Bryant is amazing!! He was so helpful during the whole process he sent us pictures all the time,…read moreany time we had questions he always answered immediately. We are so so happy with our puppy he is so perfect healthy he is part of our family now. I highly recommend Brooklyn Cockapoos.

Bryant has been amazing since day one, is always available for any questions, we absolutely love…read moreour Cockapoos and we can tell he loves all of his doggy's too! We were lucky enough to get two from Bryant and it was the best decision we ever made! They are never sad since they have each other even when we have to leave the house. Best temperament ever, super happy well adjusted trusting puppys!!!!! Thank you Bryant!!!!

If your want a loving kitten this is ur place I adopted my beautiful male kitten from them and he…read moreloves kisses hugs and people so much he makes everyone sooo happy and is super well behaved

I got my kitten a month ago and he is the most loving, sweetest kitten ever. He licks our faces, is…read morevery affectionate and loves to play. This is actually my second cat I got from Irina. The first cat I got from Irina was in 2005 and she was very healthy and the best cat ever that lived for 15 years. This cattery breeds amazing cats and I am planning to get another kitten soon from them as well. Irina herself is very kind, caring, and will answer every question you have. You can even call months or years later and she will be happy to help with anything. She also gives haircuts for cats which are amazing as well! I recommend them to everyone if you are looking to add an amazing family member to your family!!! Thank you Irina for everything.

I've purchased puppies from here quite a few times and have never had any issues. My tiniest…read more (Yorkshire Terrier)is 2.3 lbs when she was purchased in 2009 and is alive and well. She just turned 16! (4/27/09) I've also recommended this place to many friends who have also bought and had no issues with their pets at all.

So far, I've purchased two Yorkies from puppy petite and my first Yorkie was healthy. Happy well…read moreadjusted unfortunately she passed away due to a car accident my second Yorky that I purchased this year is wonderful. She is so happy so far healthy I have no complaints. I'm very happy

Long time I was tried to find out the right breeder of scottish fold kittens and finally i found…read moreamazing one. All kittens are healthy and playful . Especially my kitten. I am very glad that I gained this happiness.

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I bought my cockapoo from you last may, we love her . The only problem I had with you was she had…read morethe worst worms but you did take care of the bill. I thank you for that. Harper will be a year old on 3/27/26 and she got bigger than I thought and let me add crazy zoomies. But we all love her. Thank You

I had a puppy from them in 2022. they are amazing i recommend them…read more to a lots of people in NY. i drove 4 hours to pick up my dog. great people. great communication

We adopted a sweet kitten from Brooklyn Aby Cattery and we couldn't be happier. Not only is he…read morevery healthy but he has a warm and friendly temperament. Alex and Eileen from Brooklyn Aby do such an amazing job socializing their kittens. Our little guy took to us immediately and loves to play and cuddle. Highly recommended!

Smooth transaction got a Quaker parrot really beautiful recommend to anyone looking for a beautiful…read morebird thank you so much!

My birds are beautiful but I did not receive good customer service. I also feel that I was…read moreovercharged for boarding. I feel that the owner could have been more professional.

Corey has been helping me with my shepherd Odin since he was 6mos. I always get compliments on his…read moretraining and whether we are working on tricks or behavior Corey always has some little gem of knowledge or thinks fast on his feet and Odin and I are off to the races once again. You will get results!

Corey is a terrible dog trainer and from my interactions with him over the couple of months that we…read moreworked together, I get the sense that he's a terrible person as well. Let me take you on a journey. You're young and naive, you adopted a dog during the pandemic. The rescue told you that she is a very chill dog. She is, in fact, not chill. She is under-socialized and fearful of everything. You look for a dog trainer. Without doing any research, you accept your neighbors recommendation of Corey Harden K9. It is the worst decision of your life. We set up our consultation meeting at our apartment because one of our issues was resource guarding of the space. Our just rescued 8-month old dog Sona is a Shepherd mix, very guardy so she barks at the door and at any sound in the hallway. Corey came in and literally kicked Sona. She was so afraid that she peed in the apartment. After a few minutes, Sona did get used to his presence and began to display more soft, curious behaviors like sniffing and going up to lick Corey. So as obviously insane as the situation was, we went ahead and booked Corey as our trainer. We were stupid and overwhelmed - this guy's a professional dog trainer and says all this is normal, who we were to disagree. (All this to say, don't judge me for staying with Corey as long as I did. I need to emphasize again that I was a real life moron and knew nothing about dogs at the time.) We mostly wanted to work with Corey on leash manners. Sona pulled relentlessly on her martingale to the point that she was choking herself, and she will pull through that anyway. It made walks deeply unpleasant. She was also leash reactive. At our next session, we met at Prospect Park for a walk. Corey immediately put her on a prong and popped her VERY hard on the collar. Sona yelped loudly. Thinking back, Corey is lucky that Sona is a sweet dog and did not redirect at him for that. To be clear, there's nothing wrong with communicating with your dog that there are things you want/don't want, but he consistently applied unnecessarily harsh corrections. He wanted us to start our training with Sona at the Nethermead at Prospect Park during off-leash hours. Anyone that's been there knows its quite chaotic, dogs everywhere! At this point, only a couple weeks after rescuing Sona, we have not had time to form a relationship with her. Yet he ONLY wanted us to work her off-leash at the Nethermead, where Sona would just ignore us and ignore food/toys to dart off with other dogs. Then he would harp on us for not working hard enough? Again, thinking back, this is a horrible and dangerous approach. We should have been on a long line, probably on one of those patches of grass off to the side of the main field so the other dogs were in sight but she still had enough distance to focus on us. A few sessions like this was enough to convince us that Sona was untrainable and that we were horrible dog parents. The entire process left us feeling so defeated, and of course, Sona's obedience and fear aggressive behaviors got worse throughout the entire time. During one of our training sessions at the Nethermead, a man was walking towards us to get through the field. Sona immediately rushed to him and started barking at home, ignoring our recall and we were unable to redirect her with play and food. Corey was literally there, he witnessed this behavior and with a straight face said "don't worry about that man, dogs have a sixth sense so they can tell when someone has a bad vibe." Um, does this sound logical to you? Does this sound like something a professional dog trainer would say? Anyway, we clearly never worked on desensitization or counter-conditioning for her fear of strangers because Corey was delusional and convinced us that Sona is a medium that can sense vibez. Of the few things we did right with Sona, crate training is the one I'm most grateful for. Absolutely no credit goes to Corey for this because we crate trained her before we started working with him. However, I can credit him for undoing all of our crate training effort because he encouraged us to crate her and BANG ON HER CRATE REALLY LOUDLY whenever she barked at the door. What was once a nice, cozy, safe place to relax became a really confrontational space. Once, he took Sona for a pack walk. He brought her back an hour later with four bloody paws, she needed booties and couldn't really walk for more than 10 minutes outside for several weeks until they healed. After using six or seven of our ten session package, we decided that we're done. We never communicated with him again, ignored all his messages, and didn't even ask for the remainder of our money back. In the time that he worked with Sona, she went from friendly but anxious to straight up aggressive. I wish I could go back in time to before I worked with Corey, I believe Sona wouldn't have developed severe behavior issues it it wasn't for him. Sona is doing great now, we got a real trainer and she's thriving.