Positives: They let you add your name and email you out a list of the upcoming pets, plenty of parking and free, the service is friendly. Negatives: They would not provide me with the puppy's breeder, merely saying they were from "over east". So overpriced - $1400 for a male schnoodle puppy who had an extra dew claw that would require surgery to get it removed. They are way too relaxed with allowing people to hold the puppies - people ask to hold the pets, the girl was serving me didn't even tell me to wash my hands (people can bring disease especially if they have touched other pets and not washed hands and the puppies have often only had their first vaccination). I have witnessed twice now people bringing in their pets all grown up that they previously bought there. Problem was one of the times, there was a puppy out in the open pen and the person's dog came up to greet the pup nose to nose through the pen fence - I thought this was really poor as the pup had only had it's first vaccination. One of the most disturbing things I found was the pictures out the front of the glass pens. They often display the mother and father if possible on a picture outside the pen. One that particularly caught my eye was one of a pitbull or staffy type dog that looked so run down - she was underweight and the photo had been taken of the dog laying on concrete right next to a cigarette tray bin. The dog did not look healthy at all so I was surprised that they displayed the picture on the pen. The girl had told me that "only once had they been given pups and told they were one breed when they later found out they were a mixture of different breeds!"
Approximate cost: $1400
