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Dog Breeders

Puppy Paws 2 Love

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    • Brooke S

      Date: 08/10/2023

      I bought a male puppy a few months ago. He was VERY terrified of human touch and would run to a corner and try to hide. He was also having major diarrhea issues and when we took him to the vet we found he had parasites. He had the parasites since before we got him and they never did anything to help him. He also has a broken tail that you can feel is snapped at the end. The vet also said he was very underweight and he is not gaining weight like they want him to. I am so thankful I took this puppy out of the conditions he was in. I feel extremely sorry for all of the puppies these awful people raise.

    • Savannah H

      Date: 05/18/2023

      We brought home a golden retriever from puppy paws 2 love May of 2023. The first vet visit we were informed he was full of worms, shoulder was dislocated which caused a severe limp, he was under weight, had no muscle at all, and was not a confident dog. All of this made our vet to believe that our dog was neglected by the breeder. I am so thankful we still took him and will give him a good life to live. But these people should not be breeding dogs if they are not capable of giving them the love, attention and care that they need. I would highly recommend not buying a dog from them becasue you will not be receiving a healthy dog like they claim.

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