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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I know people have really negative opinions on getting puppies from the PA Amish community. We’ve gotten three. All have been AKC registered and had medical records to prove their care and shots. All had been dewormed. None had health problems. All lived in barns and were well socialized. Our most recent was also housebroken at a really young age.

And we got cats from a rescue. The rescue was dishonest and didn’t tell us they needed to be rehomed because they didn’t use a litter box. We spent years and tons of money trying to fix this to no avail.

Despite my experience to the contrary, I’m sure there are bad Amish dog breeders and I’m sure there good and honest rescues. But you shouldn’t pay any attention to those who try to tell you one is all bad or you should try the other.

Good luck in finding your puppy.  [/quote]

Rescues absolutely aren't honest.  Talked to a few.  There are good breeder and bad ones, good rescues and bad ones.  But, people saying just go to rescues isn't going to stop breeding and going to a breeder can prevent a dog from going to a rescue.[/quote]

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