. We named the puppy Presley and she was about nine weeks old when we got her. She's a very nice and joyful puppy. We were happy with the purchase.

They claim to use quality breeders. From all the videos I viewed on the website all the breeders are Amish. Amish people don't have a good reputation with breeding do this made me hesitant. I purchased 2 Dalmatian puppies from one of their "quality" breeders who told me they weren't inbred. I got their AKC papers in the mail yesterday and they are indeed inbred! My puppies parents are half siblings. That is NOT quality breeding!!! There is a difference between linebreeding and inbreeding. I don't recommend anyone use this site.

We are very happy with Greenfield Puppies. The process of choosing our puppy was easy. I contacted the breeder, talked to him about the dog and the breed I wanted, which was a big factor. I liked the breeder and I liked the puppy. We had him shipped out in a crate to Colorado, where we live, and it turned out awesome. Our puppy, a Chesapeake Retriever, is just a great, great dog. Having our new puppy, Willie, is a lot of work, but it's rewarding. Greenfield has been professional with us, and it has been very easy with them.

We were moving our teenage daughters and always told them, "No, you can't have any pets. But if we move you during high school then we promise you can." So we fulfilled that promise. I started out trying to contact the same breeder that my neighbor had used, so we could get a sibling even though it's 2 years later. We wanted a sibling of the puppy next door but he wasn't breeding yet. It was going to be January and I wanted one now so I continued to look on the site because her experience was so good. Then we saw the one that we wanted, a mini Goldendoodle.

Overall, I had a great experience purchasing my puppy from Greenfield Puppies. I went onto their website and saw a very cute Yorkshire Terrier named Steven and fell in love with him instantly. My boyfriend contacted the breeder - he was a great help. I had to mail the money order to him since I live in CT and it would take a few days for him to get the money order. I got scared because I thought he sold my puppy since on the website it said he found a forever home, but that was only because the breeder didn't want anyone else contacting him about the puppy. I thought that was very nice of him to do. The next week my puppy was shipped to me in great condition. He is a very lovable, sweet, healthy puppy, and I am so glad I went on Greenfield Puppies and found him.

I have been between the Greenfield puppies and Keystone puppies sites for a few weeks now searching for a pup. With the prices of pups through a reputable breeder these days being astronomical I was considering one of these sites even though the prices are still rather high in some cases for the "NON PUREBRED" dogs they sell. I have sat here for the last 20 mins reading very deep into the reviews on Greenfield. I am disgusted with a lot of the reviews of the conditions in which these poor pups and "MOMS" of the pups are kept in.

We've lost our previous dog, and when I searched for the kind of dog that we wanted next, I learned about Greenfield Puppies. They advertised that they had the kind of puppy we were looking for - a half Golden Lab, half Labrador Retriever. I saw a couple of other websites where we could have gotten the breed that we wanted, but we would've had to wait until December. We wanted one right away so we got our dog, Skadi, at eight weeks, and she has grown a bit since then. We like her look and we also liked the breeder and the reputation of the Amish breeding Golden Labs or Goldadors. Greenfield has also been efficient and responsive to any questions or concerns that I had, and our puppy arrived healthy and safely.

We had a great, fantastic and super easy experience with Greenfield Puppies. They had the breed and color that I wanted and I ended up purchasing a black pug. I specifically wanted a black female and there were only 2 dogs to choose from so it wasn't very hard to choose a puppy. We named her Pixel and she will be 3 months old on Sunday. I love her to death, we all do. I would certainly recommend Greenfield to others.

I was looking for a specific breed - Goldador- half Lab and half Golden Retriever and did an internet search and was able to find that particular breed through Greenfield. It's pretty quick and painless. I bought the puppy and had an easy and pleasant experience with them. I would recommend them.

Overall, Greenfield has nice customer service. I got a Cavachon (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Bichon Frise mix) from them and named it Chloe. She's 4 months now. I’m looking to get a new house so I decided to go with a smaller dog. I’ve been looking for a specific look for the dog that I wanted and my state didn’t have a very good selection. Greenfield Puppies has way more dogs than the state came close to so I bought from them.

I went online to review if there was a possibility to buy a puppy on a reputable site that actually did some background checks on their breeders. The one that came up with the most favorable reviews of any sites was Greenfield Puppies. They were attentive and detail-oriented. I looked at the puppies that were available online and I was looking for a white boxer puppy, and there were a number of puppies available. I found the one that looked like she would be a great fit for us so I contacted the breeder. The puppy's a white boxer we named Sophie, and she's 13 weeks old now. We already have three dogs -- two very old boys and a young two-year-old, and Sophie's holding on to our pack. She was really meant to be a companion for our young two-year-old and now they had been getting along very easily.

We recently purchased a 9 week old Australian Shepard from a breeder in Lancaster, PA. Although we been initially reluctant to purchase from a breeder in this area due to what we learned online about apparent abusive puppy mills located in this region, we decided to visit the family and see the litter anyway. The family was very kind, the dogs appeared to be well cared for, and there was no evidence that they had other litters. The puppies' parents were on site and both appeared active and healthy. The puppies had been dewormed and DAPP vaccinated, however, they were not registered nor did the breeder provide a pedigree.

My other dog is reaching 7 and I wanted him to train another puppy. I was looking for Mastiffs and Mastiff breeders were hard to find in the New England area. I came across Greenfield who screens the breeders which is a tough thing to do on my own. Weeding out heck breeders or puppy mill breeders is the most important thing - check the breeders and physically go to their address to check the sire or dam, one of the two. That's very helpful to have because if their claim is they go through a process to weed out bad breeders, they should comment if the sire of dam was on site. They could be great puppies but you could always have a dam that's an absolute spaz or hyper.

Purchased GSD puppy from a breeder listed on Greenfield Puppies' website. When I took him to my vet she discovers he has hip issues. I waited a long time to get another GSD. I ended up with a dog that will need surgery if possible and a lot of vet bills in the future. I am very disappointed to say the least.

We wanted another dog and we initially planned to go through a local breeder. However, we are located far away from them and would have to fly the puppy in - that's the drawback. The waitlist to add another dog to our family was also going to be three years. That's when I started looking for other options. We saw Greenfield Puppies through an online research. Once I had the information such as the type of breed we wanted and looked at what was available, I reached out directly to the breeder. After that, we moved forward with Greenfield. We got a Cavapoo from them and overall, my experience with them has been positive.

We've had dogs for quite a while and felt that it was time for us to get a new dog because our current dog was 15 years old at that time. So, I looked for a specific breed on Google and Greenfield Puppies' website provided the ability to find a breeder that would also ship. We got Wicket, a Bernese Mountain Dog, and she will be 3 months in 10 days. We're happy to have her. Tamara, the lady that does the shipping for Pennsylvania was really helpful with making sure that everything went smoothly. The owner/breeder is Amish and it was a little difficult to keep in contact with them from time to time but she mediated very well and made the process a lot smoother.

I was looking for Yorkie-Pomeranian online and Greenfield Puppies was the only website that offered them around Florida. I grew up with dogs and I was ready to have one. When I found one that I really liked, I proceeded to get her. The breeder, however, took a while to get back to me about purchasing. But, they apologized for the delay and we got it all covered eventually. Greenfield Puppies helped in the process of getting her to Florida, and it was all good up until I went to the cargo area to pick her up. They were looking for some sort of documentation and they couldn't find it. It was shady but that was more of the Miami Airport that was the problem, not Greenfield Puppies. Since I had the dog, I have been taking the responsibility over potty training and in teaching her new tricks, and have been getting a better bond with the family. Overall, everything was fine.

We have a dog that needed some company and my daughter was also wanting another puppy so we decided to get a new puppy. We were looking for a certain breed so we researched online and came across the Greenfield Puppies website. It was a nice website and so was everyone we associated with. They did everything they said they would. We got a mini Labradoodle from them. He's 10 weeks old and we're extremely happy with him. He's been a nice dog.

