PuppyFind.com has a consumer rating of 3.56 stars from 55 reviews indicating that most customers are generally satisfied with their purchases. PuppyFind.com ranks 15th among Dogs sites.
Is PuppyFind a puppy mill?
According to the complaint, PuppyFind misled consumers into believing that the puppies advertised on its website were healthy and came from high quality breeders when in fact many of the puppies were sick and came from inhumane, unsanitary breeding facilities known as puppy mills.
Why do you have to pay for PuppyFind?
PuppyFind is a national website that allows breeders to list their dogs for sale. However, if you're serious about trying to sell your animals, you'll presumably pay the fee to make access to your listings more readily available. If you have just one litter of puppies, you can list for one month at the $29.99 fee.
How do I know if a breeder is legit?
Ask if the breeder is a member of an AKC-affiliated club and contact that club to verify membership or check recent listings of available AKC Litters from breeders. You can also check with the BBB (www.bbb.org) and the AKC (919-233-9767) to see if there are any complaints about the breeder.
How can you tell if a breeder is a puppy mill?
If local, the seller/breeder refuses to show potential customers the place where animals are being bred and kept. The seller/breeder doesn't ask lots of questions. If you can click and pay for a puppy without screening, it's probably a puppy mill. The seller/breeder makes no commitment to you or the puppy.
How do I unsubscribe from PuppyFind?
- Login into your puppyfinder.com account.
- Click on "Settings" located (right menu) under "My Account" Section.
- Click on "Close My Account" link.
- Confirm your choice by selecting from the list of available options.
- Select "Yes"
- You are done!
Why do breeders charge so much for puppies?
Purebred dogs raised by responsible breeders are expensive because it is expensive to breed dogs. DNA testing costs up to $1000 a litter. C-Sections, if needed cost $1000+. Raising a litter to 8 weeks needs socialization, time, space and vetting X how ever many puppies are in a litter so that means more $$$$.