Just Pups

Unilocal says that businesses cannot pay to remove listings and reviews but somehow Just Pups got incriminating evidence against them when you moved quite quickly today. So here it is again for those who want to be informed, just Pups is all about calling everyone else Liars… but it’s really tough to falsely hide behind scripture when the proof is right there in federal documents

My new 12 week old has pneumonia. They told me she was at the very end of kennel cough. I was warned about this place but did t listen. They won’t take any responsibility

MOST HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE. MOST HORRIBLE SERVICE AND BIGGEST LIARS IN TOWN.
I bought my Puppy in June thinking she was healthy and ended up on a dog that was carrying over 3 different kind of lung disease: From Kennel COugh to Bortadella. The place told me to go to their Vet which I did in order to get medical bills covered. After the visit she prescribed me a medicine that did not only make my dog sicker but was extemely dangerous to the Human handle, that’s when another vet of my choice told me to stop consulting the one recommended by Just Pups. I have more than one veterinary ready to testify on how the care choices on my puppy by the Puppy Store and the Just Pups Vet jaeperdized my puppy’s health.
I had to go see 3 different vets and spent over 2700 $ in medical spending.
The store manager Megan told me she would help me, told me she would of course pay me back considering the situation. 5 Months later i have not been reimbursed nor as anyone apologized.
Worse experience. Thank god this puppy is the most precious in the world, nothing thanks to this horrible store.

I’m so surprised to read nothing but negative reviews on Just Pups, being that I had a positive experience here. I purchased a female Maltese, whom I fell in love with the first time I saw her. She was very playful and friendly with humans as well as other dogs and so smart, and easily potty trained. I have had no problems with kennel cough or any other illness, and everything is going well. Hope my positive experience helps!

Our dog is from Just Pups and we love him more than we could ever describe in words, but we are ashamed that we chose to shop instead of adopt.
It’s obvious that these puppies are straight from a puppy mill. Our dog was sick when we bought him home and immediately put on 2 weeks of antibiotics. For five months he was afraid of everything and anything and had a hard time socializing with people. Why would a dog that is, as Just Pups promised, brought up by a breeder be so terrified of humans?
Moral of the story is there are plenty of loving, wonderful dogs that will change your life at shelters and rescues for half of what you’ll pay at one of these stores. These are the dogs that deserve your love. Don’t give any more of your money to these commercial breeding hells for our best friends!

Not okay. I got my first Cavalier from Just Pups in 2011. While she is an amazing dog, the way this experience went was anything but acceptable.
For starters, I am an experience dog owner, but never again will I get a dog from there or any other pet store. You simply don’t know what you are getting and there are so many other dogs that need good homes.
My dog was the smallest in the litter — she was only 3.5 pounds and should have been closer to 7. After reading about the other dogs being sold younger than they said — maybe that is what happened. Regardless, after we picked out our puppy, she was «quarantined» with kennel cough and was being seen by a vet before being allowed to come home with us. Nonesense! The treatment was completely ineffective and eventually we convinced them to let us take her home to our (then dog-​free) home so she wouldn’t be re-​infected. Her cough last months. I had to steam her in the shower to help open her airways, spend a ton on medication (they would only pay for the medication they would provide) and have her seen by the vet every 10 days. My dog is strong and wonderful now, but I learned a lot from this experience: If you want a specific breed, go to a breeder. If you don’t, go to a rescue. And if you are going to go to a pet shop regardless of that advice, skip this one.