I adopted my adorable Shichon, Mitzi, from Windsor Oak Farm 11 years ago, and she is still an…read moreenergetic, happy and loving companion. I had the idea of getting a new puppy from them to join the family, but unfortunately, their website is currently down. I hope it's back up soon because I had a wonderful experience and even recommended them to a friend who also bought a puppy from them years ago.

I'm so sorry to see the farm is closed now!! My family and i have adopted 3 pups from him since…read more2018-2025. It's always been a great experience and VERY REASONABLY PRICED. We're so Sad because it's hard to find reputable caring breeders for affordable prices!

This appears to be a puppy mill. Animal shelters are overcrowded. Look there, first, while…read moreconsidering how the mother dogs, alone, are treated here.

Highly recommend Nelson and his wonderful family breeding farm! Milo has been a strong lively…read morepuppy from the start and a welcome addition to our family! Highly recommend!

Nothing but a great experience from the first time inquiring to the time we picked up our pup…read more Very knowledgeable and the grounds and care are great. Our dog was ready to go, and what to expect and future care is clearly explained. We couldn't be happier.

Evie is a sweet 5 year old Golden from a litter of D's Golden Delights. However, she has had…read morechronic stomach issues and recently dx with a genetic eye disorder. That is concerning and has led to additional expenses (special food and trips to the vet).

Our one year old Goldendoodle came from Patience's Puppies and we couldn't be more pleased with our…read moreexperience there. Patience clearly loves dogs and her puppies reflect that. I would recommend this breeder.

I would highly recommend Patience Pups. The staff is extremely knowledgeable with the various dog…read morebreeds and takes time to explain things to make sure the breed is a right fit. The facility is super clean and the staff is awesome! It's evident they care about the dogs and allow you time to make a decision on your new pet. I personally have purchased 3 dogs from them and my mom has purchase at least 3 herself. Our dogs have always been happy and healthy! If you're looking to add a new fur friend this is your place!

Decided not to board with this facility after receiving this email from the owner. I had inquired…read morewith questions about the routine for dogs during long term boarding and what I could expect out of my dog's stay but received a lot of attitude in response. I would not recommend based on this alone.

In April of 2006, my wife and I adopted a mischievous rascal, an American Pointer, we named Chloe…read more She was fun, loving, full of life, but hard to manage. When My wife told me she found highly recommended trainers, Braveheart, I looked them up and panicked....but I looked up a Pit Bull breading place in southern Virginia, not this Kennel and heir trainers in Maryland (both where named Braveheart). This morning we had to put our wonderful friend to sleep. She was 14 years of wonderful, fun, kind, and gentle memories. While she had most of these traits built in, Braveheart was a strong factor in her starting out right (well almost starting out, we was found roaming in Fairfax Virginia before we recused her, she was put into training at about 1 year old). She adored the Braveheart team. She was happier and better behaved after training. And, didn't even mind when we had to kennel her twice after that training. The team built very kind kennels (heated and cooled) with each stall having access to outside. They walked her several times a day. And, whenever you went there, you would see them working with one or more dogs. All the dogs looked very well treated and happy. While today is a sad day for Me and my Wife, I am truly thankful for Braveheart Kennels and the impact on our best friend, Chloe Thank you Braveheart, Bruce

We had a great experience with Becky at Wild Daisy and ended up with our amazing puppy, Rocco. He…read moretruly reflects the qualities and temperament that we requested in our profile. Even our friends with dogs are impressed at Rocco's friendliness with adults, kids, and other animals. He is a great addition to our family and are grateful for Becky's guidance.

Amazing breeder! Very helpful through the process. We have had our dog, Luna, for 1 year and she…read moreis amazing. So much personality and a great overall family dog. She is very loving and bright and was easy to train. She actually pooped on the wee wee pad the very first day we brought her home which was nice. House training was very easy. Luna is very attentive and as Becky described her when we were matched "in tune".

I did a lot of research on Cavalier King Charles spaniels snd wanted to adopt from a breeder who…read morepreferably had the parents on site. I came across VillaCrest puppies which was especially comforting to also note it was operated by a family with children and had the parents on site. I reached out to Amos who was an amazing help as he got back to me right away and took the time to answer all my questions. He was extremely helpful in coordinating a fate smd time at out convenience to pick up Latte, our 5 month old female Cavalier. Amos is very knowledgeable about raising puppies. Latte is extremely smart, loves people and dogs alike and has added a lot of joy to my life. I would highly recommend Amos and VillaCrest puppies.

I am so happy to have adopted a red toy poodle with white markings from Amos & Barbie. Tilly…read moreChristian is a smart, playful puppy and was easy to house train with poochie bells when she was four months old. Tilly uses her paws to ring the bells when she wants to go outside my house to potty. She now fetches balls, toys & a soft frisbee. Tilly is a wonderful, thriving puppy with no health issues! She's now 8 months old, weighs 9 pounds and is 11 inches tall at her withers (shoulders). Tilly loves riding in the basket of my ebike when we go to a neighborhood dog park. I've had her groomed as a traditional poodle and recently with a teddy bear, puppy trim. She's adorable! Amos & Tilly have built a solar powered kennel with heated floors. The outside kennel area has artificial grass for the potty area. Plus a large, fenced in pasture for the dogs and puppies to run and play outside. I highly recommend Villa Crest Puppies as a safe, clean kennel and ethical dog breeder in 2025. Thank you for letting me adopt one of your adorable, female toy poodles. Tilly is truly a blessing!