My experience with Greenfield has been positive.

My parents wanted a Shepherd-Husky mix and my dad liked the appearance of a German Shepherd. Then we found a half Husky, half German Shepherd and she was perfect. It was a little hard at first because she wasn't housebroken yet but she's learned and gotten used to the family. Everyone's happier with her here. It was a very good experiencw with Greenfield. The breeder and the staff were wonderful in helping us out with everything and communicating with us.

My experience with Greenfield was great enough that I bought a second puppy from them. The people we worked with the first and second time around were nice. We love the breeder we worked with last time. Aside from completely falling in love with the dog and her breed, we decided to give it some company. We love the breeder we worked with last time so we said, "Okay. Why not? Let's get another one," because two is better than one. The second one we got is a Cavapoo and she's ten weeks old. Her temperament is amazing because she's a mix of two breeds - she is very kind and sweet.

Over the years, my wife and I had three dogs. Two of them passed away from old age. We miss them so much so we decided to get a new puppy in time for my wife's 30th birthday. We found the Greenfield Puppies website while randomly searching for a Jack Russell. I found a photograph of the puppy we have now. She was beautiful and she was the one that we want.

My experience with Greenfield was amazing. I liked the person I worked with because she was very personable, comforting, and she was great. I would definitely recommend.

We decided to have a new puppy because of the death of one of our dogs. My daughter got on the internet and was looking for a particular breed. And we were searching a lot of different places and then this Aussiedoodle Mini came up. And it wasn't the breed we were looking at, but then we read up about it. And it was very similar to what we were thinking about and so we decided to get this one. The breeder gave me the contact information of Greenfield Puppies to ship the dog from Pennsylvania to San Antonio, Texas. We got in touch with them. And we'd recommend them.

It was a great experience with Greenfield Puppies. I have no complaints. The puppy arrived safely and without drama, and everything was fine. I'd recommend them.

Things went good with Greenfield Puppies. In 7-10 days, they ship the puppy. I chose them because of the amount of puppies they have and that you can get dialled in to their breed quickly. There wasn't any mixed breeds so the selection was absolutely awesome. Since having the dog, I felt like raising a child. I'm a truck driver so I have him on the truck with me for a month already. When I'm on the phone, he thinks I'm talking to him, so he'll talk a little bit. I would recommend Greenfield Puppies.

I was trying to find a specific breed and I couldn't find any in the area. I ended up finding this dog through an ad that directed me to Greenfield Puppies. I contacted them and they told me to contact the breeder. And then the breeder gave me more information. We had to have the dog flown up here because we were nowhere near Pennsylvania. And Greenfield Puppies were absolutely fantastic. They kept updating us every time something happened. Cause our flight got delayed twice because of the storms in Philadelphia. We appreciated that. They seriously went above and beyond doing that.

I got my now 12-week miniature Goldendoodle from Greenfield Puppies and my kids love it! Greenfield Puppies has lots of them available and their pricing is reasonable. I went online and I found the puppy I liked. There was a phone number so I called them directly and constantly got in touch with the breeder. Greenfield was only involved when we were in the process of shipping the dog.

My husband and I have always wanted a dog and we thought that since I'm pregnant, having one before the baby would be a good time to devote to the dog. We wanted a CavaPoo and stumbled upon it online. We looked through some of the pictures and we knew what color we wanted so we immediately fell in love with the one we saw. I called a couple of the breeders, but some of them were already sold. But this one was definitely on top of our list.

I did a Google search looking for Cavachon puppies for sale and saw Greenfield. First, I found the breeder and saw pictures online. Then I checked to see the Better Business Bureau on any kind of ratings and reviews and they sounded fine. Greenfield Puppies followed through, paid attention, and gave me information needed whenever I was needing any. They were very good and the dog is a good dog that loves everybody.

We’ve been trying to adopt one puppy from one company for about the last six months and it’s very frustrating dealing with them. They give you all kinds of excuses and you have to fill out paperwork on and on and on. My husband felt that they were too intrusive as far as our personal life. Anyway, our new puppy's a sweetheart. She’s a Cavachon, a half Bichon Frise and half King Charles Cavalier Spaniel. She’s about eight pounds but when they had told us on the phone when I ordered it, she was only four pounds. I wanted to keep to a smaller dog but my husband wanted something knee-high which is fine.

It was a great experience with Greenfield Puppies. I was impressed with how smooth the process went. Our dog was shipped from Pennsylvania to California and everything worked out fine.

I was looking for a half Havanese, half Poodle and saw one on Greenfield Puppies' site so I contacted the breeder. They were very good at getting back to me quickly. I was surprised because we've purchased dogs before, but never had it shipped like that. It went very smoothly.

We never had a puppy before and the kids got to the age where we thought that it would be a good idea for them to finally have one so we got a miniature Goldendoodle from Greenfield Puppies. His original name was Dominic, but we renamed him to Moses. He's a very affectionate and loving puppy with very good temperament too. Also, he's very easily trainable, and so far it's been a really good experience with him. Having a new puppy is like having another little one running around. There's a lot more responsibility with it, but there are four of us in the house so we manage to incorporate him and make him part of the family, so it's worked out pretty well.

Our last puppy died about eight years ago and it took me a while to replace him. Our youngest child was going to graduate from high school and I knew then that I wouldn't be quite as tied up and I'd be able to handle a puppy again. For about a year, I just looked at all the different websites. I wanted one without fur, one with hair breed (which a Havanese-Shih Tzu mix has), and one that would work well with my grandchildren who are small.

I was ready to get a puppy and was looking for a specific kind when I came across Greenfield's website. It is a reputable company that's been around a little while. They also do background checks of breeders and I wasn't finding a lot of other types of dogs that I was looking for, in terms of a specific type and color, so I bought from Greenfield. My puppy is very sweet, fun, playful, and he's a great addition to our family. We all love him and definitely enjoy having him as part of our family. It has been stressful since we've had the puppy but I know that it'll get easier. I know it will get easier as he gets older and it won't be quite as much work.

My children got older and having a puppy was something that my wife and children wanted. We were looking for a breed that was hypoallergenic that would not grow to be very big but be big enough that she could play with the other dog that we have in the house. We chose Greenfield because of their pricing and eventually got a Shih Tzu-Toy Poodle mix. I was very surprised that she's a very good puppy.

The family was ready to make the commitment for a puppy so we got one from Greenfield Puppies. We were looking for a certain color and markings which could be available in early summer. So we searched around and looked for something that would meet that criteria. Greenfield Puppies had an 8-week old Cavapoo and we got that puppy. It's 12 weeks old now and he's a lot of fun. It's gotten a lot busier for us since we got it, and I mean that in a good way. Puppies are certainly challenging, as everyone knows, but he's been a great addition to our family.

We were ready to get a new dog since it has been years since we had one. I wanted a dog that's right for my age, one that could go walking with me. I don't want one that's so big because it would just take over the condo. We also wanted a dog that didn’t shed so finding the right dog was quite the process. We decided to get the Mini Goldendoodles then I searched on the internet and found Greenfield Puppies. They put me in touch with the breeder and they facilitated the flight. They’re great and they always got back to my emails real quick so I’d totally recommend them. The only thing that I noticed was that the flight wasn’t direct. The puppy went to Atlanta and then it went to Colorado. A direct flight would have been a lot better.

I was looking for a small breed. I used to go for purebreds when I was younger, but I decided to go with mixed breeds. I went through different types of breeds through Greenfield online services, and that's where I found King Charles and Cocker mix, and that there were new puppies coming around in less than five days from when I was searching. I decided to see what my daughter liked within those breeds, and we went with her choice.

