Real Keystone Puppies Reviews & Ratings!

I bought my shih poo from the Stoltzfus family in New Holland PA. they were a wonderful couple. The puppy was originally named Alex but we changed it to WinZig Kleine. We will be calling him Ziggy. His first name means “Tiny” in German and his last name means small. Ironically and accidentally when both words are used together in a sentence it means teeny-weenie. The puppy is absolutely perfect! He’s very smart, learns fast and pretty much housebroken himself! thank you Keystone puppies

We picked up Zac the last week of Dec. from Samuel Lapp. I drove to Quarryville, PA to get him; 4 hours each way and it was worth every minute. He is an awesome puppy. He has been seen by two different vets and both were highly impressed with his build, health and temperament. He is great with our grandson; totally lovable and intelligent. He’s so perfect we even kept the name. We are so blessed to have him as part of our family.

I got Pacino (a.k.a. Nibbles) a few days after Christmas from John Stoltzfus in Gordonville, PA. He definitely lives up to his original name…nibbling away! But typical puppy-chew. He loves his bones and toys and, looking at the picture, you can tell he’s already spoiled and loving his new home. He also loves people and playing with other dogs. Lastly, since the first night he has slept through the night and was crate-trained when I got him, so I have no complaints! 2nd vet visit is this weekend, but the 1st he checked out perfectly!

My boyfriend and I found our pug puppy through Keystone Puppies a couple of days before Christmas 2015. We are very happy! He has had two vet appointments and is perfectly healthy. He came from the Fisher family and was obviously cared for well. I would recommend this family to anyone who is searching for a pug puppy.

We picked up Marshmallow, or as we call her now, Sky Blue, from Sam Smucker on Christmas Eve. She is such an amazing puppy. Very smart and has a calm temperment. The breeder was so accommodating. We could not be happier.

I got snoopy know as Winston by David Fisher breeder on July 3, 2014 a day before my birthday. He’s my companion, my baby boy. I love him so much and I missed him when he was away for about 6 months. But thank God I got him back and now is going to stay forever with us. The only thing that the breeder need to work on is on training them to use wee wee pads. Other than that he’s been wonderful with my kids. I got him a partner which he already make five puppies. I fortunetly found them a forever home.

We were looking for a mini-goldendoodle and discovered Keystone Puppies. Meeting some puppies raised questions for us, so I contacted Keystone Puppies and the national equivalent. I received an immediate response from Keystone and after an half hour conversation with one of their staff felt comfortable about going back to the breeder and bringing our new boy home. I am still waiting for the national puppy finding organization to reply to me. Our Dexter, formerly Lester, came from an Amish farm in Paradise, PA. The breeders were very kind. When we met him, Dexter came to my son and I immediately and sat at our feet. He is a sweet, yet fun and energetic boy who is well loved and cared for by all who meet him. He is shedding considerably for a pup who is supposed to be 3/4 Poodle, but we love him anyway. He seems to be quite healthy and well adjusted. Still has a “tinkling” accident occasionally. This seems to occur when we are not paying attention. At this point, he is only crated if no one is home with him. Without the time and attention I received from Keystone, we would not have gone back to pick him up. What a shame that would have been to miss out on this great experience. Thank you to all the caring people at Keystone Puppies!