We were planning to buy a puppy. We signed a contract with Nickson Derick and we had to pay a total…read moreof $850 for the puppy, airplane ticket and including home delivery. He asked us to pay from Walmart to Walmart so we did. Then we later found that the shipping costed us another $1250 so we decided to cancel the order. He told us that he would refund back all our money but we never got our money back. We called him but he blocked us. We emailed him and he never reply's to us.

I got scammed by Edmond Yorkie which also goes by the name of Oklahoma Yorkie. I paid 1700 for a…read moreteacup which should be between 3-5lbs. Months later I found out she is a regular size Yorkie. Will be 11-12 pounds. I sent Oklahoma Yorkie the vet documentation for proof of size and asked for some money back. They refused and said all I could do was return the dog which after several months of owning her is not a fair or right thing to do to me or the puppy. They should give me back the difference of a regular size Yorkie and teacup. I feel like I got scammed and am extremely disappointed. Buyer beware. If I could give a zero I would.

It's been three years now, but after reading my review over again it's time to update the rest of…read morethe story. It wasn't just my puppy that was sick. And according to my vet they still are seeing the same thing with recent puppies from Petland. You have a warranty when you leave but you must use the "Petland" approved vet only. The warranty we paid for only paid for one visit, the first one, when she was diagnosed with the two parasites (Giardia and Coccidia) after that the warranty was voided. Why? Well, it's a fact, a lot of puppies sadly will eat their own poop. Especially if they are kenneled with other puppies. So she sadly reinfected herself because she would get into it as soon as it came out. I know gross but again this happens with so many puppies. Why was the warranty voided?!? I get that she reinfected herself, but it's Petlands fault that she was sick to begin with. We spent over $3k to buy her from Petland and then over $7k to get her over the parasites and healthy. Multiple vet appointments, tests, subcutaneous fluids due to dehydration, medications, cleaning supplies, and so on. It took over 6 months to get her over everything and healthy. When we realized the Petland vet would no longer cover the costs under her warranty she was immediately moved to our regular vet. Thank God because they changed the entire treatment plan and Saved her life. Get this! When I called and schedule her appointment my vet immediately said, "You're kidding me! This is the 5th puppy this week with the same parasites from that Petland store!" The alarm bells went off. I called the store again and told them my concerns. Their puppies were very contagious and very ill and they were spreading the parasites. Customers and kids visiting puppies were at a huge risk of contracting these parasites. The Petland staff was even at risk. My puppy lost over 2 pounds in the three weeks she was in the Petland store. That's a huge weight loss when she was 7.5 pounds when she arrived. They had notes saying they were treating her for a gastrointestinal illness but didn't tell us when we purchased her. Our vet was concerned she would not make it. She cried and trembled in pain. This is wrong!!! You bet I called animal welfare and reported this. Now I've been told again and again by our vet that they continue to see these same problems with new puppies that come in from this store. I was never contacted by Petland. No one checked on us and the situation. They didn't care when I called. It was like out of sight, out of mind. I was lied to about her registration. They charged me extra saying oh she's double registered with the AKC and ICA. Truth is she was not AKC because her mother was not. Upon further investigation I learned that She came from a puppy mill and they sent her home with us knowing she was very ill. I will continue to advocate for these helpless puppies. I'm thankful today to have a happy, healthy girl but hate that she had such a rough start to life. She didn't deserve that. Again, I feel like I rescued her from that pet store three years ago this past August. Please do your research. A good place to get puppies is with a third party called good dog. They are health tested and come with true guarantees. Of course you can always adopt as well. I wouldn't trade my girl for any other dog but I'm truly sad that I supported this store and the puppy mill she came from.

Despite my better judgment, I bought a dog from Petland. But guess what? It's been nothing but…read moretrouble! This dog has a tongue that sticks out on one side because of her jaw being sideways. She's also lost a lot of hair and sometimes acts crazy. Turns out, this is a hereditary jaw issue. I took her to the vet that Petland requires you to visit because you're not allowed to use your own vet if you want to be covered by their warranty. However, they want to send me to a specialist in Tulsa. And here's the kicker: Petland doesn't pay for anything until I've spent all my money and time getting a diagnosis. I highly recommend not trusting the sales team at Petland again. They're not very trustworthy.

I've been working with Kathleen for 6 weeks as. My pup was only 8 weeks when I got her and she…read moreloved Kathleen so much. Shes right me how to work with her at home I feel good about my training. I'll be with her for along time as my pup will become a service dog but I've loved working with her.

We worked with Aiden for several months and it was a fantastic experience. We loved the 1:1…read moreattention we got and it really helped us feel like Aiden got to know us and our dog really well. His approach was kind, patient, and individualized, and we learned so much! It was also cool to have the option to do in-home training, which just took our experience to another level. We finished our first package and are already planning our next one as our pup has responded really well. We would recommend Aiden and Really Good Pets to anyone!

I have nothing but great things to say about Sit Means Sit! Moose is such a hyperactive girl & has…read morealways been so defiant. Anna taught me how to handle Moose so we can both enjoy everyday activities. Our household has completely changed just from the two sessions we had with Anna! I'm excited to go to the group classes to keep up on new training skills.

Cannot say enough about our experience withSit Means Sit. We love that Theo has a place he can go…read morenot only for training but a familiar place for boarding anytime we need to leave + exposure to all types of dogs. Our 5 month old golden doodle, Theo, has shown enjoyment in learning and has matured so much in 5 weeks. It's not just the dog that gets the training, but they provide us with unlimited access to trainer help with the package we purchased. From the initial phone call for information, the trainers are educated, excited and dedicated to training your dog. I would rate higher than 5 stars if I could.

We were scammed BIG TIME! We saw these adorable puppies for sale on amazingdachshundpupz.com ($650…read morefor the puppy and $30 for delivery) fell in love with Aggie (whom we were going to name Angel) and started the adoption process. Our first clue should have been there was no application or contract involved. Our second clue should have been when the "breeder" would only do Walmart2Walmart wire transfer. We were going to drive to Oklahoma to pick up the puppy, but the "breeder" said that due to Coronavirus, she was not allowing anyone to come to pick up the puppies, but she would send the puppy to us via Pet Express Shipping, it only got worse from there. The "shipper" said they needed $815 for a special crate rental which we would receive 95% back at time of delivery, and it should be sent through Western Union. So, yeah, we sent him $815 (plus the $104 WU fee). NEXT, the "shipper" wanted $1,200 pet insurance! By that time, we realized we had been scammed. Worst part of it all is that we had already fallen in love with the puppy and now are heartbroken.