Pugpuppyforsale.net - Registered Boston Terrier Puppies - Pug Puppy For Sale (3.5 of 5 points)

I am purchasing a puppy from Suzann next week. We are SO excited. She has answered a ton of my questions and sent pictures and videos of the puppies we inquired about. She also gave me a list of references we could contact, including two vet clinics! All of the families that responded to me have given her great reviews and have sent me pictures of their Bostons (all of them are good looking dogs). I also called the vet clinic. They knew her by name and said she does an excellent job caring for her dogs. More to follow when we pick up our gal!

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James Bradford writes 2 years ago

Update? Did everything go okay? I am curious to how the experience was since I’m also getting a puppy.

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I have gotten two puppies from this breeder over a 5 year time and have not had any problems. They are wonderful dogs and I have traced their pedigree and they are not interbred at all. The breeder, if they know what they are doing, isn't going to let everyone come in and handle puppies who aren't yet vaccinated because you can bring in disease on your clothing and get their dogs sick. I never had any problems with anyone returning my calls or answering my emails. Furthermore, giarrdia and coccidia are protozoa that can be picked up on the grass and in mud puddles anywhere. These are just things that most puppies get around the place or at a dog park, easy peasy to treat and not an issue unless you aren't keeping your place clean where they live. This is a reputable breeder who is careful with their place and security. With all the dog napping going on. who wants people over at your home and knowing how to get into your house to get your dogs?

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We have gotten two puppies from this breeder and not had any issues whatsoever. I understand them not wanting people tromping all over the place bringing in who knows what disease with them. Not only that, there are creeps out there that will case the place and steal animals or property.
Giarrdia and coccidia are parasites that can be picked up in the grass or from any other animals anywhere, so you cannot blame a breeder for that cause some of your other animals may have them or be a silent carrier, or you have raccoons or possums going through your yard and bringing it in. If you had a serious on going health issue with your puppy you should call the breeder back and see if they will give you a new dog instead of just complaining, I know I would give a new goat if one of them was missing part of it's uterus, but I gotta know that first. Plus the breeder will want to know if there are any issues to that they can not do that breeding again. I've got two lovely little animals from this breeder and recommended them to many others. They had given them vaccinations that back yard breeders don't bother to do and the puppies had been wormed regularly, were social and sweet little kids.

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Tom writes 4 years ago

I'm happy your dogs are fine, (mine were too for the first couple years) but that doesn't change the fact that they are a puppy mill. No reputable dog breeder will not allow you to not see the parents or step foot on there property. I tried to contact them many times, never an answer or a call back. Like I stated, once you hand them money, they stop all contact with you. I could go on and on about this place, but please read an article on how to select a reputable breeder (wish I did) they fail miserably. Do yourself a favor and go to a dog show and find out who the reputable breeders are, because it's not this place.

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I got my Boston terrier from this breeder last fall. Two days later, I was at the vet..she Was diagnosed with giardia. As soon as that cleared up, she had cocciodisis. That got cleared then she had a urinary tract infection.
She was spayed last week, and the vet said she was missing part of her uterus. I just question this Particular breeder.

I love my girl, but so many problems already.

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Whitney writes 5 years ago

Hi, are you able to contact me, I am supposed to get a puppy from this breeder and want more information before we do so. Thanks

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Myrna Lemire writes 2 years ago

We have gone to seminars and found how to prevent coccidia and giarrdia in our pups since this review was written. We have many, many good reviews of which some are available on our website at http://www.pugpuppyforsale.net. We treat our pups with secnidazole for treatment and PREVENTION of giarrdia and Baycox for treatment and PREVENTION of coccidia. HOWEVER, these preventative treatments only work for about 20 days, after which, if these pups are exposed to these protozoa at their new home...they are going to most likely contract it. It isn't that your home is dirty, pups drink from water puddles, some raccoon or cat peed to poo'd upstream and contaminated the water, or some egg from one of these protozoa is on the grass where a possum walked through, puppy gets it on fur, licks fur and BAM has the protozoa. As a breeder I have no control over that.. Pups don't have the immune system on their own to fight this stuff off so contract it easily until about 4 months of age, when the incidence of these protozoa drops dramatically because the pups immune system finally kicks in.
IF a customer has a puppy who is missing part of her uterus and the dog is spayed, does it matter? If it mattered so much, then all she had to do was return the dog to me and I would refund her money or get her a new puppy. I would expect a full write up from her vet to do so, and I would want the dog returned to me with any registration paperwork.
Urinary tract infections have nothing to do with the breeder, that is like saying the pediatrician is responsible for urinary tract infections in babies.
I am available via email at any time and also by text or phone. I do not return calls or emails one day a week, Saturday. That is my day of rest from all the hassle of the world. I don't know what some people want when they say the only contact is when they buy the dog and we deliver. I have people call me about things all the time, that have happened to their dogs or that want another dog, wanting referrels to vets in their area, or obedience training info, potty training info., etc. I am not a permanent member of your family if I sell you a dog, but I am a resource that can be called upon at any time in the future.
We do not allow people to visit our kennel. They bring disease in on their shoes and clothing. PLUS we (back in the day, when we were young and foolish) let people visit us and all they did was waste our time and case the place out to rob us later.! (Yes, rob us!!) NOW AKC themselves is saying to not have people visit your kennel, you can tele chat or show the puppies in mass as a litter via phone chat or face time. But with the virus and the dog nappings and violence escalating the breeders clubs are saying, you are foolish to let strangers come to your kennel!
We can and do post pictures of the parent dogs as well when we list the litters, so you can see them.
Then there are just the sour grape competitors who post nasty stuff just to put your kennel down. You have to take that into consideration as well on these types of forums.

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Sheila Abdon writes 2 years ago

Me too, is her name Suzann Lemire ? In Bend Oregon ?

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