Breeders
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I was on the hunt for a small breeder who truly had a passion for their animals. After some searching, I stumbled upon Breeders (breeders.net) and thought I had found the perfect match. I reached out to John Morris, a breeder located in Palm Springs, and purchased a 9-week-old puppy from him. At first, John seemed like a wonderful and caring person, but unfortunately, my experience with him and his puppies was far from positive.

Upon bringing my new pup home, I quickly noticed that she was infested with ticks. It was a heartbreaking sight to see my new furry friend suffering from such a terrible condition. I immediately rushed her to the vet for treatment and had to treat my other dog and my home as well. It was a nightmare that I wouldn't wish on anyone.

When I reached out to John to express my concerns and disappointment, he refused to take responsibility for his actions. It was clear that he didn't care about the well-being of his animals, and it was a devastating realization. I couldn't believe that I had trusted this breeder and that I had found him on Breeders (breeders.net).

Overall, my experience with Breeders (breeders.net) was a negative one. I would caution anyone looking for a breeder to do their research thoroughly and to be wary of those who don't seem to care about their animals' health and well-being. It's a shame that there are breeders out there who prioritize profit over the lives of their animals.

This site, Breeders (breeders.net), has a good idea, but the people who run it don't seem to care much about keeping it up-to-date. It looks like they're more interested in showing ads that don't have anything to do with puppies than in making sure that the breeders listed are legit. A lot of the breeders' listings are old, like from 3 or 4 years ago, and they don't say if they have any puppies available now. If a breeder hasn't done anything with their listing for more than a year, they should either take it down or say that it's not active. Otherwise, it's just a waste of time. And the breeders who put up listings should have to say how much their puppies cost.

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I recently had an experience with a breeder located in Barry, Massachusetts, called Breeders (breeders.net). I must say, if you are someone who cares about your pet, I would advise you to stay away from this place. The horses that she cares for look like they are on the brink of death. Their ribs are showing so badly that it is heartbreaking to see. The farm where they live is in such a state that it looks like a dump. Even a dump would be cleaner and neater than this place.

When I first called her to inquire about breeding my dog, she told me that the price of the breed was the pick of the litter. However, when I got there, she found out what I did for a living and demanded both a stud fee and the pick of the litter. She waited until Penny was ready to breed before telling me this. It was quite frustrating.

If she doesn't take care of her animals, how do you think she will take care of yours? It is important to find a breeder who truly cares about the animals they are breeding and raising. I would not recommend Breeders (breeders.net) to anyone who wants to ensure that their pet is in good hands.

I gotta say, Breeders.net is a pretty handy site for those of us who are looking for a specific breed of dog. I mean, sometimes you just gotta have that perfect pup, ya know? And this site helps connect you with breeders from all over the place.

Now, I know there are some folks out there who think all breeders are bad news. But let me tell ya, that's just not true. I'm a small-time breeder myself, and I also work with dog rescue organizations. I've seen the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to breeding. But I can tell you that there are plenty of responsible breeders out there who truly care about the health and well-being of their dogs.

That being said, there are also some real duds out there. You know, the ones who are just in it for the money and don't give a hoot about the dogs they're breeding. Unfortunately, you'll find those types on Breeders.net too. But hey, that's life, right?

Overall, I think this site is a great resource for anyone who's looking for a specific breed. You can browse through all sorts of different breeds and find breeders who are located near you. And if you're lucky, you might just find the dog of your dreams! Just be sure to do your research and make sure you're dealing with a reputable breeder.

I've been a member of Breeders.net for a good few years now, and I've noticed some strange things happening lately. There are ads for Pomeranian puppies being placed in multiple areas and states, with telephone numbers that are supposed to be in Minnesota, but I'm not so sure about that. I've tried to contact the company to let them know about this, but I haven't been able to get through to anyone.

If you're interested in getting a puppy, please be careful. Don't buy one unless you can speak with a real person. Don't use texting to make the purchase, either. If you can't get a real location from the person you're talking to, don't buy the puppy. It's just not worth the risk.

I've sold several puppies over the years using this site, and I've never had any problems before. But something has gone wrong with the system that doesn't let you notify headquarters of a problem directly. It's frustrating, to say the least.

Overall, I still think Breeders.net is a good site to use if you're looking for a new furry friend. Just be careful and do your research before making any purchases. And if you do come across any strange ads or phone numbers, try to let the company know. It's important to keep everyone safe and happy.

