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Businiess name:  Wags & Wiggles Teacups
Review by:  citysearch c.
Review content: 
I love dogs. I've always had a dog ever since I was a child, and this kennel brings tears to my eyes. We ended up buying our currently wonderful dog out of pity. He was supposedly older than a puppy's ideal selling age, so Renee gave us a ""bargain."" As soon as she brought him into the room, it was obvious he was very sick. He had dysentery immediately and then proceeded to just lay there, being completely unaffected by anything else going on, even with 4 or so puppies running about and my husband and I squeaking toys to grab his attention. She blamed it on him just having a bath (which he actually loves). We were certain if we didn't buy him, that he'd probably be euthanized. All of the paperwork was incredibly blotchy. And even though this place is known for such ""reputable"" breeding, she couldn't show us our puppy's parents nor give any proof that he was full-bred. Upon our leaving, we were given a bunch of pills, that she gives to all dogs, which we later learned should only be directly prescribed. After getting him home, he was sick for a few days before we were able to get him into the vet. There, the doctor had a lot to reveal to us: 1. Our puppy was only around 4 months old, not 6-7 like Renee had told us. He still had all of his baby teeth, which meant he couldn't possibly be 6 months old. 2. If he's only 4 months old, then all of the vaccinations he ""supposedly"" had were administered too close together, and would need to be re-administered. 3. He had ear-mites. And 4. He had giardia, which is a parasite of the intestine (contagious to humans) that may or may not ever go away. We have spent upwards of $1,300 in medical bills from the mistreatment and neglect of this poor puppy, and although I have to say I love my dog and wouldn't trade him for the world, that DOES NOT mean Wags and Wiggles is a humane place to buy a pet. Our paperwork was obviously made up: phony birthday, phony vaccination dates-- and overall just an ill dog. Cons: False vaccination dates, false birthdays, sick dogs: mistreatment and neglect

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