I cannot stand breeders that run businesses like that. We RESCUED an aussiedoodle from a breeder and he has been getting non cancerous lumps on parts of his skin. horrible breeder and she would not even pay the vet bills from when we got him. But on the other hand we found a fantastic breeder in north Dakota. It just depends on who it is. This makes me sick. :(
A huge problem with the cavalier king charles spaniel breed is that people want to purchase a CKCS puppy and they don't do their homework. There is a reason that a Cavalier puppy will cost somewhere in the range of $1500, be weary when purchase a CKCS for less than $1,000 . if you are going to find a breeder online make sure that you can verify everything that he/she is telling you and that you can get reference from people in the area where the breeder lives. This breaks my heart.
Rogues are in EVERY type of business anywhere. I can find and post many many links to rescue groups and shelters who have been raided and shut down for horrid conditions too. Of the many thousands of breeders in the USA less than 1% that are bad get all the attention and animal rights radicals are quick to condemn the majority 99% along with the bad ones who inevitably go out of business anyway. Get your puppy online or from a pet store, chances are it'll be ok!
Thought I'd mention, that I bought a pup from David Moore, ON LINE, but had met someone with several pups from his Kennel. They were great dogs, and so beautiful, smart, and sweet.
My pup was very sick too. With a rare genetic desease; CMO.
Please cheer us on, as she DID recover, and will be attending AKC AGILITY INVITATIONALS, this year, in Long Beach, CA.
The dog I purchased from David Moore, has been from her first year of trialing, a top ranked Westie. Yes, I consider her a rescue. But, didn't even know when I got her that he was running a puppy mill.
We were the lucky ones, and it's truly a blessing we found eachother.
It's so fucking wrong to buy animals over the internet. Thats not what it was intended for. All that, just to save a couple hundred bucks...people are risking animals lives for their own benefit
GODDAMN PUPPY MILLS all those people deserve to be arrested and tried to the full extent of the law if your realy gonna buy online make sure you know whats there condition i bought a Siberian Husky but the breeders wanted a vet referal from me and they gave me one to my pup is beautiful and in great condition and I adopted a Mini Dobie from Animal Services make sure you know the poor puppies condition b4 you buy !!!!!
The pup you buy should have been seen by a vet within a few days before it shipped to you. You should get a health paper showing what tests he performed on the dog you bought. Just a tip from what good breeders do.
PS you can also pay shipping on YOUR end, and if the dog isnt the one you bought, refuse to pay, and the seller has to pay!!
true...but you might never know when your luck is out...so there is a possibility that some online scammers might scam the crap out of you...but there are others that are honest ^.^ I think the best thing to do is to actually go over there and see the puppy...but that is impossible....I adopted my puppy online a white japanese Akita...from the U.K...and I'm from Florida...but I really wanted a akita breed ever since I was five...just be safe about fist...you never know ^.^
Buying a dog you can't possibly find to adopt isn't a bad thing. My mom is having to buy a puppy online to get a Pure Bred Wooly Malamute because there are no breeders in this state. Not all online breeders are bad. Just contact ones that give people's feedback so you can ask if the service was satisfactory. This man obviously didn't.
Actually studies show dogs are generally healthier and better socialized when they've come from a USDA licensed breeder. Unfortunately, even though a "puppy mill" is considered a "substandard" facility, and the USDA is the one who makes those standards, even USDA licensed breeders are often considered puppy mills.
he needs to go to jail asap
flak718 2 days ago
Plenty of healthy rescue pups and dogs out there.
gravylegs1 1 week ago
Plenty of healthy rescue pups and dogs out there.
gravylegs1 1 week ago
The puppy they sent back to the breeders? Yeah, they totally killed it. It would cost them more than the puppy is worth to get it vet care.
AdaptiveReasoning 3 weeks ago
I cannot stand breeders that run businesses like that. We RESCUED an aussiedoodle from a breeder and he has been getting non cancerous lumps on parts of his skin. horrible breeder and she would not even pay the vet bills from when we got him. But on the other hand we found a fantastic breeder in north Dakota. It just depends on who it is. This makes me sick. :(
OurPetsAreFamily 2 months ago
These low bit rates hurt my ears.
goaheadblockme 9 months ago
A huge problem with the cavalier king charles spaniel breed is that people want to purchase a CKCS puppy and they don't do their homework. There is a reason that a Cavalier puppy will cost somewhere in the range of $1500, be weary when purchase a CKCS for less than $1,000 . if you are going to find a breeder online make sure that you can verify everything that he/she is telling you and that you can get reference from people in the area where the breeder lives. This breaks my heart.