I've been using Breeders.net for the past 25 years and I must say, it's been a great experience overall. As a breeder, I've been able to meet and adopt out many puppies to loving homes thanks to their service. Most of the people I've interacted with have been very nice and I'm confident that my puppies are going to good homes.

Of course, in any business, there will always be some unhappy customers. But I've found that these people are few and far between. Unfortunately, it's often the unhappy customers who leave reviews, which can give a skewed impression of the business. I've had my fair share of unhappy customers, but I've also made mistakes and had to issue refunds. And, on rare occasions, there have been genetic problems with some of my puppies.

But let's be real, there's no such thing as a perfect record in business. What's important is how these issues are handled. And I must say, my experience with Breeders.net has been very positive. They've always been amicable when it comes to refunds and genetic issues. And I appreciate that they offer options for breeders like myself.

At the end of the day, you can't please everyone. But I'm grateful for Breeders.net and their ongoing service. It's been a great platform for me to connect with potential puppy owners and find loving homes for my puppies. So, thank you Breeders.net for all that you do!

I had a really bad experience with Breeders.net and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone. I was promised the pick of the litter from either of Jessica's February litters, but when it came time to choose my puppy, all of them were already spoken for. I was really disappointed and asked Jessica about it, but she just said she would refund my deposit.

Later on, she offered me the only lavender female puppy, which I was really excited about. But then she told me that the puppy had some health concerns, which was really worrying. I had already waited almost four months for my puppy, and now it seemed like I wasn't going to get one at all.

I understand that things can happen and circumstances can change, but I was really frustrated that there were four puppies in those litters that would have been perfect for me, and I wasn't given the chance to choose one of them. I feel like Jessica should have been more upfront with me about the situation, and if she had been, I would have just taken my money elsewhere and found a puppy with another breeder.

I have all of our texts and I'm happy to share my experience with anyone who is thinking about using Breeders.net. I don't want anyone else to have to go through what I did. It's really important to do your research and make sure you're working with a reputable breeder who will be honest with you about the puppies they have available.

Kylea Lynn Jenness is a breeder that I would not recommend to anyone. My experience with her was nothing short of uncomfortable and creepy. She promised to provide me with the correct DNA and papers for my French Bulldog, but failed to produce any papers ever. She had every excuse in the book as to why I never received my papers. It was clear to me that she was not honest or trustworthy.

To make matters worse, Kylea was very flirty around my husband and even bragged about how quickly she could pull from and collect dog semen from her male French for breeding. I couldn't believe my ears. It's one thing if she enjoys doing that, but to tell others her personal enjoyment is just plain wrong and quite disgusting.

I have text messages from KJ to prove just how rude and disrespectful she can be. Kylea Jenness. (KJ) you are a horrible person, a terrible breeder, a con artist, a fraud and an all-around piece of trash. Because you think it's okay to scam and steal others' hard-earned money and be deceitful, I promise I will let others know all about you and your lies and scams.

If you come across this breeder, be very, very careful. She is very deceitful. Kj gives other breeders a bad name. It's important to trust your gut feeling when something is not right. If only I did when Kylea started showing signs.

I did some research on Kylea Lynn Jenness and found out that she has been arrested a few times for dog theft. This only confirms my suspicions about her dishonesty and lack of integrity.

In conclusion, I would not recommend Breeders (breeders.net) or Kylea Lynn Jenness as a breeder. She is not honest, trustworthy, or respectful. Her actions and behavior are unacceptable and she should not be allowed to continue breeding dogs.

So, I was looking for a new furry friend and stumbled upon Breeders (breeders.net). I found a guy named Jason and we started emailing back and forth. At first, everything seemed fine, but then he told me he lived in Philadelphia, PA, even though his profile on breeders.net said he lived in Los Angeles. That was a red flag for me.

Then, he sent me a message that sounded like a typical puppy scam statement. He told me about his two puppies, Max and Meli, who were 11 weeks old, champion bloodline, registered AKC, vet checked, and updated on all their shots. He also said they were well-tamed, potty trained, good with kids and other pets, and eager to learn. He even asked me a bunch of questions about myself, my environment, and my experience with pets.

At first, I thought he was just being thorough, but then he started asking for my address so he could send the puppies to me via airplane transport. That's when I got suspicious. I mean, who sends puppies through the mail? Plus, he seemed too eager to get my address, and when I gave it to him, he stopped responding to my emails.

So, I did some research and found out that Jason was a scammer. He was using fake profiles on breeders.net to lure people into buying his puppies, which he never actually had. He would take people's money and disappear, leaving them with no puppy and no way to get their money back.

