
Dakota Country Kennels Reviews
Dakota Country Kennels Reviews
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Dakota Country Kennels - Maltese Puppy Review from Winnipeg, Manitoba
Unprofessional
Very Good Breeder!
Update to the previous review, dated today 4-11-15.
I negotiated a re-fund percentage price with the breeder. So, they did try to come to a mutual decision.
I understand that a breeder can tell at the age of 8 weeks that a puppy will have an under-***. Since I had never purchased a Mal-Shi previously, I wouldn't have been aware of that issue. The Mal-Shi sites do not say anything about an under-***. I do feel that breeders should be forth coming about sending a puppy out with an under-*** when we are counting on their information over the phone to be accurate.
That way I can choose to refuse the puppy or buy.
It does not affect his ability to eat. He has a great personality and we love him.
1/31/15
Our Mal-Shi has a severe under-***, the bottom teeth stick out when the lips are closed. My husband and I are waiting until he's 6 months to see if the teeth straighten themselves out.
Two Veterinarians are going to be writing up a review on the structure of his teeth. He'll be 6 months the middle of Feb.
2015. I anticipate that the breeder will handle this professionally, being that we paid a good price for this puppy.
Dakota Country Kennels sells dogs with giardia.
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That's the problem to agreeing to a 2 Year health guarantee. Breeders know that customers get attached to their puppies, so they don't want to re-fund the money and only will replace the puppy.
If the puppy has a patella problem already at such a young age, I would get them to pay for some of the Vet. bill or complain to the BBB or the Attorney General's Office in your state. They have a responsibility to secure your trust. Word of mouth kills breeders and bad reviews do, too.
Also, if you get the knee fixed, make sure you close the bedroom doors and don't let the puppy/dog jump off of high places. It can happen again, as I had a poodle that had the patella issue.
I'm considering purchasing a dog from this breeder. You mention that your friends that you referred to Dakota Country Kennels are also have problems with their dogs.
What problems are they having exactly? Can you update?