One year ago my family bought a puppy from happy tails in Connecticut to bring back to Massachusetts.we later come to find out that the puppy already had a pre existing conditions that was never going to be covered by insurance. Also known by happy tails, now a 500 dollar pup needs 6000 dollars worth of for an obligation surgery. Having this puppy has ruined the experience of owning a dog a more importantly that you can't even trust those who have "your best interest at heart". Research say its anywhere between 50 and 150 if you want to put down an animal. Well I don't. This lil pup has grown on us and now we're stuck with her. If anyone know... read full review
January 2016
I think Wendy was the only reason my husband and I have stayed sane this week after adopting a 4 year old black lab "puppy" who had never seen the indside of a warm house. I was having chest pains over the whole housebreaking and puppy proofing of the house (we both have full time careers) and she just swooped in and took care of it. Day 1 was 3 walks and the rest of the week has been 2 walks a day - lots of outside play time with our other dog, lots of love and attention (he was starved for human interaction), she's working with him on basic manners and obedience, etc., etc. She keeps a journal on our counter to provide us with insight into each of her... read full review
One year ago my family bought a puppy from happy tails in Connecticut to bring back to Massachusetts.we later come to find out that the puppy already had a pre existing conditions that was never going to be covered by insurance. Also known by happy tails, now a 500 dollar pup needs 6000 dollars worth of for an obligation surgery. Having this puppy has ruined the experience of owning a dog a more importantly that you can't even trust those who have "your best interest at heart". Research say its anywhere between 50 and 150 if you want to put down an animal. Well I don't. This lil pup has grown on us and now we're stuck with her. If anyone know... read full review
I think Wendy was the only reason my husband and I have stayed sane this week after adopting a 4 year old black lab "puppy" who had never seen the indside of a warm house. I was having chest pains over the whole housebreaking and puppy proofing of the house (we both have full time careers) and she just swooped in and took care of it. Day 1 was 3 walks and the rest of the week has been 2 walks a day - lots of outside play time with our other dog, lots of love and attention (he was starved for human interaction), she's working with him on basic manners and obedience, etc., etc. She keeps a journal on our counter to provide us with insight into each of her... read full review