Florida Dog Academy - Page 1

Do not buy from the Florida Dog Academy. He is a fraud. I knew he was when I bought the dog but someone had sold one of our friends dogs to him and I was trying to get her back for her. He promised me she would come with AKC papers but she didn't. She was extremely skinny and stunk very bad. I am glad I was able to rescue her from him and feel for all of the dogs that are stuck there. If you are thinking of purchasing a dog from him he will go under all kinds of names until it comes time to put the money in him bank account and then he will let you know its Klaus Rumpus. He uses different names under the same cell phone number. I was fortunate to know the breeder and get her registered but not everyone will be so lucky.

I thought that was obvious from their advertisements ... next time ask for second opinions before you buy from a dog broker .. in general buy from a US or Canadian breeder ( 1st choice ) or import your own. The majority of US breeders have 1st and second generation offspring from imports so they might as well be imports. There are US and Canadian breeders with dogs superior to most imports because the brokers and exporters aren't selling the best European dogs and there is a huge difference in European bloodlines anyway.

bubbabooboo you nailed this right on the head. Majority puppies I would say 80% sold from USA and Canadian breeders I am talking about ''Show line'' are better then those imported from Europe including from Germany.They only sell you the puppies which can't sell there,never the best one.I imported many puppies over the years and the ratio was like I said 2 out of 10 were good descent puppies rest g.....if anyone don't believe me please check the shows results like NASS, USCA and you'll see how the imports do against those bred by American and Canadian breeders.

I've recounted this story before about them:

They were "selling" a dog that I owned for years. Even after he was dead and his ashes on my mantle they still listed him as for sale. Makes me wonder how many times they "sold" him.