Lally's Loveables

wes morgan

Great place to buy from, our lab will be two in April she adapted very well to our home. She is very energetic, responds well to training and discipline tactics. We would/have recommend this breeder to anyone!

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There are a lot of positive reviews from people who’ve gotten healthy dogs from them, but that was not our experience. I think they run a puppy mill. They breed the dogs constantly. For example, Blaze has had 2 litters in the last year. Most breeders have waiting lists 7-15 months long, but Lally’s always have litters available. Once a litter has gone off to their new homes, they take the photos down from Facebook. I remember seeing Blaze listed on at least 2 litters this year, maybe even 3. They don’t look into the people trying to buy their puppies— they don’t ask about what your home situation is like, if you have a fenced yard, how many hours a day you’re away for work, what other pets you have, whether you have kids, etc. If you hand them the money, they’ll hand you a puppy. The female dogs don’t live with them, which we didn’t know up front. When our litter was available, we asked if we could come meet the puppies to pick ours out. They told us no, that the females live with “family friends,” and instead they had us pick from photos. We never got to meet her or see her temperament. We got our puppy when they said she was 8 weeks old. We took her to the vet the next day. She was very small and underweight for her age, and the vet kept asking if I was absolutely sure she was eight weeks old. She came to us with goopy eyes due to her eyelashes being turned downward, as well as a vaginal infection that was oozing green discharge. During the few months we had her, she had 3 urinary tract infections and could not hold her urine at all. Her temperament was not typical of a golden retriever, either. She wasn’t intelligent, she couldn’t retain any of her training, and she was absolutely crazy hyper. We ultimately returned her for a refund. Very sad that our son had to give away his dog!

Edward Gayman

Employees are super nice but this is a puppy mill. The place is filthy. And I feel very sorry for those dogs

Catherine Schrage

Our dog is going to be a year soon and she is the most incredible addition to our family. Smart, curious, clean and kind - we might be biased but she has to be the friendliest shiba in Brooklyn (to people and dogs alike). We are so grateful that the Eberly family let us meet her and her parents at 5 weeks to pick her out of the litter. But what we give the Eberlys the most credit for is that she absolutely loves children. From the day she came home, she always wanted to greet children and was so gentle. We know it’s due to the fact that they socialized her so young with their daughter/grand daughter. Thank you for raising a wonderful, healthy, lovely dog.