Just thought I would put in my 2 cents. I bought a puppy from Leah and her children this past summer. When I got there Leah wasn't home her kids were no where to be seen. So I decided to have a look around to see if I could find one of them. Wow. All the dams I saw which included a Lab, Poodle and Jack Russel were in poor condition. They were dirty with matted fur. I was able to catch a look at the kennels down back behind the house. Deplorable. As I was about to leave the daughter came outside. I wanted to look at the Jugs . A friend had purchased one the day before. When I saw them (there were only 2 left) they were cute and sweet. So I paid 250.00 for my Sadie and brought her home. Why she only gives 7 days as a guarranty I don't know. But I figured ok. I brought her to the vet within 24 hours of buying her. Mostly because her litter mate was pooping nothing but blood. Well turns out that they both were riddled with (now forgive the spelling) giardia, coccidia and both had kennel cough. SO on meds they went for 3 months. \r
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When I tried to warn her about the kennel cough just trying to help because hey you never know; the daughter went from nice to bitch in 1.2 seconds, telling me I didn't know what I was talking about. Hey I've raised dogs before even had a wolf hybrid when I was younger. I know exactly what I'm talking about. With all the vet documentation to go with it.\r
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After all that was cleared up because their immune systems were so messed up from being such sick little girls they both had (again w/the spelling) demodex. Another 2 months of meds. Now my Sadie is about 7 months old clean bill of health. Don't walk RUN from this place. I could have gotten an AKC registered pup of a different breed for what I've spent on meds and vets for this poor girl. Don't get me wrong. I love my dog and I would never give her back to that woman. It is really a shame. That someone who has done this for so long can't and won't do the right thing. If you're gonna breed dogs; pick one or two breeds and do it right. Breed for dogs for the love of the breed itself not as a cash cow.\r
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