Just went to p.a yesterday to picked up Sid from a breeder called Saul **. He's a Boston Terrier Jack Russell mix. We pick him up yesterday, he's a good dog. Bringing up to the vet today, I think he has fleas... So now they're in my house also. Thanks... I hope his health is good because that would be messed up if I bought a sick puppy and you guys at Greenfield don't do anything or help. So we'll see today.

I had my 14-year-old Sheltie put down earlier this summer and I also have a 4-year-old and she needed a void in her life filled so I decided to get a new puppy. I was looking for a rescue dog and one website led me to another to another until I got to Next Day Pets. The puppies I saw that I liked, when I checked further on it, it was through Greenfield Puppies. The reason that I selected this particular puppy was because she has the identical markings of the dog I had put to sleep earlier this year who was born on the second anniversary of my husband's death. She is a sable, white female. She spends more time in the cage than she does out of the cage but we’re working on it. But she works well on a leash and she has a lot of fun with my 4-year-old.

I've been looking for about a year before I decided it was time for a new puppy. Greenfield Puppies have the best price and the breeder is small, not huge puppy mill type places. They are small breeders who care for their animals. I knew the breed that I wanted. A little boy and what color. I contacted the breeder directly, and he and I worked out the sale of the puppy independent of Greenfield. Greenfield is the front end. On their website is where I found him. But I worked directly with the breeder to purchase the puppy, and then I worked with Greenfield to get him shipped over.

I have two small children, three and a half and one and a half, and it's been a couple of years since we had a dog. So we were googling South African breed and saw Barbara's ad online for next day pets. We communicated with her and she shipped through Greenfield Puppies. The puppy that we got is energetic, rambunctious, playful and a sweetheart once she starts to get a little tired. We named her Penelope or Penny for short. She loves blankets and toys. I had a good experience with Greenfield Puppies besides the flight being rescheduled and having to pick the puppy up at 10:00 at night. There was a lot of emailing with them. It would be a lot nicer and easier when you can just call and talk so you can get everything out and then move on.

We had put our old dog down so we decided to get a new puppy. It was easy for me to find one that I liked on the Greenfield site. Our new puppy is a Golden Irish and she's four months.

Needs some improvements but it's a great place. It's where I found Bernese and German Shepherd puppies, very close to the same breed as our previous dog who passed away (our previous dog was Australian Shepherd mixed with Bernese which was hard to find). For the most part, I dealt directly with the breeder but Greenfield Puppies took care of the shipping part. I like the service and I like the way they take care of their customers.

We wanted a dog for a really long time when me and my wife first got together and we were renting houses and apartments for the first four or five years. So when we finally bought our own home, we decided to finally get one. My wife was searching around and came across Greenfield Puppies. We really didn’t know what we were looking for and was just looking through different breeds of small dogs, big dogs and I’m not sure what the ultimate decision was but my wife saw that puppy and she was like, “That’s the one.” And I was like, “Okay.” So we got Dalmatian from them. The puppy is 5 months old now. Since having him as a new family member it’s crazy - ridiculous. Those puppies are a lot of work. But they're great once they get old and lazy so it's nice.

We saw a beautiful Jack Russell Terrier puppy on Greenfield Puppies website and contacted the breeder to make arrangements to purchase. Later that day, I was made aware of the negative reviews on this website regarding Greenfield's breeders and called the breeder. I got his voicemail and left a message stating that we had changed our minds as a result of the negative reviews given to Greenfield and that we would not be purchasing the puppy. We were heartbroken as we loved the look of this puppy, but didn't want to take a chance. Later that night, the breeder, **, called us back and assured us his puppies were all he said they were and he would give us our money back if we were unhappy in any way.

Back In Dec. of 2014 my boyfriend and I decided to get another Lab since we had own 3 and we were down to 1 and not able to breed him because of age. We were looking for a puppy to breed. We had ask breeder if the puppies were AKC. We were told "yes." The breeder knew that we wanted to breed him. Cost us 800.00 and no receipt, cash only, per breeder. When I look at the AKC paperwork, they had darken the spot to not reproduce -- very misleading and sad for us.

We had two dogs that passed away over a year ago and we were ready for another one. I googled for Boxer puppies and Greenfield was one of the websites that came up. The process of choosing a puppy was a pretty simple. I picked the breed I wanted and there were photos where I picked out the dog. Would recommend the site.

We lost our 10-year old Goldendoodle to cancer so I started searching on the web and looking at different kinds of puppies and found the type of puppy I was looking for at Greenfield's website. It was really easy and I was very skeptical but they were very professional. I would recommend Greenfield to others!

I was looking for a Border Collie so I did my research. I couldn't find it in Arizona but found one through Greenfield Breeders. Greenfield did a good job putting the dog in a crate, attaching all the paperwork and sending the puppy across country via airplane travel. When I showed up at the airport and the dog was there, it had water and food and had all the papers. There were no issues or problems. However about two weeks ago, it came down with worms and they said it was dewormed initially, but I guess you're supposed to deworm it a second time a month after that and I didn't realize that so we took care of that problem. But as far as everything Greenfield did, they provided a great animal. They have great breed of dogs and we're really happy with the dog. We love it. I would recommend them.

I went online and looked for a mixed breed. I then contacted breeder and they said, "You know, you have to go and use Greenfields," and so, I did. I got a Shichon and she arrived the day when they told us that she's gonna be. She's a little hyper, probably from being inside the crate, but other than that, it's pretty, and I have no complaints. She just had her shot, so she's a little calmer, but she's excited. She's really cute, and happy with so much attention. I had a great experience with Greenfield Puppies, and I would recommend them as well.

I found Greenfield when I googled for quality cavapoo puppies, got on the site and started looking through photos. Most of the Cavapoos that I saw were already gone; there were only a few there at a time that were available and I saw the one we have. She was adorable and that I could see where she was from, in Pennsylvania, being raised on the farm and had an endorsement from breeders. Since having her it's been busy. We love her to death. She's high-energy which is awesome. Cavapoos are kind of smart and easier to train. If I ever needed to get another one, I would go through the same company.

We looked on the Greenfield website and found a yellow lab that we liked. From there, we basically dealt with the gentleman we bought him from. I didn't deal with Greenfield again until the shipping process and was very unsatisfied with it. It took forever. And then when I did get my puppy, he was supposed to come at 3, then they called me and told me his flight was delayed till 7. He didn't get there till almost 8:30 and then he was covered in piss. It looked like somebody put paper towels in there, but then they just left because the paper towels in the cage was wet. I understand flights get laid over and they get delayed, but when you pay $500, I don't think it's too much to expect him not to come literally so wet with pee that his body was soaked in wet rags. He shook off and got pee all over me. As far as the purchasing experience, I would recommend them. As far as handling like shipping and that, no.

Found the puppy that I wanted, a Cavapoo on Greenfield. Everyone I dealt with was courteous and knowledgeable. Life is busier with the puppy.

Back in November of 2014 I was online looking for a puppy after mine had recently died. I found a extremely cute yellow labrador, she was 13 weeks at the time. I drove about 2 - 2 1/2 hours to pick her up in Narvon. When I finally arrived at the house it was actually very nice. When I looked straight back you could see the puppies there was 2 labs and 2 huskies. They were in a hutch. It actually look like a rabbit hutch. They were also quite big at the time also. There was another dog at the beginnings of the driveway in a kennel that they said was the mother.

I really like to have a dog because I already have one puppy and I want it to have a brother. I searched online and I think Greenfield is a pretty good place to get a new puppy. My puppy's name is Kiki and he's a Corgi. He's pretty healthy now and already one year old. So my experience with Greenfield is pretty good.

New puppy is a 10 week old Cavalier King Charles mix with Goldendoodle. We were alone and now we have another mouth to feed. Chasing after him and training him has been a joy. The puppy came as shown and explained by Greenfield Puppies. It came via air freight in its own crate, with water and food. It was just a great experience. I'm very happy with their service.