So, my advice to you is to be careful when dealing with people on breeders.net. Don't trust anyone who asks for your personal information or money upfront. Do your research, ask for references, and make sure you're dealing with a legitimate breeder before you buy a puppy. And if something seems too good to be true, it probably is.

I was on the hunt for a cream to white colored Lhasa Apso, as I had one years ago and wanted to add another to my family. I stumbled upon Breeders.net and found a breeder that caught my eye. I emailed her multiple times in one day, which may have been a bad idea in hindsight. I noticed that other breeders who responded to me had sold their puppies quickly, so I decided to search for this breeder's phone number using her name. I found it, but it said she owned a children's daycare. I didn't mind, as I thought she had a lot of love to give.

I was hesitant to call her, as I wasn't sure if it was the right number and didn't want to bother her. However, I didn't want someone else to get the puppy I wanted, so I left a quick message explaining that I had emailed her a few times and was interested in the cream pup. I gave my number and hoped she didn't mind the call.

To my surprise, she responded almost immediately with a feisty attitude. She mentioned that she ran other businesses and was a very busy person, receiving hundreds of emails and phone calls every day. She also mentioned that her creams and reds were more expensive and harder to find, which I found odd as it wasn't stated on her webpage. She then told me that the cream pup was sold and the only one left was a black one for $800. I was looking for a cream pup, so I felt bad about bothering her. I emailed her back, upset about the way she worded things, but apologized and explained that I was anxious to find a cream pup for my special needs son. I suggested that she update her webpage with available puppies and indicate that the lighter ones were more expensive. She responded back, saying she wasn't upset with me and that she didn't take care of the webpage herself. She also mentioned that her next litter would be in August if I wanted to wait.

Two days later, I checked her webpage and noticed that she had updated it. She left the cream puppy on it but changed the name to Red 8 weeks and put up two older 14-week-old light-colored puppies. She put the name "Cream" under the photos and changed the price to $900. There was no indication if that price was for only a few certain color pups. I felt like she was upset with me for calling her and lying about the availability of the cream pup. She could have told me that she had two older cream-colored pups that she could have sold to me. I wouldn't trust her for anything now, and I question her breeding practices.

Despite my negative experience with this breeder, I eventually found my new baby, a gorgeous light reddish Lhasa Apso with a beautiful white face and all four paws. I found him through a wonderful breeder referred to me by a professional. Her name is Karen Kennedy, and she has beautiful pups. I fell in love with my little boy, who I named Meeko, and realized that it's not about the color of the pup but the breeder's professionalism and honesty.

In conclusion, Breeders.net has nothing to do with people like the breeder I dealt with. She just uses the site for selling and doesn't represent the quality breeders on the site. I found other breeders who responded professionally and responsibly. Good luck to everyone in finding their forever pet.

I'm so mad right now, I can't even believe it. I paid for an account on Breeders.net and now I'm having problems and they won't even respond to my emails. What kind of customer service is that? I'm so disappointed in this website and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. It's a shame because I was really excited to use it to find a new furry friend, but now I'm just left feeling frustrated and ripped off. I hope they get their act together soon because this is just unacceptable.

I recently had a terrible experience with Breeders.net, specifically with Royal City Paws Mini Dachshunds and First Class Dachshunds Home. Let me tell you, both of these sites are scams! I was so excited to find the perfect puppy for my family, but it turned out to be a complete nightmare.

I paid for the puppy and shipping, but of course, there was an issue with the shipping crate. They wanted more money from me, which was not part of the original agreement. I felt like I was being scammed and taken advantage of.

I want to warn others to be careful when using Breeders.net. It's important to do your research and make sure you're dealing with a reputable breeder. Don't make the same mistake I did and fall for these scams.

I hope this review helps others avoid the same situation I found myself in. Buyer beware!

Yo, I gotta say, I ain't a fan of Breeders.net. Like, seriously, selling animals like they're just some kinda product? That's just shameful, man. I mean, come on, animals ain't things to be bought and sold like they're just some kinda commodity. They're living beings, with feelings and emotions and all that jazz.

If you're lookin' for a new pet, you should really check out your local humane society. They've got all kinds of animals just waitin' for a forever home, and you'll be doin' a good deed by adoptin' one of 'em. Plus, you'll be savin' a life, which is pretty darn cool if you ask me.

I don't know about you, but I'd like to see Breeders.net buried six feet under. Animals deserve better than to be treated like they're just some kinda product to be bought and sold. Let's all do our part to make sure they get the love and respect they deserve.

