I bought my Frodo, many years ago, he lived for about 12 years and he was a blessing to me. I still…read moremiss him very much and would like to buy another. He had a wonderful personality.

The two puppies we rescued from here were amazing! Definitely can't wait to get another great dog…read morefrom here!

I lost my sweet baby Pom Prissy Lou a week ago..she suddenly got sick with heart failure…read more N I lost my best friend..it's been hurt wrenching to say the least. I knew I needed another furry baby to love n help with my debilitating grief..I found Echo Poms n it was a Godsend My husband dropped everything to go to the bank n get a cashiers check n then drive me to meet Olga's daughter in Ritzville who was headed back to college n had another puppy to drop off It was the simplest thing I've ever done..we were able to video chat n see our puppy n just k ew she was the one Her daughter drove almost 3 hrs to meet us n she had all the paperwork I broke down when I saw my puppy, she was so perfect! If your thinking of getting a Pom I highly recommend Yu go thru Echo Ridge n talk to Olga..this woman made a dream come thru for me..puppy knows I'm still sad but she has helped my heart heal in so many ways. I finally feel like I can breathe again

Update: I spoke with the breeder and they let me know that the dogs that I met lived in a guardian…read morehome that they worked with. They claimed that the blind dog, Daisy, is blind now due to repeat untreated eye infections that she had and that my dog, Stella, has seizures due to head trauma from being abused. They are going to continue using Gidget (a dog from Stella's previous litter) for breeding for this reason. My vet completely disagrees with their theory and says that my dogs seizures could not be caused from head trauma. She has had several seizures since we adopted her in January, so they diagnosed her with epilepsy, and it is a heartbreaking condition. It isn't ethical or worth it to risk breeding dogs that have a chance of passing on any health condition. There are perfectly healthy dogs that are being euthanized in overcrowded shelters every day. This breeder did sell puppies from this guardian home that severely abused and neglected their dogs, and took zero accountability for doing business with them for any amount of time. Please consider rescuing a dog that needs a good home from a shelter before buying one from a breeder. Any puppy bought from this breeder is coming at the expense of one of the 10+ parent dogs still living on this "farm" that are being used to produce back to back litters. You can find labradoodles/golden doodles in shelters and rescues too.

Doodle Paws Ranch is a very special place. These pups will capture your heart. Healthy, happy,…read moredeserving of a loving home. Veronica, her family and her friends are devoted to the wellbeing of these amazingly adorable Doodles and to those who are seeking puppy love. This ranch, set in the Deer Park countryside, is a haven for a caring beginning of a pup's life. Be prepared. There you'll find your heart's delight, your new best friend.

almost 4 years old and living our best Corgi life…read more Katt is amazing!!!! she takes such good care of these babies before you get them so they are sweet as can be!!!!

We have not one but two corgis from Unique County Corgis. The first one was so awesome we got a…read moresecond and the first one was so awesome my sister got one too. Super friendly and easy to deal with breeder. Got all three dogs to California in different ways. Answered all my questioned. And the dogs. So special. Sweet, so adorable people literally stop on the street to gawk. Well behaved and affectionate. I'd get two more but I already have 6 dogs. Thank you!!!