We were looking for a guard dog. I looked on the internet for puppies and found Greenfield. We got an Akita and he's almost a year old now. I found him online and I called the number listed, which was the breeder's contact number. And then the breeder said that I needed to make payment and we had him shipped to Virginia, and all that went through Greenfield.

My Dijon poodle died so I looked for another one and found this particular dog that I liked the looks of in their website. I tried to call Greenfield and all I got was voicemail. There's not very much communication with Greenfield so it did make me a little leery. When I spoke with the breeder, she asked for a deposit and I went with it. We talked to the vet and he Googled Greenfield, and he put us down on it. My husband and I looked at each other and since we already put a deposit on it, we're gonna put our faith in God and go for it.

Found the puppy we like at Greenfield Puppies for a good price and it worked out. We just searched through the website and ended up getting a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel that was the cutest one we found. He's a puppy, a little bit hyper but really smart. He's learning, we're both learning. Overall, it's been great.

I have a Jack Russell mix who will turn seven years old this July and I wanted a companion for her and for myself. I was on the web on lots of sites looking for the exact puppy that I wanted. Then I saw the one I got and that was it. That's when I heard about Greenfield. They only shipped it and they didn't really assist me. I know what qualities and what size I wanted, so I talked to the owner of the dog and he was as helpful as he could be. He always returned my calls which I very much appreciate. I sent him money and then I called Greenfield because I wanted to know the process of shipping. I've never received a shipped puppy before and so we just kinda went from there.

My experience with Greenfield was awesome. It was wonderful.

Initially I was confident about the purchasing at Greenfield, but the dog I got for my kids has a faint of heart, not 100% healthy. There's a veterinary check on the dog every month so I'm disappointed for that. It's not a heart breaker deal but it is also not 100% good. Nevertheless, having this new member of the family is a good experience for us.

I wanted a new puppy for Christmas and Greenfield had the type of dog I wanted, a long haired brindle Irish setter pure mix. Also, their prices were better too. I'd grown up with Spaniels and they shed a lot so I wanted something that didn't shed as much and this dog is hypoallergenic. I had a good work situation where I knew I was going to be able to raise the puppy and have some time to train him. The dog is a great excuse to walk around, hence I've been outside a lot more since I had him. He's a happy dog. Overall, Greenfield was great even though I wasn't able to communicate with them electronically during the transfer of the dog.

My previous puppy passed away. My son found Greenfield Puppies online and we bought a German short-hair from them. The person who I dealt with was fabulous. Overall we had a wonderful experience.

Greenfield was very accommodating. The process and shipping went fine. My puppy arrived well. She was dirty but we gave her a bath right away and she's fine. She is a Havipoo and she’s just wonderful. We're retired and busy with her. She’s very active and so it keeps us on our toes.

Unfortunately I lost my wife in the fall and I'm living alone so I was looking for some kind of companionship with a puppy. Since my niece had a very good experience with Greenfield she kind of turned me on to them. The staff at Greenfield was very helpful. They put me in touch with the breeder and assisted in getting the puppy from Philadelphia to Rhode Island. Everything went according to schedule. Everything that was supposed to come with the puppy, came with the puppy.

I bought a doberman pinscher puppy that I found on Greenfield puppies. I was refused a written receipt and once I got him home after a 3 hour drive, I discovered he had blood in his feces. After taking him to the vet, I found out he had multiple parasites including roundworm even though I was told he was dewormed two weeks purchasing. I got him on March 4, 2015 and still have yet to receive his AKC papers and now the seller will not return my phone calls. Overall I have had a very poor experience through the breeder on this website that I found out is part of a puppy mill ring in Lancaster. I can safely say I will never suggest this website or find a puppy through it again.

Greenfield did a good job shipping the puppy to us. They knew what they were doing and everything they promised they would do, they did. However, the breeder was most of the time confused about what he was supposed to be doing in order to get us a puppy and when it came to shipping, he didn't know the procedures so I went back and forth. That is my only complaint. I don't know where the breakdown in communication went or if Greenfield didn't communicate well enough with them, or the breeder didn't understand what Greenfield said, but whatever Greenfield told me made total sense and it worked out just the way they told me it would.

Greenfield was awesome. It was the first time I'd flown puppies, and they made it easy and quick - kind of too quick. I had a day's notice which I didn't appreciate because we had a snowstorm here in Colorado and all the highways down to Denver were closed. So I had to wind my way through the mountains and get down there with less than a day's notice. But it all worked out great. The puppies flew in great. They were clean, dry, and in perfect health. I wish we had a company out here similar to Greenfield that would help fly puppies. I appreciate the service. It was great.

Why is I see they respond on here but they and the breeder have not responded at all when I have tried and tried to contact them directly? We purchased an English Bulldog and when we got there they were also selling labs. The man ahead of me with a lab and then myself got the same story "Sorry, I must have gave the last person the last paperwork" I will mail it to you. ALL that she gave me was a torn up Greenfield puppies fold with the WRONG puppy's info written on it (obviously an old folder). She never bothered to send the registration papers or return calls.

Greenfield Puppies is great. We've had a great experience, we got a good puppy. It was wonderful, the best.

Everything went perfectly with Greenfield. I didn't really have to associate much with them just by email. My husband and kids wanted a new dog and then I was just googling the type of breed we wanted and their website had come up. So, it was perfect because they have a dog that everyone like. Our puppy's a Shorkie and she was 11 weeks old when we got her. So, she was four and a half pounds, super cute. She's just what we thought she would be.

We had been planning on getting a puppy for quite a while and I had wanted the Jug. We were in Florida and I couldn't find one anywhere so I just started searching the internet and found Greenfield Puppies. Their website was easy to maneuver and they actually had the Jug. I just go through, got the phone number, called ** and worked with them. The girl from Greenfield helped me a lot because I'm legally blind. She filled out all the paperwork which were usually filled out online.

I purchased an Australian Cattle Dog 5 years ago. We took her to the vets the next day and that is when we learned she had a heart murmur and a serious overbite that caused her teeth to be mal-aligned making eating small dog food impossible. Nevertheless, we love her faults and all. I didn't know about puppy mills back then but do now and would never buy another dog from one; we adopted a rescue the following year. People should know that if you look at the names of all the dogs in that litter, you can see how many litters a dog has had. Remember there are 26 letters in the alphabet so pick a dog with "A" as the first letter in their Amish given name. Not rocket science people.

I decided that I wanted an additional puppy. Initially I went online and looked at several pictures. I saw Samson and phoned the actual owner about it. She told me to contact Greenfield relative to the transfer of him and monies. I contacted them and they were pretty responsive. I got the puppy that I ordered and he's doing fantastic. My family has certainly taken to the puppy and have him potty trained with our other puppy. He's been a great addition to the family.

My girlfriend wanted a puppy, and she found Greenfield as she was looking for a Maltese through the internet search. We were looking at a couple other breeds but decided on a golden retriever. It was pretty easy. Our puppy's name is Azuka and he's really good.

I'm a dog lover and I just wanted a puppy for the family. Greenfield seem to be a reputable company so we contacted them. They made sure my dog was up-to-date with his shots and that he was shipped properly. The Jack Russell we got from there is doing fine - he's very energetic and outgoing. He added a lot of joy to the family. Greenfield is a wonderful organization that I would do business with again.

We chose Greenfield because according to the reviews that I read they were conscientious about who they pick to get the dog from. That convinced me. We used their site to pick the puppy that we wanted. She’s an Australian Shepherd - Miniature Poodle mix. We contacted them. And there was a contact person from Greenfield that I dealt with when I first inquired. And then, she connected me with the breeder and I talked to the breeder. Then we went back to them for the shipping. The shipping went great. I just wished that they put some additional padding in the bottom of the crate when they shipped the dog, something to cushion it. But otherwise, it was great. They were excellent. They called and they did a good job.

