For context, we got our dog from the Puppy Place in Wilmington. We got a Goldendoodle and…read moreabsolutely love him, and overall we had a great experience there. We've even gone back to visit, and the Wilmington location has always been very welcoming. People who came back to visit, brought their previous puppies and even told us, we are coming back to get a second dog because we had a good experience. Recently, I stopped by the Jacksonville location to look at another Goldendoodle. I asked a few questions about the puppy, including the weight of the parents, whether the dog was F1 or F1B, and where the puppy was bred. One of the girls helping us was friendly and answered the questions. After finding out the puppy would likely be smaller than what we were hoping for, I told her that it probably wasn't the right fit for us. Because of that, I asked if we could look at a Labrador instead. At that point, another employee responded rather abruptly and said, "You have to be serious, if you're just here to play, you can only look at one." The comment felt unnecessary and a bit rude. I had asked detailed questions about the first dog because I was genuinely interested, but once I realized the expected adult weight didn't meet what we were looking for, I simply wanted to look at another option. I think it would have been much more appropriate for her to ask whether we were seriously looking to adopt a dog rather than immediately insinuating that we were just there to play with the puppies. The way it was said felt more like a jab than a policy explanation. It was disappointing because we had such a positive experience with the Wilmington location, I've also been to the Jacksonville location before, and they were very friendly and I expected a similar level of professionalism and friendliness. On top of visiting, we've gotten a dog already there and that shows that we are not only visitors, but we could've been second time customers.

AVOID THIS PLACE: In January, we purchased a "Cavapoo" for $2,550. Today, we received the results…read morefrom the vet's Wisdom Panel DNA test, confirming that our puppy has the genetics of at least three different breeds--none of which include King Charles Cavalier. The DNA test did, however, identify 43% Poodle and 35% Yorkshire Terrier. Be cautious and do your research before purchasing a pet from here. Attached is a photo of the "Cavapoo" we adopted, alongside a Google image of a Yorkie Poo. I would give negative stars if possible.

I love to going to the shop!! Because so many animals we…read morecan see for free!! My boys are love it!

This store is a joke, especially after seeing that Facebook live from Ncbeat!! I've gone here over…read morethe years and have notice a serious decline in happiness and care of animals. Terrible advice overheard to unknowing customers when it comes to general knowledge, care and setup for most of the animals, let's push product before we push correct care procedures. The tall guy in fish when I happen to walk past always smells of cigarettes and weed, he somehow manages to be nasty with people while he asks if we need help when he doesn't even wear a company shirt, who can blame them for not wanting help from someone who looks like another customer it also doesn't make sense How can you be so nasty while high . I have pictures of birds, fish and so much more from my visits, I love the reptiles and birds so I have more pictures of them. It's a declining business and it shows by the overall care for these animals. More recently I've noticed Dirtier tanks, enclosures, cages & kennels. Not to mention the disgusting attitude from everyone. There are maybe two nice workers there, you have to be lucky when you visit to cross their paths. It's a fun place to look around without a doubt, When you're not getting shocked from metal shelves in reptiles or stray volts near fish tanks & manage to wear headphones to block out the disgusting tone from the unhappy staff. As an animal lover and collector I am continuously disappointed by the uneducated staff, lack of thoroughness with care and laziness from staff who never seem to be in their department. I remember, almost every visit talking to the little guy in reptiles and other customers always coming up to ask for help elsewhere in the store, only to see the rest of staff are up front laughing and joking. The experiences keep getting worse each visit, sadly this is the only store of its kind in jville. Take your family for a nice little indoor zoo, just do your best to not mirror their procedures when it comes to animal care.

I have now 4 Poms from Bourlet Poms and I'm obsessed with Annabelle's puppies. They are well…read moretempered and easy keepers. If you love the breed you will love these they are quality well bred dogs. I will never go anywhere else.

amazing people to work with! gave me everything i needed for my girl, worked with my husband and i…read moreeffortlessly. i know if i have any questions they're always a message or phone call away. will be going to them for future family additions!!

From the owner: Warriors of Valhalla Cane Corso Kennels is a Cane Corse breeder based in the Hubert, NC area. Our…read moreowner has over a decade of breeding experience and knows how to bring out the best traits in our dogs. Email our dog breeders today to learn more about our puppies. At Warriors of Valhalla Cane Corso Kennels, we prioritize ethical breeding and strive to breed healthy, happy animals. Before breeding, dogs undergo a rigorous health check and screening process to preserve the lineage of the Cane Corso breed while curbing hereditary diseases. We take breed standards into account and pursue specific traits to create high-quality pups. Additionally, we register all puppies with the American Kennel Club and the International Cane Corso Federation. Reach out to our Cane Corso breeder today to learn more about our standards.