awest1511 1 year ago
haha the dad wanted to pay less, and his name is dan poor.
crazyjorge2111 2 years ago
Rogues are in EVERY type of business anywhere. I can find and post many many links to rescue groups and shelters who have been raided and shut down for horrid conditions too. Of the many thousands of breeders in the USA less than 1% that are bad get all the attention and animal rights radicals are quick to condemn the majority 99% along with the bad ones who inevitably go out of business anyway. Get your puppy online or from a pet store, chances are it'll be ok!
like2bonree 2 years ago
Fucking sick people...how can they do that? Its disgusting.
SleazyVixen 2 years ago
My friend once bought a puppy from a newspaper aparently and just like this one, it was put to sleep but it had Kennel cough.
ChaoticDrakness 2 years ago
You can ask for several references from people who bought their dogs in the past. Ask for their phone contact numbers, and call them!
Also ask to see both parents pics. IF a breeder is honest, he will allow you to meet the parents, even if he has to meet you somewhere.
sharlamaben 2 years ago
Thought I'd mention, that I bought a pup from David Moore, ON LINE, but had met someone with several pups from his Kennel. They were great dogs, and so beautiful, smart, and sweet.
My pup was very sick too. With a rare genetic desease; CMO.
Please cheer us on, as she DID recover, and will be attending AKC AGILITY INVITATIONALS, this year, in Long Beach, CA.
Ranked #2 Westie at only three.
Dreamtime Hope Diamond.
Call name "Hope."
Leslie Granville-Smith
Boca Raton, FL
WestieHope 3 years ago
No more business for them, lol.
death2thesharpie 3 years ago
I'd rather buy a puppy online, and take care of it myself. Then let it stay in a shelter, or just go homeless.
Animals, need loving owners, not evil..mean owners. o.-
AD0B0Y6 3 years ago 2
The dog I purchased from David Moore, has been from her first year of trialing, a top ranked Westie. Yes, I consider her a rescue. But, didn't even know when I got her that he was running a puppy mill.
We were the lucky ones, and it's truly a blessing we found eachother.
Leslie and Hope
WestieHope 3 years ago
It's so fucking wrong to buy animals over the internet. Thats not what it was intended for. All that, just to save a couple hundred bucks...people are risking animals lives for their own benefit
thatsbetter 4 years ago
GODDAMN PUPPY MILLS all those people deserve to be arrested and tried to the full extent of the law if your realy gonna buy online make sure you know whats there condition i bought a Siberian Husky but the breeders wanted a vet referal from me and they gave me one to my pup is beautiful and in great condition and I adopted a Mini Dobie from Animal Services make sure you know the poor puppies condition b4 you buy !!!!!
KingPun 4 years ago 2
The pup you buy should have been seen by a vet within a few days before it shipped to you. You should get a health paper showing what tests he performed on the dog you bought. Just a tip from what good breeders do.
PS you can also pay shipping on YOUR end, and if the dog isnt the one you bought, refuse to pay, and the seller has to pay!!
sharlamaben 2 years ago
true...but you might never know when your luck is out...so there is a possibility that some online scammers might scam the crap out of you...but there are others that are honest ^.^ I think the best thing to do is to actually go over there and see the puppy...but that is impossible....I adopted my puppy online a white japanese Akita...from the U.K...and I'm from Florida...but I really wanted a akita breed ever since I was five...just be safe about fist...you never know ^.^
littlesushii 4 years ago
Buying a dog you can't possibly find to adopt isn't a bad thing. My mom is having to buy a puppy online to get a Pure Bred Wooly Malamute because there are no breeders in this state. Not all online breeders are bad. Just contact ones that give people's feedback so you can ask if the service was satisfactory. This man obviously didn't.
SessaFrost 4 years ago
Don't buy dogs. Please.
1000000000 are waiting to be adopted all over the world, because people buy dogs like they would buy an object, and abandon them.
Anyway we have to stop this business. people make money out of massive breading of dogs and kill those who are not bought.
realnini 5 years ago
Actually studies show dogs are generally healthier and better socialized when they've come from a USDA licensed breeder. Unfortunately, even though a "puppy mill" is considered a "substandard" facility, and the USDA is the one who makes those standards, even USDA licensed breeders are often considered puppy mills.
heysmithy 4 years ago