Our three-month-old Bichon-Poodle mix puppy is energetic, playful and a little crazy at times. We have another small dog as well and they get along, but still trying to get used to each other. We love him and we’re super happy. We found him while googling different puppy breeds. Greenfield was the main site that popped up and they had great reviews from another website so we went with them. I talked to the breeder and wanted to get the puppy on the day that they didn’t have any shipment going out but they were able to do it for me anyway. I received email multiple times with instructions and made everything super easy. It took a huge stress off my shoulders as far as getting the shipping and everything ready to go.

Greenfield had a puppy we were looking for, it was a rare breed. A mini bernedoodle. There were some puppies available, so that's what had us check them out. We also researched a list of feedbacks about them. There were a few but it seemed like they were interested in resolving the issues, so that was important. I would say just to be a challenge sometimes with contacting. With Greenfield directly, they were pretty good. They're more of a web and Internet and email based, although I did finally find a phone number and contact them. They also shipped the puppy to us, which was a great service and very cost-effective.

I was ready to have a puppy and found Greenfield online. They had the dog that I wanted which is a cavapoo. I took the girl puppy and they shipped her for me. It was easy and simple. Having the puppy in our family is just great.

I purchased a yorkie about a week and a half ago. When we got him he was so scared and now he has a wild personality! He seemed to be in good health but once we took him to the vet we found out that he had 2 parasites: coccidiosis and giardia. Giardia can be transmitted to humans. So currently my puppy is taking 2 different medications and we are having to clean the puppy as well as the floor numerous times! Hopefully after this is over he won't have to go the vet for a while, because it's getting costly.

It was definitely worth it getting a puppy from Greenfield. Everything went as they said. The weather was bad that time so we were delayed. They kept the puppy and they did well.

My boyfriend and I have been together for a few years, and I thought it'd be fun to get a dog. He has never had a dog, and I have a four-year-old. Greenfield listed a dog that I was interested in. We chose to get them from Greenfield as we were looking for a specific color-- red, it's like a ruby red and a female cavapoo- and they have them listed. Eventually we have 2 puppies as new members of the family. Greenfield was great during the process. They helped us with the shipping. The girl I dealt with was lovely. Great customer service!

Drove over an hour to pick up our cane corso puppy. Was taken into a dirty barn where the mother and 2 more puppies were left. Took the one we decided on online and noticed how bad she smelled but just figured it was because she was kept in a barn since birth. Loaded her up the car and within min she was throwing up a cornmeal substance and had horrible diarrhea. Again rubbed it off as its just from the barn. We are now a few months in and hundreds of dollars later, prescription antibiotics for a skin bacterial infection (she lost most of her fur), GI problems with diarrhea and blood and vomiting so on a special prescription diet if I'm not having to cook ground meat and oatmeal 3 times a day, vet trips every 2 weeks for follow ups just to hear she is not getting better. 4 worm treatments and replacing furniture and carpet due to her smell from the bacterial infection that is ongoing and professional car cleaning.

The kids led us to decide it was time for a new puppy. We came across Greenfield when we were searching for available puppies on the internet. We found a puppy we loved on their site which made us choose them. We got a silver Labrador retriever and he’s coming up on thirteen weeks. Greenfield was the liaison to the breeder and delivered the puppy to us. Ever since we got the puppy, we get a little bit less sleep but that will change. Everything went as planned and it was a great overall experience.

It was excellent and I’d do it again in a second. We’ve looked around locally for a couple of years and never found what we were looking for. Then we found Greenfield through Internet search and their website gave us the breeder info of our golden lab. We made the arrangements through the breeder and then they made arrangements to transport the puppy to us. It was a very smooth transaction. Our family life is greatly enhanced since we got our puppy.

We were ready to have a puppy and decided it was time to get one. I first came across Greenfield when I was looking for a specific breed and they were the only ones that had that breed. She's a cockatoo. During the process of choosing our puppy, I contacted the breeder directly. Greenfield helped in shipping so that was the time we talked to them about her. The puppy is a sweetheart and we love her. She’s a good dog so we’re really happy.

Our yorkie for 14 years had died and we wanted another dog. We didn’t want one as small as a yorkie, so we hunted for what they called the "teddy bears", the shih tzu/poodle type mix. It took three months of going through the internet and talking to people before we really decided on a particular dog. The only one we could find that we liked (her name is Gidgette and she's a cutie pie!) was all the way back east, so we had to have her mailed to us. I also needed the dog delivered in a certain time-slot as we were leaving to go out of town for several weeks. Greenfield worked very hard and got her to me on time. However, the transportation didn't go so great for her because she got sick (she still gets car sick so it's no one's fault - it's just her). She came a little messed-up looking but was fine. She turned a year in March - she's a ball of energy and we love her!

It was a good experience for everything. We were thinking about getting a puppy for a few years, and we decided it was time to because my kids wanted one and we wanted to go ahead. It was a little email back and forth, couple questions to the seller, and after that just got it all arranged, and then had them shipped out. It was pretty simple. They have great dogs and I didn't have any issues.

We very much enjoyed choosing a puppy at Greenfield Puppies. They were very informative, everything seemed pretty straightforward and user-friendly, plus we had a lot of options. The lady who helped me get her on the plane was phenomenal. It was a couple days before Christmas and she made it all happen. Our new miniature Goldendoodle is quite a handful, but we love her!

We used greenfield puppies to get our new puppy. She has quickly became a family member. She was bought for me for my birthday. She is all and more than I expected. She warmed up by the end of the first day. We drove over 3 hours to get her and I couldn't be happier. She is beautiful, playful, and smart. She has brought so much joy to me and my family, thanks so much.

The death of our puppy led us to you decide it was time to get new puppies. I was looking at dogs that I thought I'd be interested in and happened to find the one or two that we ended up getting. Then we contacted the breeder, spoke with them on several different occasions over the course of probably a month while the dogs were getting ready to be released, and then made a decision and talked with their sales rep. Everything was very professional.

I bought my adorable puggle almost 2 years ago. The family that sold her to me was very upfront and honest about a heart murmur she had. The family said that the vet they took her to said this is common and usually goes away, which it did. I have taken my pup to a vet regularly since I bought her and she is healthy as can be. The only thing that concerned me was not seeing the mother or father of the pups. I did ask the owner about how often he breeds; he seemed confused by the question, but said once a year, which is what dogs are capable of.

Ordering from Greenfield was a little tough. At first I was just trying to actually speak to somebody, because they basically just list the owner of the puppies, their information, and in our case, the gentleman just wasn’t responding at all so we couldn’t tell if it was a scam or if it was real. We had to talk to somebody from Greenfield who ended up trying to call them direct and finally they got a hold of them, and then we were able to make the purchase happen, but it did take a little while. That said, Greenfield works the process really well. We did have a problem in the end as we did not get our correct paperwork when our puppy was shipped to us. We got somebody else's so we’ve had an issue with getting our dog his shot and finishing his series, and then of course getting the grooming done. That's been a hiccup there. If we could get that straightened out, then I would say working with Greenfield was a really good experience.

My husband and I would like a say a special Thank you to ** for a great experience with two Siberian huskies pups!!!

Greenfield had great communication. They kept me informed of the process, about everything that’s going to happen and they kept me up-to-date. The puppy wound up being shipped, but Greenfield was very good with it.

When my other doggie Gina died I was so sad that I looked on the Internet. Greenfield had Marie Peppa. I bought her and brought her from the States. She's a Basset Hound. I have many Basset Hounds and they are all good guys and good girls, but Marie Peppa is so cute, nice and sweet. The nicest puppy you can have. Everywhere we went everybody goes crazy about her. My sister has two grandsons, one-and-a-half and three years old, and they went here just a week ago and went crazy with the doggies, especially with Marie Peppa.

