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If I could do a zero star I would. This is the worst company around. They literally scammed me out of $1,160 dollars and I got no puppy today by 6pm like they said I would. Not only that they stopped responding to my text on my phone and online. I most definitely would not recommend them to anyone. They can fix their company by not scamming people.
We bought a Teacup Yorkie from Teacup Puppy spot and it was delivered to us on time like they said . I greatly recommend them for those looking to buy tiny puppies.
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