FirstBark
After requesting a phone call to ask questions before making a decision to place a deposit, I received a very snarky text telling me I should read the website better. Asked 3 questions in my email as well and got vague responses at best. 1. Do you have a female goldador? Answe…Read full reviewClose full review
After requesting a phone call to ask questions before making a decision to place a deposit, I received a very snarky text telling me I should read the website better. Asked 3 questions in my email as well and got vague responses at best. 1. Do you have a female goldador? Answer: No dogs but is taking 21 deposits for 5 different breeds. Didn’t provide any kind of timeline for when they due. 2. Do you test your dogs for common problems in the breed? Answer: provided a cut/copy answer just saying their dogs have excellent hips, elbows, etc. So I’m guessing the answer is no. 3. What is included: microchipped, shots, etc? Answer: No answer. Potentially missed this info on the website, but even if that is the case there really isn’t any reason of why she couldn’t have included it in the email. She mentioned her father being sick and needing to put more attention towards that, but it seems like the amount of dogs being bred at the same time is way over the capacity this kennel/ranch can handle. Edit: I will echo another 1 star reviewer in that there is more time and energy spent responding to reviews than communicating with customers. Deb still would not schedule a phone call nor provided any health records of the dogs they are breeding. When I asked about them again she responded that we aren’t a good fit. I simply stated that if the staff/facility doesn’t have time for a phone call they are breeding way beyond their capacity. If that was what Deb is referring to as me being judgemental, then I agree. I’m 100% judging this kennel as it is a glorified puppy mill. I got into contact with multiple other breeders and setup phone calls and they answered all of my questions no problem. Please do your research. If a facility is breeding 7+ different breeds it most likely isn’t a reputable breeder. Also I would highly recommend looking at actual documents proving health records. This is the email response I received about what animals they are taking deposits for. Didn’t mention if these puppies are already born or any other info except for how I can send them a deposit. “We are sold out of goldens, labs and bichons but will take a deposit for an unborn litter. We are accepting deposits for 3 black male goldendoodles, 1 black female Goldendoodles and 3 female golden/red goldendoodles, 3 female labradoodles, 1 female goldador, 4 male goldadors, 3 male cavachons and 3 male cavachons at this time.”