Purchased puppy from farmer. Had to travel 200 miles round trip. Found that the puppy had ear mites and fleas. Had to have the ear mites treated twice. Spoke to farmer, and no surprises there, said they did not know anything about it. However, how can you notice a puppy scratching when you keep him in a barn or a kennel away from your home???

It’s nice to be able to see pictures of puppies and then see some video of those specific puppies that are kind of playing and dancing around. That really talked to my kids, to pick the one they wanted. Also, whoever set everything up as far as administration (Greenfield’s end) was really cool. He was really good with communication, better so than the breeder itself because I wasn’t thrilled on working with the actual breeder.

We got another puppy because we lost our other one. We had gotten one Christmas season 2013 and she ended up getting a back injury that paralyzed her at nine and a half months old so we had to put her down. This last one came from Newmanstown, Pennsylvania. The one we lost came from Bronx, Pennsylvania. I found both of them through Greenfield.

I decided to use Greenfield Puppies to find a puppy for my daughter based on the response, comments, and the reviews I'd seen about them not to mention their instructions / step by step process seemed pretty good. I found Derek, a miniature Schnauzer. He's a pretty happy dog and really energetic. The staff at Greenfield Puppies were pretty open communication wise. When I had a question that I needed to contact them, in one day they get back to me and they were really good about responding back.

We found our Akita puppy MANDY on Greenfield and must I say we are extremely pleased. My parents also purchased a litter mate MAJOR from ** of Narvon, PA. When we showed up their land, their home, their barn where all the puppies in the litter were presented to us was super clean. The mother dog was present and she was friendly as can be and gorgeous. The father was a little distant on the farm. The puppies were beautiful and super clean. None of which could have taken place before we got there are we notified the **'s just 45 minutes beforehand that we were interested in coming to see the puppies.

We used Greenfield Puppies to find our wonderful Boxer. First, I hope that people understand that this is a collection of individual breeders. Some breeders are excellent where others are not. The whole shouldn't be judged by some bad apples. Many are hard working Amish families who are taking great care of the puppies they sell. Some, however, are less reputable. When you go to meet your puppy, be prepared to walk away if there are warning signs. If you don't like the conditions, don't buy the puppy. That's how people can stop these bad breeders from making money.

I have mixed reviews about Greenfield Puppies only because, even though we love out Brandy girl, the condition of the basement where the puppies were kept was horrible. I thought going through Greenfield puppies, the breeders would be fine, up class breeders. This was not so, but we fell in love with our goldendoodle and went home with her. If I could, I would have taken them all out of there. The site should have more detailed information about their breeders.

We had a German Shepherd that died so we got a new puppy, a Blue Heeler which my wife wanted but we couldn't get any in Wisconsin. We found it in Pennsylvania through Greenfield Puppies. Everything went rather well, except there was a delay getting our puppy shipped for some reason or another. They shipped it about a week and a half later than when we were supposed to get it shipped.

I had a dog that passed away and it was time for a new puppy. I found Greenfield Puppies and saw pictures of a Cava-Tzu online. I talked to them on the phone and that's how I got Piper, who's just a lot of fun. She also keeps another dog company.

Our male Labradoodle, Jake, is a little over a year now. We got him through Greenfield Puppies, which was like the middleman, and they were very good. I talked to them on the phone and they helped us out with the process. Jake had to be flown up here to Massachusetts. Jake's a good dog. He's a little honey.

I bought a Jack Russell Pug (Jug) mix 7 years ago. From the moment I bought him at the breeder's home, I knew he was a puppy mill dog. The parents were not on site and the dogs were kept in a barn that I was not able to see. My dog was infested with fleas and ended up having, per the vet, physical and medical signs of being a puppy mill dog. My dog had many medical conditions and was very aggressive despite many, many efforts with behavioral specialists, puppy classes, and lots of love to help this. My dog ended up dying due to his medical conditions and no, I'm not writing this because I'm angry. I'm angry because I didn't write it sooner to warn other people that Greenfield Puppies contracts out to all puppy mill breeders in the Lancaster Area.

I purchased a 12 week old chocolate lab puppy from Greenfield in September. We found the puppy on line and I didn't see anything but positive feedback when I researched Greenfield online. We arrived to an Amish farm with an outdoor pen with five or six puppies. Neither parents was on the premises and I should have left at that point but; however, I purchased a small female pup just to get her out of the pen. She had a scar under her eye but looked to be in good health. When we took her to our vet, she was infested with fleas and as a result she had worms. When I contacted Greenfield they told me to contact the breeder. I certainly would not purchase a puppy from them in the future.

On January 31, 2015, my husband and I traveled to Honey Brook, PA to pick up a beautiful Cockapoo puppy by the name of Nora. We thought we were dealing with a reputable kennel. Upon pulling into the driveway of this breeder's home, we began to have second thoughts. We walked into this home that had a horrific odor. That should have been the first clue! We walked down to the basement to see our beautiful Nora. We were stunned! She did not look anything like the puppy we saw online. Feces and urine were the only thing that stood out. The breeder barely spoke to us. He handed me a dirty hose soaked puppy. I was heartbroken, but could not leave her there.

Please do not use this website to purchase a puppy. They are nothing more than shills for puppy mills, many of which use inbreeding which will likely cause genetic defects in your dog. Even more important, they are neglectful and are known for animal mistreatment. You are bringing a new member into your family. Please do your research.

I have great concern about the sales practices of two breeders who advertise with Greenfield Puppies. First, I made an agreement by telephone with John ** of Paradise, PA to be at his home at the first available time (1/26, 8:00 am) to purchase a specific puppy, 200 miles from my home. This was the first date on which the puppy could be purchased. On 1/24 he telephoned to say he sold the puppy-- without consideration for our prior agreement.

Be aware what greenfield is. It is not a breeder. Greenfield is no more than a website administer for PA puppy mills. Nothing more, nothing less. Spend 30 seconds searching for reviews. These people over breed, feed the pets cow feed, clip their tails in the backyard, and destroy them if they do not sell. It's simply a money machine. Finally the papers are mostly fake. We purchased a boxer that is not a boxer. They have a local vet that is paid off. Can you get a good, healthy puppy? Sure but just be aware of the people you are supporting. If you truly love dogs, think twice.

I bought a miniature pinscher puppy called Chunky chunk on 11/9/14 when the dog was 10 weeks old. Breeder's name is Sam **. The page said health was guaranteed, vaccinated, AKC registered, vet checked by a breeder - all of that, even professional pictures. I took the puppy to vet 11/11/14 and vet at Petsmart. And vet told me the dogs tail was cut wrong, has skin disease that needs treatment, had a ring worm. The vet told me the dog should had never been sold like that. I eventually got my money back although the "breeder" Sam tried to just change for a different dog for me. Forget the money. I feel terrible for the puppy. The guy is not even a real breeder, he told me later that he is just doing this to go back to his country to visit his parents in Panama, since he got papers. He has more puppies too. They should not be there. :(

We purchased a 12 week-old English Bulldog from a couple in Narvon, PA via the Greenfieldpuppies.com website. Upon having the puppy checked by a vet near our home in Buffalo, NY - the vet immediately found medical issues. The puppy had loose kneecaps that would likely need to be corrected surgically (with a cost of at least $2000 per knee) - and the puppy had a significant heart murmur. The heart murmur was corroborated by 3 other DVMs (on 10-13-14) and we were prompted to see a specialist. The specialist (on 10-14-14) indicated that there was a significant heart murmur and diagnosed the puppy with a hypoplastic trachea (a trachea that is too small and would lead to chronic lung issues).

