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Pets Landing
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
I decided to go to a ""non-puppymill"" store. What i didnt realize wasthat the puppies come from commercial breeders who arent much better than puppymills. Well I did not realize that. I walked in the store and I saw the puppies in poor conditions. I saw the corgi's, a male and female, and decided to take a look at them. We went in a little room so that I could see how they were almone without any distractons around. Well the male was good sized but the female was TINY. She was so tiny she had to be kept where the little chihuahuas were. She wasnt siblings with the male, but their birth date was only a few days apart. I thought this was odd so I decided on the male. He was very playful and curious. I made the worst decision and bought this $1,400 dog that wasnt even champion sired. I took him home and he was adorable. The first few days he was a little shy because he wasnt used to his new surroundings. But after a few weeks he came out. He came out and chewed up $5,000 worth of furiture. Never in my life have I had such a dog with a need to chew. His bones and toys would sometimes distract him, but for some reason my living room chairs seemed more exciting to chew on. I had finally got him into obedience classes. He would bark and nobody could seem to shut him up. They had to put a cage around us so he coudnt see the dogs outside and get excited. He was very intelligant and learned tricks fast but he would forget them the next day. I tried potty training him every way the book taught, but nothing worked. Somedays he would stand by the door to be let out, but after a few hours he would forget and go back to wetting the carpet. I decided that he was too much to handle, this demon dog from hell, so I gave him to a friend. Needless to say Scooter didnt work out with him either so he gave him to his mother. Pet store dogs have more problems because they get locked up in cages when theyre just babies and still need their mother. Be careful! Dont make the same mistake I did!
Pros: Tiny little cute puppies that you want to cuddle up with, owner seems nice.
Cons: Poor conditions, horrible smell, puppies almost always come with a desease
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