An exceptional, truly high-end experience from start to finish. I welcomed my Doberman, Bianca,…read morefrom this breeder in 2022, and she has exceeded every expectation. Bianca's full name: GCH Allettare Curse of the Black Pearl, BCAT RA ATT SWN SEA SCA SIA RATN TKI CGC Bianca's temperament is outstanding--confident, intelligent, and beautifully balanced. She is not only a beloved companion but also a remarkable representative of the breed. The level of care, expertise, and intention behind this breeding program is evident in every detail. The breeder's commitment to health, genetic excellence, and longevity is truly impressive. All appropriate health testing was thoroughly completed, and great thought was clearly given to producing strong, healthy bloodlines with long-term well-being in mind. That level of dedication provided complete confidence and peace of mind. Bianca's quality speaks for itself--she has earned recognition at the , (149th, recipient of Award of Merit) and was even featured in a commercial with , ' , . I am incredibly proud of her and deeply grateful to this breeder. For anyone seeking excellence, integrity, and truly exceptional Dobermans, I cannot recommend them highly enough. #TATYANAMAKAROV

Best place to buy a dachshund!!!! You won't find a better place and better people then Ruth and Ed.read more

I purchased my dog for $ 2.200 dollars and I can't register my yellow lab , because my…read moreregistration form was never filled out by the breeder Murrayville kennels correctly.When we purchased are dog he said he will send a new one out because the form was never filled out correctly. I'm missing a pin # , so I can't register my dog for ACK. I reached out to Rick to let him know after we purchased our dog on 7/9/2025 a week later ,Rick said he been behind and will mail a new form out. Well here it is months later and still no paperwork. I guess he saw me coming well it time for Murrysvilles Kennel will be hearing from my lawyer already taking place. I will be talking to you soon RICK!!!!!! Fake breeder!!! I hope you are enjoying my money because I'm coming for it and then some!!!! Fake Breeding Company ! One good thing has come out of it my great companion dog Indy / I'm so greatful you have come in to are life.

Sold my friend a pup for 2000..3 months & 2 months later pup had to be put down for having…read moreseizures..this guy is a loser..dont buy from him

I don't know why everybody keeps putting stars on this place. If you adopt an animal and you bring…read moreit back, they will put it to sleep. This is not a good place to bring your pets, and they do not care. They killed my cat. I got stuck in a really bad position and I had to move but was getting a place in two weeks. They told me that I had to surrender which I did but I told him I would be back in a couple weeks if I could readopt I just had nowhere for the got to go at the time. The next day I called them and told him that I had a bunch of food and his favorite blanket, and a cat house for them. They proceeded to tell me that the cat was no longer alive. Unreal how anybody could even bring an animal here adoption fine.. don't ever bring a pet here to give it up. Go to a Manchester animal shelter, or MSPCA in Methuen.

Before I moved back to New England, I searched for animal shelters in the area. I volunteered at…read morethe Irving Animal Shelter in Irving, Texas, and I loved it. I was hoping to find a place where I could do the same. - The Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire is a really nice place. It's right on Route 101. There isn't a ton of parking here - maybe 10 spots up front and 20 or so in back. It's not a large place (not compared to other shelters I've been to), but it's nice. - I've described this place to people as "mostly cats and rabbits" because they don't have a whole lot of large dogs on site. At least, not many that the general public can view. - I signed up to volunteer. You have to first take a "class". It's two hours long and you have to donate $10 at the end - more as an act of faith that you're serious about being a volunteer. (Also, they really need the money). The class wasn't much of a class, to be honest. You don't learn a lot, you just hear about all the good things the shelter does or has done. After the class is over, you have to sign up again for training. And the training could be in anything from "small cage cleaning" to "walking dogs" or "laundry". You get to pick which one you come back for. The next time you come back is your first day of volunteering. I've come back to learn about their dogs, but as a new volunteer, you don't get to interact with many dogs. Many of the dogs here are "senior only" meaning, only a "senior" dog walker can take them out. A "Senior" walker is defined as someone who has booked 50 hours volunteering here. It's very technical. You have to sign up online to come in to volunteer - you can't just show up and help out (well, you can, but it's almost discouraged). They have a lot they need to get done and they do it by having volunteers sign up for specific things - laundry, cage cleaning, etc. What bothers me is that there are a lot of dogs here, and I have time and I've handled all kinds of dogs in the past - but I'm not allowed to help because I'm not a "senior" walker here. I just feel bad for the dogs here that aren't being taken out because a "senior" isn't around that day. - OK I digress. Otherwise, it's a nice facility. Lots of really nice cats. A surprising number of rabbits. There was even a turtle there up for adoption last week! The dog kennels are a little shocking to see - they're in a room that smells like bleach (this place is big on cleaning) with glass doors to the kennels. There is only one outdoor fenced-in area for the dogs to exercise off leash. Volunteers can take the dogs on-leash through the woods/trails behind the place. - I just wish the place had more land - they could use some outdoor runs for the dogs. Let them play and that way potential adopters can see them having fun and not barking behind glass doors! - It's a good place - very well organized and passionately run.