I been using Breeders.net for a while now and I gotta say, I'm not too impressed. I put my sire up on there over a year ago and I ain't gotten nothin' from it. The lady keeps callin' me up and tellin' me that I'm gettin' over a hundred hits a month, but I ain't seen nothin' come from it. She says she's been doin' this for over 15 years, but I don't see no proof of that.

Honestly, I think they just want money and ain't really doin' nothin' to help me out. I mean, I paid for the service and all, but I ain't seen no results. It's like they're just takin' my money and runnin' with it.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend Breeders.net to anyone lookin' to sell their animals. It's a waste of time and money.

Yo, so I gotta say, Breeders.net ain't the best place to be lookin' for a pup. There's a buncha scams goin' on up in there, and it's easy to get caught up in 'em. They'll use different city locations to make it seem like they're legit, but don't be fooled.

I made the mistake of sendin' money for a couple of puppies, thinkin' everything was all good. But then they hit me up tryna scam me for flight insurance. Like, what? An extra 750 bucks for two pups? That's straight up ridiculous.

And the worst part is, they got me before I even realized what was goin' on. I was still half asleep when I sent the money, and by the time I woke up, it was too late.

So yeah, if you're lookin' for a furry friend, I'd suggest steerin' clear of Breeders.net. Ain't worth the risk, ya feel me?

I gotta say, I've been using Breeders.net for a while now and while it's a pretty decent site, there are a couple things that could be improved. First off, the boxer photo on the boxer page is just not good. Like, seriously, it's a terrible representation of the breed. I mean, come on, can't we get a better photo up there?

Another issue I've run into is that I often have trouble loading photos onto the site. It's frustrating when you're trying to showcase your pups and the site just won't cooperate. I've been using Breeders.net on and off for a few years now, and I really think these two things could be fixed to make the site even better. Thanks for listening.

I went to Breeders (breeders.net) to check out some Yorkies and ended up getting two sisters. The lady who helped us out quoted us a price for the two, but then changed her mind after telling us where to find an ATM to get the extra money. It was a bit frustrating, but we decided to leave without the pups.

The house where the Yorkies were kept was a bit stinky and dirty, which was a bit of a turn off. The pups themselves were also a bit dirty, which was a bit concerning.

Overall, I would say that my experience at Breeders (breeders.net) was a bit mixed. While I was able to find some cute pups, the experience was a bit frustrating and the conditions of the house and the pups themselves were not ideal. If you're looking for a breeder, I would recommend doing some research and finding one with better conditions.

I gotta say, I had a pretty bad experience with Breeders.net. I don't know how they got my credit card number, but they charged it multiple times in one day until my bank account was completely drained. It was a real nightmare. And the worst part is, there's no way to contact them directly. They only have a contact box on their website, and no physical location or phone number listed. That's a major red flag if you ask me. It's like they're trying to hide something. I wouldn't recommend doing business with them at all. It's just not worth the risk.

I was looking for a new furry friend and decided to give Breeders (breeders.net) a try. I entered my zipcode to find breeders in my area, hoping to visit them and meet my new bany (baby). However, I was surprised to receive a message from someone in Texas, even though their email address ended in .co.uk (United Kingdom). They offered me a deal that seemed too good to be true. To make matters worse, they sent me the exact same email twice, greeting me correctly the first time and addressing someone else entirely the second time. This made me suspicious and I started to think that something fishy was going on. I would advise others to be cautious when dealing with Breeders.

Another issue I had with Breeders was the lack of contact information on their site. I couldn't find any phone numbers or addresses to reach out to them. This made me feel uneasy about using their services and I wasn't sure who to turn to if I had any problems.

Overall, my experience with Breeders was not a positive one. I would recommend that others proceed with caution when using their site. It's important to do your research and make sure that you're dealing with a reputable breeder before making any purchases.

I was really excited to find Breeders.net because I was looking for a new furry friend to add to my family. I found a breeder on the site that I really liked and started communicating with them through email and text messages. After a few back and forths, I finally picked out a puppy and paid for it.

Unfortunately, it turned out to be a scam. The phone number they were using was a non-fixed VoIP number with a US area code, but the breeder was actually located in another country. I was really disappointed and frustrated that I had been taken advantage of.

I think that Breeders.net should be more careful about the breeders they allow on their site. It's really important to make sure that the breeders are legitimate and not just trying to scam people out of their money. I wish I had been more cautious, but I trusted the site to have reputable breeders listed.

Overall, I would caution anyone using Breeders.net to be very careful and do their due diligence before making any purchases. It's always better to be safe than sorry, and unfortunately, there are people out there who will take advantage of unsuspecting pet lovers.