Breeders Pick

I purchased my first dog ever from Breeder's Pick last year. He is a yorkie and has provided me and my family with great joy and fun.Summer was extremely patient with me and provided great advice, even after I had already purchased my dog. In fact, she is the one who ca...me up with his name,Teddy.Teddy had no health problems (knock on wood) and is friendly, energetic and smart.The dogs at Breeder's Pick were clean and well taken care of. There was one worker who spent her time specifically cleaning the dogs' crates and feeding them. Summer had worked in a vet's office and made sure the dogs were up on the vaccinations and were healthy. She seemed to be very loving to the dogs.If I decide to purchase another dog, I would not hesitate to go back to Breeder's Pick. Read More

I adopted my Emily 3 years ago and when I went to groom her when she was 1 , I met & adopted her new sister Julie. Both of my girls are loving,playful & very healthy members of our family. If I could , I would adopt another one fromBreeders Pick-they have the best puppies & are always available to answer questions. Summer is a complete doll to deal with.

The store is super clean, the staff friendly and knowledgeable, the puppies cute, happy and healthy. They have more papers than me, they have a microchip to find them if they ever get lost. They give you one year garanty and they are more than happy to anwser all your questions even months after you had taken your puppy home. What else you could ask from a Breeder????

I am sooo happy, I just purchased my second dog Layla a yorkie from breeders pick 2 weeks ago. I have a male Charlie I purchased from breeders pick 5 years ago, they a =re getting along so well. I was nervouse bringing home Layla because I thought Charlie would be jealo...use of her but the Love eachother. The staff told me they would do just fine and they were so right. Charlie is so happy and very pklayful again like he is a puppy all over. They have the best healthiest puppies. My Charlie has been wonderful and Layla just came from her first vet appointment and she is great. Layla is already house broken and started using her wee wee pads automatically. Charlie trained very easy as well and alot of people fear males are more difficult to house break but thats not true. That was my first impression 5 years ago when I bought Charlie but Summer explained to me what to do and she was right. It's also because they do an amazing job keeping their store spotless and the puppies so clean, Read More

I haven't purchased a dog from Breeders Pick yet but when it's the right time for me I willl go to them. I just wanted to add to the poor review at the bottom of the page, If they were " being shady" they wouldnt have even given you the name of the breeder being you did...n't purchase the dog. You did say when they gave you the name....so they weren't hiding anything. Also you were un clear when you said wasn't breeding for a year what does that mean, anyway I actually dont care what you meant all I know Im in that store alot playing with puppies and they are much more than "cute" as you said. They are well socialized and most important they are happy and Healthy. Mill dogs... I dont think so everyone I meet has an awesome dog from them. Good Work Breeders Pick, They didn't deserve your wonderful puppy someone else did :) Read More

Your review is not accurate. I bought a wonderful yellow lab from Breeders Pick about 3 years ago after the passing away of my black lab at 2 and a half years of age because of cancer. He was from a private breeder who only breeds labs and I had met both parents. That ...unfrotunately did not change the fate of my first companion. Jake my yellow lab is healthy and beautiful. When I researched his breeder I found that he came from a usda breeder that breeds 3 different type of dogs including labradoodles. These aren't cruelty breeders. Cruelty and breeding are two different things. If it weren't for USDA breeders dogs would be super pricey due to not enough breeders and then eventually they would become extinct because people would not be able to afford them. Oh and as far as adopting and rescueing they wouldn't exist anymore either due to all there animals being spayed and nuetered. Then what would we do. Read More