These people don't get enough credit. They are wonderful people caring for the furry creatures. I…read morehave already adopted two animals from them . They are totally truthful in the animals bio so you know exactly what you are getting and no hidden surprises. If I ever have to add on to the furry kids of our family I will definitely go back there

gone twice and called multiple times. they send you to their email and don't email you back…read more horrendous process for taking in dogs in the area. they don't get back to you or answer!!

Manager was extremely rude. We've adopted 2 dogs from them in the past. I wanted to adopted a…read morekitten and told them multiple times that our dog was in the car. They never ask for a meet in greet for the two pets. After we adopted the kitty and went back to the car the two were very aggressive to one another. Kitten was in a crate. So we realized it was a bad situation for them both. Our fault for not introducing them correctly. So we brought the kitten back in and got banned from the place. Could have been handled much more professionally.

This shelter is great and cares so much about their animals and community. Staff is helpful and…read moremakes the adoption process simple!

This is not an honest or reliable rescue group. I know there are many reputable rescue groups out…read morethere, so please do your research beforehand. My dog had many problems, which could have been avoided. We have spent thousands of dollars in the few weeks that we got our puppy and a lot of this could have been avoided if not for this rescue group's negligence. 1. Our dog came covered in fleas. He had scabs all over his body from the bites. He was not given a flea preventative treatment even though we were told that would be taken care of before he was transported to us according to the contract. Subsequently, due to flea allergies he then developed a skin infection AND ear infection a few weeks later. Our house had to be exterminated. He also developed tape worm, which dogs get from eating fleas. This ALL could have been avoided if he had been given the proper preventative flea treatment. This would have saved us a lot of money and the puppy a lot of suffering. 2. The puppy also had giardia, another intestinal parasite when we received him. According to the contract and New Hampshire law he was also supposed to test negative for this, but was not tested because "he did not show any symptoms." 3. Communication was extremely unprofessional. They would not take any responsibility for any of the issues that we had since day one with our puppy. They told me that I should "get a job" and to stop "harassing them." 4. Communication involving the transport was awful. It was extremely difficult to get any definitive answer as to when our puppy would arrive. He was supposed to arrive on a Saturday morning at 9 am. We could a phone call the Friday night before at 9 o'clock informing us they were "running 24 hours late" with no reason at all. He came instead Sunday morning with short notice. 5. I have spoken with another family who adopted our puppy's brother. This family's puppy also came with fleas and giardia. 6. I know it is difficult to know the breed of a dog when rescuing because most of the time you do not know the parents, but this group blatantly lied about our dog's breed. They told us lab/rottie mix and that the dog was going to be VERY large. I was sent 2 more pics after I had already paid and knew something was wrong because his legs were extremely short with a very long body. I inquired about this and they lied and told me it was the "angle of the camera." I said I wanted more pictures but never received any. Now that we have had our puppy for about two months, it is clear this dog is a basset hound and that he will not be a large dog. I added this complaint last because we still love our puppy unconditionally, even though he was not what he expected. I just wanted to add the last reason this group is dishonest. As you can see, there have been a multitude of problems since receiving our puppy and these problems should have been taken care of. This rescue group did not hold up their end of the deal. Unfortunately, we and our poor puppy have had to pay for it.

First off I do have to say I love my dog. Now that I've said that I'm pretty disappointed in Happy…read moreDogs of New England. I know it can be very hard to tell the breed of a rescue dog but what they told me and what she is are two completely different things. I don't care about her breed, although they told me she was a lab mix and turns out she is a beagle/pitbull mix. That part that bothers me is that they said my dog was going to be around 60-70lbs. I prepared for this, I bought a large crate, large bed, large toys, large food bowl, large breed puppy food. My dog is now 8 months old and weighs MAYBE 20 lbs. A vet would be able to estimate weight at 4 months so basically the vet was an idiot or they lied. The only thing I didn't end up exchanging was her food bowl.... The next thing they did was lie about her personality. Now I know puppies are all mostly energetic but as a rescue group they should be able to tell basic personality traits. I wanted a calm, laid-back dog. I got the complete opposite. She is very high energy, needs tons of attention, and is the most stubborn dog I've ever met and I still love her. Just not what I was told. The thing I am most upset about is fleas. It took me a little over a week to realize she had fleas and by that point she had already infected my two cats (who sleep in my bed) and the entire house. I had to bomb my house multiple times. Isn't basic dog care to apply flea & tick preventative. Especially when that dog is about to go on a transport bus with 50 other dogs? Like I said, I love my dog but I didn't like that I felt like I was lied to about who my dog really was.

I adopted a beautiful and loving puppy from Tenderheart Chihuahuas. I would highly recommend…read moreKristin to anyone interested in adopting a chihuahua puppy. It is easy to see their puppies are raised with love and tenderness.