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Destroying Reputations without facts I don't thing it's laughable to try and destroy reputations of good, honest, and hard working people on the internet because of rumors. You have nothing to back-up your accusations and just sound mean-spirited. |
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BTW, "good, honest, and hard working people", don't make their living by breeding dogs like this, IMO. |
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1) Selling to a broker and not knowing who ended up with the dog. That was discussed by the breeder herself in the first posts of this thread. The breeder herself asked where she bought the dog from. The OP said the dog came from a broker. 2) She is a registered USDA breeder. Need proof? Here's the list, her name is on it, page 5: http://www.prisonersofgreed.org/ListA2006.pdf Quote from aphis.usda.gov: What type of animal dealers does USDA regulate? people who breed dogs for sale at the wholesale level and the wholesale dealers who supply these animals to pet stores, brokers or research facilities 3) She sells to pet shops. Here's the link with the proof to back it up: http://www.petshoppuppies.com/report.asp?ID=71A0759 These are not mere "rumors," as you put it. The FACTS are there, in black and white, one of which the breeder herself has discussed in this very thread. This speaks volumes to most here. And if that is "mean spirited" on my part, so be it. I'll take it. |
And if anyone's interested in seeing an ariel view of this "commerical breeding facility" (as it is categorized per USDA standards, not mine), well here's a link for that too. Just click on Ariel View in the upper, right corner. Hmmm,, what could all those buildings around the house be? Map of 1557 N Hickory St Paris, Arkansas by MapQuest |
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How can these people sleep at night knowing that those poor innocent babies are out there in the cold or blazing heat with no attention,no one to love them just there to put money in someone's pocket who is too lazy to get a real job. This is horrible. Puppy millers have no heart to me. |
I've met your parents and have been to their kennel. They are the best breeders I've visited in Arkansas. |
That was my point. They don't breed dogs in this way. |
I am so sorry! I lost mine after just 5 years to brain cancer. |
Yorkies I love the way you defend your parents. I've purchased two yorkies from them. The Kennel was the best I've seen and I did my research.:) |
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ID: 309 Date Submitted: 5/16/2006 Breed: Yorkshire Terrier Date Purchased: 7/16/2005 Breeder: Willmann, Tammy & Dennis ** Petshop: 3 Guys Pet Shop * Details: Kennel Cough I found this on a pet shop puppy report! They are USDA licensed: http://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_wel...rt_holders.txt |
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:thumbup::thumbup: Yes, I would have never seen this thread about this PUPPYMILL if it wasn't brought back up. Funny isn't it. :rolleyes: |
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Dog Purchased My husband purchased a dog as a surprise for me, from a pet store, last year- huge no no in the dog world- I know. But once the purchase was made, there wasn't much to be done- besides looking into the dogs background. I'm currently doing some extensive research on The Hickory Inn Kennel. I know this breeder is on the USDA list, which is already not a good sign. However, my research is delving into a realm far beyond internet access. Once I have some more facts I will report back. On another note- I'm looking into purchasing another yorkie. I have been in contact with a breeder- Douglas & Sharon Andrew who operate d&s kennel. Their website is www.littlepups.net. They too- are on the USDA list. However, they don't seem to fit the stereotypical facility. Any comments? What do you guys think? |
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This area of Okla. has many puppymills and horrible byb's. Please look elsewhere for you next yorkie or any puppy! |
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I'm not sure what you mean by not being the stereotypical facility, here is what they have in an ad for their puppies: "Our dogs are kept in clean, climate controled facilities with free access to outside gravel runs, for plenty of fresh air and exercise. We socialize our pups so they will be well adapted to their new enviornment." WOW, access to outside gravel runs, lucky dogs! :rolleyes: OH and the misspellings are in their ad! |
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What type of license should I look for vs. USDA? Thanks for the info- I'll look elsewhere. It just seemed their litters were few and far between... unlike other kennels who crank out puppies every other day. Their photos also make it seem as though the puppies are in a nice environment- maybe that's decieving. I just wish they posted photos of the parents as well. Thanks again |
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Also if you go to the "Yorkies for sale or wanted" forum here, at the top there are some good threads of what to look and not look for in selecting a breeder! I would personally NEVER buy a dog from anyone that is USDA licensed!! If they are USDA licensed, this is a business typically, so I doubt their litters are few and far between. In fact they list on their FAQ they have litters throughout the year and post them at between 7-9 weeks! :eek: Yorkies should go home around 12 weeks! The puppies live in kennels, that is not a nice environment in my opinion! I want to buy from a breeder who loves her animals and they live in their home and are pets, socialized, etc... JMO |
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Inventory Also- according to recent USDA inspections she had over 100 adult dogs in her "inventory" and more than 60 puppies. |
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HELLO tammy i have a yorkie thatcame from you and i have read on here that you dnt sell to pet stores but today i was in a petland and saw biewers wich i have also . the biewer i saw was 11 weeks old and was sick, would you reply to this thanks..... |
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