I WILL be reporting DR. PINEAU to the state board and I advise everyone who has had this kind of…read morenegative experience to do the same. He should not be allowed to provide any kind of veterinarian services if this is how he chooses to conduct himself. Took my dog in because he was feeling sick and not eating in February. Dr. Pineau (the ONLY doctor who works there) said he had a high white blood cell count and was trying to fight off an infection. Sent us home with antibiotics. As my dog is taking the antibiotics he's still not eating, so I call back about that, Pineau gives me prednisone. I go for a follow up appointment and get another blood test done, and he says my dog is still battling this infection with a high WBC, gives me a different kind of antibiotic and tells me to keep him on the prednisone. All the while my dog's eating has still been low, and at this point he's lost like 10-15lbs. I go for another follow up, but this time my dog's legs are hurting him really bad, like he won't even walk. So Pineau takes him in the back, gives him two pain shots (without consulting me) and comes back and tells me the pain is in his hind legs, and that the shots should help, and that I should give him pain pills for 2 weeks. Two days later I get the blood test results and Pineau says his WBC is good now, my dog should be all better if he just keeps taking the pain pills. The next morning I wake up and my dogs back legs are so weak he can't even walk. I take him to an ER and the ER doc gets my medical records and is SHOCKED by the fact that my dog had been SEVERELY anemic the entire time I was taking him to Dr. Pineau and he NEVER said anything about it. Not only that, the white blood cell count that he was so worried about? Wasn't even in the high range until my 2nd blood test. She scanned my dog's bladder to see if she needed to put in a catheter (because he couldn't stand to pee), and found his spleen was riddled with nodules (presumably tumors), and said that all of these things are signs of a cancer in the blood, and that my dog would have a few months left at best... So I had to put him down ONE DAY after Dr. Pineau said he was perfectly fine. This vet is a disgusting human being who stole the last little bit of time I had with my dog because he lied straight to my face with no remorse. I'm not sure if it was because my dog was a rottweiler, or I was a young black woman who he thought was just too dumb to know any better, or if he just didn't care, or a combination of all three. P.S. To the nice lady at the front desk who always remembered my name and my dog and when our appointments were? You're the best. Please find another place to work because I won't stop until I've gotten justice for my dog and myself.

UNPLEASANT & VERY UNPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE…read more After reading most of the relevant reviews on this hospital, it appears they used to be good, but the service has declined after certain doctors left this practice. I experienced that today with both doctors, Dr. Pineau & Dr. Bradley. Both doctors are extremely unprofessional, dismissive, rude and disrespectful. My 12 year old, 10lb chihuahua required service. When I made the appointment, I informed the receptionist that he is aggressive (as many of chihuahuas are) however she did not give any specific instructions while making the appointment. When I arrived and checked in, I asked the receptionist and vet tech if they wanted me to muzzle him before they took him back. The vet tech went back and gave me a long leash and I told her I did not know how to use that as a muzzle, so she took him back with no muzzle. I heard my dog struggling in pain with them in the back, then Dr. Bradley brought him back in the room VERY hostile telling me I am going to have to take him else where because he is trying to bite the staff... When I tried to speak and tell her that I offered to muzzle him multiple times, and the vet tech stated, "it was ok", she then kept interrupting me while I was trying to talk. She then asked me where he was seen and has any other vet hospital declined services. When I told me no, she then asked, "Well why did you come here". This woman wanted to argue because she apparently hates her job. It makes zero sense that they will decline services to a 10 lb, 12 yr old chihuahua but literally while I was getting checked in, they did not decline service to a 60-70lb shepherd that came in with a e-collar growling. That dog is larger and came in the lobby growling. My dog did not growl not once in the lobby, he's only aggressive towards anyone handling him so make it make sense. I had to tell her to let me talk because I am the client for her to finally shut up for a second so I could talk. I expressed how she was wrong for coming in the room hostile without offering options such as we will bring out an e-collar, muzzle or do the services in the room to allow the owner to handle/restrain the dog. After she finally got the correct type of muzzle and brought in the room, she already made everything hostile and was still being rude to me, I was not going to allow those people to service my dog from that point. I went back to the front and asked to speak with another doctor or manager. She took me back to the room where I tried to report how rude Dr. Bradley was towards me but Dr. Pineau also got dismissive and even flicked his old hand in my face. These private owned, hole in the wall (the place literally has bullet holes in the walls) vet hospitals are the ones you want to stay away from as the can operate on their own beliefs and feelings. The franchise hospitals have to maintain professionalism, provide customer service, and work with/accommodate the clients. The doctors at Aardmore do not care. Pay for quality if you love your animals.