Bella
Labrador Retriever Puppy
First of all the puppy had health issues when I received it. Both ears were infected showed signs of bleeding there was dry blood inside both ears. A urinary track infection. The puppy doesn't look anything like the puppy in the Photos on Pawrade website. I Puppy spent approximately eight hours in a dog crate with some shredded newspaper in the bottom of it. It it looked as if it had a little water and little food when the journey started with no toys or anything for the puppy From the breeder to the transport company to the airport and flight time seems a little cruel. As far as communication five emails saying exactly the same thing seems a little much to me. And all-around bad experience and it's still not over. I definitely would not recommend buying your puppy on the Internet and especially not through Pawrade.
Response from Pawrade.com:
Jerry, we are sorry to hear you did not enjoy your experience with Pawrade. While your puppy received a clean bill of health before she left we do have a comprehensive health guarantee to ensure the puppy you actually receive is healthy. Please submit your vet paperwork so we can make sure you are covered. With regards to the newspaper shreddings and contents of the crate, the airlines have strict policies with what can go in a crate during transport. While a towel or bedding seems like it would be a better option, the choking hazard it presents makes newspaper a much safer choice. The airlines transport thousands of pets a day and have created these protocols based on their countless number of deliveries. We wish you and Bella the absolute best and will be here to support you during this journey!
Jerry, we are sorry to hear you did not enjoy your experience with Pawrade. While your puppy received a clean bill of health before she left we do have a comprehensive health guarantee to ensure the puppy you actually receive is healthy. Please submit your vet paperwork so we can make sure you are covered. With regards to the newspaper shreddings and contents of the crate, the airlines have strict policies with what can go in a crate during transport. While a towel or bedding seems like it would be a better option, the choking hazard it presents makes newspaper a much safer choice. The airlines transport thousands of pets a day and have created these protocols based on their countless number of deliveries. We wish you and Bella the absolute best and will be here to support you during this journey!






























