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Cornerstone Farms
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Dec 9, 2011
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They ignore their customers
We at Cornerstone Farms have all of our babies checked by a board certified licensed vet ONE day prior to travel. We work very hard with our vet to insure healthy puppys. We also offer a LIFETIME health guarantee which covers ACCIDENTS as well as congenital issues for the first two years and then congenital issues for the lifetime of the dog. We have 3 phone numbers as well as email to communicate. We have been in business since 1995. Wouldn't still be here if we were always selling sick pups. We apologize to the person posting here and encourage them to contact us. We don't recognize them as a purchaser from Cornerstone Farms. Blessings...The Ritter Family
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Kara Jacobson
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Mar 1, 2012
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They ignore their customers
On January 27th 2012 my family received an 8 week old Standard Poodle from Cornerstone Farms. Not even three days later he was admitted to the Emergency Care Hospital for treatment. He had Parvo, Upper Respitory Infection, Urinary Tract Infection and Giardia. The Vet there said that he was near death and absolutely without a doubt came to us already sick with the Parvo Virus. The virus originated at the breeders. He was in serious condition and we were told that there was a good chance that he wouldn't make it. By the grace of God and the excellent care he received at the Hospital he made it through. Nine days and $3670.00 later our puppy is home with us. He still needs monitoring and will have many visits to the vet but we are keeping our fingers crossed that he remains healthy and doesn't have any setbacks. Shame on Cornerstone Farms for sending out an already sick puppy.
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slj602
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Mar 6, 2012
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They ignore their customers
Cornerstone farms has a vet give a cursory physical exam on the day the dog is shipped. The vet signs a certificate of health that states, among other things, " I hereby certify that the above animal is free from and has not been exposed to contagious, infectious or communicable disease". My dog arrived with Parvo, a very contagious, infectious, communicable disease. Because of the incubation period of Parvo, it is indisputable that the puppy had Parvo prior to shipping.
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