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What you don't seem to understand, is it doesn't matter if she sold her own pups to a petstore, for her to even be involved with that makes her just as bad!!! If I was a good reputable breeder, and a friend of mine bred and asked me to help them sell their pups to a petstore, I would say SORRY, you're on your own! |
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"All of a sudden there's renewed activity concerning Glenda Beavers from Tahlequah, OK even though she's been around for quite a while. It's said, and some say proved, that she sells to pet stores. I'm told that she has sold to a local pet store here in Massachusetts, Laughlin Kennels so if that's true It confirms her activity. Laughlin has been featured on at least one Boston TV station as being a puppymill and I've been there and seen for myself that Laughlin is in fact a puppymill. I have a warning about them on my web site. I also have a statement that I wouldn't do business with Glenda Beavers and Carolyn Buffington along with several other dubious so-called breeders. About the only thing that can be done to reduce the demand for puppymill pups is to get the word out and let the public be informed. That's what I try to do but I won't "BLACKLIST" a breeder until I have documentation that asserts my statements. Opinions are a different matter!" Now, with that said I will also say that I have personal documentation showing that she has in fact shipped pups to a petstore in Danbury. She says they were not her pups but she was doing a friend a favor, however according to documentation she did this MANY TIMES. Some of the pups as young as eight weeks old and at least two that had just had hernia operations. In my opinion it does not matter whether they were her pups or someone else's she still had her hands in something less then ethical. That to me tarnishes her as a reputable breeder. Lastly, information was sent to me in which someone bought a pup from her and the pup arrived to the person very sick. This information was posted right here on the open internet via an organization that was paying for the pups surgery. They wrote to Glenda asking for her to do the right thing but it is my understanding that they never got a response from her. Just because someone once had a good reputation does not mean that that cannot change. There was one other breeder on here that too that was once well respected but later turned into a very bad breeeder in which she was either shut down or at least fined. Please research on your own and research well before doing business with ANYONE. Elaine |
I don't care if she found the puppies on the street. She still sent puppies to a petstore and this came straight from her. Like I said, I wouldn't have bought from her based on what I knew before the petstore stuff came out but that made it worse. I have really really high standards fir the next breeder I'd buy from and glenda does not meet those standards |
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1 Attachment(s) After looking and looking and begging and begging for help on this site, a fellow board member led me to Glenda Beavers. I started my relationship by corresponding with her and establishing many things about my puppy. There were times when she was busy and could not get back to me, but I stuck in there because something in my gut told me she was the right one and that this little girl was meant for me. It was a 6 hour drive there and a 6 hour drive back. I was at her place personally, and I don't know heck about what a professional breeding place is supposed to be like, but it looked all in order to me, although I would be overwhelmed with that much work, plus the other things on the ranch. I brought my little darling home, and as one of my neighbors said, I feel like I won the lottery. I don't think there is any better baby anywhere in the world. I truly do understand the ethical issues you are discussing here regarding supplying the pet stores etc. However, I am not a private investigator and cannot prove Ms. Beaver's actions. I cannot take back my purchase or change the course of things 9 months later. I did my homework as best I could and arrived at my new daughter the best I could. I can only say that she was more than good to me, my baby is very beautiful and very healthy. I must say that I WOULD recommend her to others, if that angers some of you, then so be it, but she has really good puppies. I know a lady on here who was going to buy from her, and the puppy did get sick, therefore, Glenda did not sell it to her, but they are waiting on another when the time is right. I found her to be a lovely lady, and I found her business sense to be correct in my case. I could not read this thread in good conscious and not speak up. Maya's mother |
Misti, I'm glad you had a good experience with Glenda. I know you're very happy with your little girl, as you should be. There's no question many have bought healthy pups from her. If you truly do understand the ethical issues here, you don't have to be a private investigator to prove what she has done - the proof has been published. For anyone to recommend Glenda for puppies, IMO may as well recommend they buy from a pet store. How can anyone in good conscience continue to tell people "do not buy from a pet store" and then buy a puppy from a breeder that supplies a pet store with puppies? Just because her "professional breeding place" appeared to be all in order and you got a beautiful girl from her, doesn't negate the facts of what she has done. Why promote someone with very questionable ethics when there are so many other truly reputable breeders available? |
I have a question. Let me start by saying I dont know Glenda, dont care who she is, and got my yorkie from a "breeder" but my question is in regards to breeders selling puppies to a petstore. I thought the problem that people are having with petstores is that they get their dogs from puppy mills a lot, instead of from reputable breeders. So if a reputable breeder decided to sell through a pet store for more exposure (say a newer breeder, one that wasnt necessarily in it for a show quality puppy, etc) would that be bad? Meaning the puppy was well taken care of, well bred, loved and not let go too young before going to a pet store,and then adopted to a nice family (who was well screened by the said petstore of coarse)? Please help me understand. I know for some common folk they may not know how to find a breeder, may immediately go to a petstore (none i can think of in my state that even sell dogs but Im just using as example). dont hate me :) and dont whip me too hard for trying to understand. |
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jen I do understand what you are saying and I do respect your opinion. Since there are SO MANY REPUTABLE breeders out there, I wish people would pay more attention on these boards when people are asking for help looking for one BECAUSE ONLY ONE person helped me, and that was the board member who lead me to GLenda. |
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Thank you Misti. I do understand where you're coming from too. Before this information came to light, I was one of those that would have recommended her too. Hopefully as YT has grown, the information on good and bad breeders alike, will be more readily available to future puppy buyers. |
One thing to remember about pet stores. NO GOOD REPUTABLE BREEDER WILL EVER SELL TO A PETSTORE, IF THEY'RE GOOD, WORD GETS AROUND, AND THEY'LL HAVE PEOPLE ON A WAITING LIST! |
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