Looked into buying from this place. They list their location in Mount Joy - being a lifelong resident of Mount Joy and on counsel, I looked into it and no "Greenfield Puppies" exists. After researching further, basically they just send you directly to the mill for your puppy. I'm sure some are ok, but my guess based off of all the reviews I'm reading, most are not. A friend just pointed out they have a disclaimer on the bottom of their web page that dissolves them of all responsibility. That says it all.

We purchased what was advertised as a shetland sheepdog about 5 months ago. We wanted a small dog for our 3 yr old as we already have a sheltie who is 4 and is only 20 lbs. He is a collie that's going to be 70+ lbs! He's 5 months old and is already 35 lbs!

Breeders of these pups don't care who breeds what to who. Pet stores promote puppy mills where the pups are born. Be aware pups are sick, grow up with issues and parvo, so look up puppy mills and see where your pup started his first few sad weeks. BE AWARE.

We met a woman with a lab puppy who had a good experience with Greenfield. Mind you that the puppy was only 12 weeks old. We fell in love with a beautiful cavapoo in Strasburg and called to reserve her. I asked if they could keep her an extra week as we were going on vacation and they said yes if I pay a deposit. I drove 3 hours to their home and was astonished to find the puppies in a wheelbarrow, filthy and scared. They were very small for their age. My heart broke and I was anxious but left a deposit thinking I was rescuing this beautiful puppy from these conditions.

My wife and I had a wonderful experience via Greenfield. We had been recommended by a friend who obtained 2 pups through these breeders. We found a mini poodle who looked great in the picture. We've had 3 at one time and figured to add to our one remaining mini poodle. When we first arrived at the breeder's home and saw Fern in Oxford, we immediately fell for her. She was freshly bathed and looked even better in "person." The breeder suggested we get her checked out within 10 days by our vet.

My daughter wanted to see a puppy advertised on the internet by Greenfield puppies, a broker for an Amish breeder named Ben **. So AGAINST my better judgement... and really not wanting to "stereotype" the Amish, I drove out TODAY to their farm to see the cute little cavachon pups that Greenfield has on the net... I can honestly say this breeder has earned the stereotype. It was very sad, when we arrived for an appt we HAD. The mom and the pups were under a bush, in the mud near the front lawn where the woman of the home were husking corn. One of the sisters asked a small boy to get them and she explained that had she known I was coming, she would've cleaned them up a bit. The puppies mom was AFRAID of the back of my hand, as I showed to try and get near her. Her fur was matted, dirty and full of fleas... in short, she appeared road hard and put away wet. She was truly spent.

I purchased 2 Rottweiler puppies, brother and sister from an Amish guy name Ben and asked to his face any problems with hip dysplasia. I was told no, absolutely not - we give a guarantee. Well I know nothing about big dogs so after seeing mom and puppies we took them. 3 hour drive back home... Well we took them for our vet check. Mind you they are only 3 months old when we get them so our vet says everything seems fine but too young to tell anything. At 4 months old we get both of them fixed all their shots, etc... A lot of money later, then we start to notice the girl is getting around a little more difficult. Long story short, we take her in and vet says she could have played rough before we spend a lot of money taking x-rays - let’s wait a month to see how she is before we even think it is the hips especially since you were told no way by breeder either pup could get it...

Sad/upset traveled to Strasburg Pa for puppy advertised under Greenfield puppies. Advertisement stated puppy was ready for new home June 5 2014. On June 9 I had taken her to the Doctors because of blood in her stool. I returned her to breeders. She is still being advertised with her sister for the same price I paid for her. Was advertised that she had her shots but when I got there they said they didn't get them yet. I received payment paid for her but not doctors fees. Feels like we lost another family member.

I found your site while looking for a puppy. It was very informative and helpful in making our choice. We researched breeders and checked on complaints with better business and other sources after three months of research. We decided it's time to purchase a Morkie. We went to Matthew ** in Gap Pa. Because of the weather, we had to wait two weeks before we could make the trip. Matthew was very understanding. We got our Mazie on March 1, 2014. Matthew and his family were very friendly and made sure we understood about the food and supplements. I called Matthew a few days later with some questions and he was very pleasant in helping me . When we took Mazie to the vet, she was very impressed with the care and the shots she already had. She told us to continue with the food and supplements. She said Mazie is very healthy and strong, she was one of the tiny ones. She was 2lbs 9 oz when we got her, she is now a whopping 5lb 6 oz. She's now 4 months.Thank you for your website and information that helped us make the right choice. She has changed our life for the best. Yes we realize down the road some health problems can arise but do you blame the breeder for things that they cannot control.

I bought my 8 week old Bishon on Thursday April 10,2014. And he was great for the first day. My kids noticed that he was as hyper like a puppies should be.. so I took him to Petco to get checked with the vet that they have .. and they said he is wheezing and to take him to the Animal hospital. They gave him fluids and antibiotic and said watch him for 10 days. I looked up the reviews and couldn't believe what I read.. He may even have long term issue that will cost me thousands of dollars. My kids are so sad..

How lucky YOU were. I didn't fare as well. I had a 2 1/2 year old Bichon who began with seizures, from what was thought to be a brain tumor. I spent THOUSANDS of dollars, MANY sleepless nights for more than six months, medications, traveling to emergency and neuro vets, and eventually learning how to administer her life saving meds (so her brain wouldn't "fry") just trying to save my sweet Abbykins. All to no avail. Sadly, I had to have her put down. It BROKE MY HEART. I didn't stop crying for 18 months. I, too, called Greenfield and wanted to let them know what happened to my sweet pup. I also contacted the breeder. And.... guess what??? No response. This just SHOULD NOT happen to a 2 1/2 year old pup. Buyers.... beware!!!

I purchased Dozer, an ACA registered boxer puppy from Abram in Gap PA on October 28, 2012. I paid $550 for the love of my life. He was a great puppy. Learned to ring a bell on the door to go out by 4 months and would sit, high five, speak and lay down by 5 months. He did very well in puppy school even though he thought he was there to play. Things suddenly went downhill at 5 1/2 months. He could no longer move his head and it took a long time to lie down. We took him to the vet who started him on Prednisone and pain killers. He did not get any better and the vet recommended to take him to Metropolitan Animal Hospital in Norristown.

In February 2011, we purchased an English Bulldog puppy we saw advertised on Greenfield Puppies. The picture was adorable. It continued to say in the ad he came from good bloodlines, blah, blah. Well, he did not. 2 yrs later, on Aug 4th of 2013, he dropped over dead. The vet believes it was a massive stroke or aneurysm. When we got to the place we bought him, the conditions were deplorable. The pups were in a barn, no heat (they turned the heat lamp on when we got there), sleeping in their own feces and urine, chewing on horseshoes, and were antisocial. And of course, it was an Amish farm. My instincts told me to go right back home, but my heart wouldnt let me.

I recently purchased 2 beagle puppies from Benjamin ** in Christiana, PA 2 days ago. When I brought them home, they were scratching like crazy, and I thought it was because they were sleeping on hay in a pen outside. Well, they were taken to the vet today; they have ear mites, an inner ear infection, a deep skin infection, and scabies. I paid $800 for the two dogs and now two days later, I have already paid $700 in vet bills and more to come. I knew it wasn't the best conditions where they were sleeping (outside, in a pen, next to horses and a quail), but this is ridiculous.

This place is nothing but a PUPPY MILL BROKER! Complete and utter disgusting business practice; dressing puppies up for a nice picture. Don't think about asking to see the parents of the puppies upon visiting. They are hiding them in unkempt barns in horrible conditions. Disgraceful and disgusting. DO NOT SUPPORT THIS "Business". When I called to express some concerns, the "Gentleman" who answered was short, had a severe tone, and was sarcastically rude.

These people (I use that term loosely) are nothing but brokers for horrible puppy mills! In case you don't know what puppy mills are, they are terrible breeding facilities where dogs are denied adequate exercise, veterinary care, food, etc. The dogs are kept in filthy cages on top of each other and are forced to breed over and over again. All the puppy mill breeders care about is money. They make their money off the suffering and abuse of innocent animals! Wake up and look for yourself.

I really, really wanted to believe that Greenfield Puppies was not a puppy mill. I did some research and convinced myself that not all breeders on the site were puppy mills. My husband and I drove all the way from Virginia to Pennsylvania to meet a little Bichon Frise puppy on Weaverland Road in East Earl, PA. What a mistake it was...

Seriously? You folks haven't realized these dogs are bred at puppy mills? Was the list of breeds and breeders not enough to give you a clue? Or maybe the fact that all the dogs are on Amish farms in Lancaster county? Wow. Thanks for keeping the breeder dogs in cages for their entire lives.

My husband and I are experienced dog trainers and owners. We were contacted about a six-month-old yellow Labrador that had been purchased through Greenfield Puppies. The owners knew very little about dogs and wanted to get rid of this puppy. We took him and immediately became aware of his good looks and normal energy for a six-month-old Labrador. Soon, we saw a lot of fear-based aggression and consulted with a professional dog trainer. We worked hard with him for six months, and after he bit two people we put him down. I believe this dog was bred for looks and not temperament. I discourage anyone from working with this broker.

We purchased a puppy that was listed on Greenfieldpuppies.com. We talked to our vet who suggested we google the breeder's name to see if any complaints registered to that specific individual came up. There was nothing that came up about the individual. We then traveled to visit the puppy and spent 20 minutes playing and questioning the breeder. We walked to the kennel that the mother and pups were housed in and got to interact with the mother and all the puppies. After careful consideration, we brought home a beautiful boxer. She has been to see our vet twice and has a clean bill of health. No worms, no ear mites, no fleas, nothing but an obsession with chewing (natural for the breed and a puppy). I think it is important that you as a buyer do your homework. Interaction prior to the purchase is important. There is so much you can learn about an animal if you spend more than a few minutes looking at the cuteness.

Update to my complaint on July 28, 2012 - On July 28, I posted a complaint with regard to the fact that I could not get return calls concerning a puppy I had purchased from a breeder on Greenfield Puppies. I would like to post that Greenfield Puppies has stepped up to the plate, as they said they would, and are standing by their 30-day guarantee. Their representative has been in constant contact with me and have agreed to pay the cost of the vet bills, equal to the cost of the dog, while pursuing to collect the money back from the breeder. I would like to retract my original opinion and say that Greenfield Puppies ended up being people that do look out for their clients. I can only hope that Greenfield Puppies will refrain from doing any future business with this breeder.

My Maltese pup was purchased through a breeder listed on Greenfield Puppies. The pup became lethargic and disoriented and was taken to the vet. The vet diagnosed pup as having a congenital defect called liver shunt. The only possible cure is thousands of dollars and no guarantee that it will work. I tried calling the breeder and only got an answering machine and no call back. I then called Greenfield Puppies and spoke with Neil **, who guaranteed me that they would honor the 30-day health guarantee. I am already hundreds of dollars into this pup, and not for everyday health shots, and I have only had the dog for three weeks. I still cannot get the breeder or Greenfield Puppies to return any of my calls since then. I had no problem contacting the breeder when he was selling. I now have a pup that has a congenital defect and it will cost thousands of dollars to save her. I would not recommend anyone purchasing a dog from this company. They are puppy mills and the agent does not stand behind the customer as they say they will, as in my case. If anyone wants the name of the breeder to stay away from, they can email me.

I wrote to these people twice after having major health issues with my Goldendoodle. The first complaint was about a major infestation of Giardia. The second was about a tumor on the dog's rib cage. I was supposed to have a two year health guarantee. These people are nothing, but a puppy mill. Buyer beware.

I have had many dealings with the breeders listed on Greenfield over the years, for myself and for friends. For the most part, the breeders are local farmers, often Amish, and the dogs they are breeding are just their own farm dogs or pets. These are not show dogs, they do not come from champion stock, but the families that I have dealt with have all cared about their dogs.

I purchased my Border Collie pup in Feb. 2012 from a breeder listed with Greenfield and I am very pleased. First, I have to tell you I am a professional dog handler (not a breeder) with 40 years experience and I am PA state licensed. The state has enacted laws to prevent the puppy mill activity of the past and I suggest you contact the state for PA dog law to read the laws. As a professional, AKC means nothing to me as I've seen multiple dogs over the years from so-called reputable breeders with many genetic health problems and many breeders (yes, even AKC) will still continue to breed despite that fact.

First, I want to say that I did get a puppy through a breeder who had listed on GFP. I had been recommended to the website by a friend who had two German shepherds. Their "no puppy mills guaranteed" statement put me at ease. As someone who had no experience with purebreds, I was unaware of many of the things you should look for in a breeder, but I did know a few things, such as to see the dog in person (never ever buy a puppy that's been shipped, no good breeder does that), demand to see the mother, to see where the dogs were kept, to make sure they were clean, well fed, and happy and active, and had shots and a real AKC registration. The breeder we met were Amish and were kind and had a clean house, clean well cared for dogs, and only had corgis on the premises (just one family and only one litter).

I was sold a chocolate lab in East Earl, PA. Price quoted was $595. Puppies had no vet exam at that time and the parent had no testing at all. I put a deposit on the puppy based on health exam and delivery of papers for pure breed conformation. I picked up the puppy. The vet was okay but there were no papers. I gave them a check to hold upon delivery of registration. On their website, puppies got reduced twice, $170 less. I called Greenfield and they said they wouldn't do anything about it. This company is selling puppies and wants no liability as to retail law. State of Pennsylvania should close them down for consumer protection.

I brought a Great Dane from James ** of Ephrata, PA. The dog is 3 years old now. When he was over 1, we noticed he was having issues walking. I had to take him to a neurologist and he was diagnosed with Wobbler syndrome. It was either a $7,000-$12,000 operation or put the dog on steroids. I had to choose the steroids treatment. I called Mr. **, no phone call back. Now, the dog has all kinds of problems due to the steroid treatment. I’m cleaning up diarrhea on my kitchen floor daily. And now, I have to make the decision to put him down. I contacted Greenfield Puppies. She acted stupid and said that they never heard of this disease. Beware of this breeder and website. It the three years, I have spent almost $10,000 in vet bills and treatments.

Puppy purchased is a Collie/Shetland sheepdog mix: In March 2011, I purchased a puppy from Daniel ** that was advertised as a Shetland Sheepdog. Mr. Daniel supplied an ACA certificate, listing his mother as Tracy Briton and Sparky as the father, both listed as Shetland Sheepdogs. When I took the puppy to the vet, I was told he was a rough collie but he could be part sheltie. I contacted GFP, gave them his weight and height, and they too felt he was not a shelty. I told GFP that I was pleased with the dog, beautiful, well-behaved and healthy, but concerned that Mr. Daniel sold me a puppy falsely advertised. I was given $50.00 from GFP.

I purchased a Chihuahua puppy through Greenfield puppies to later find out that it was not just a Chihuahua puppy but it was also a pug. I love my dog. There is no question there but she is not what I was expecting for what I paid. I contacted Greenfield and their response was, "Do you like your dog?" I said, "Of course." They responded, "Then, what’s the problem?" They told me they could not assist with my complaint. I wanted to know what breed the father was as it was not listed on the site.

I also purchased a puppy from this realtor. That's all Greenfield Puppies is. They advertise other people's puppies for them so they can sell them. I used common sense when buying my puppy. The complaint about John ** was the buyer's fault. If you paid attention and did your homework before you handed over your hard-earned money, then you'd have known better than to buy from him because he has too many puppies listed. He is like a backyard breeder and when they have that many, how can you honestly expect them to give the proper care?