Mustard Sandwich

I adopted a puppy from Mustardsandwich in April of this year... She is the love of my life. I am hoping to adopt another pup soon and will be looking at Mustardsandwich to do so. As far as the limo goes... that was the cutest thing ever... the back full of sweet babies, two attendants and one driver. If you paid $600 to adopt from Mustardsandwich you must have adopted a few puppies. My girl was $200 with delivery. Great experience awesome pooch.

Discovered this was a puppy mill after I adopted a puppy that cost me 600 dollars. I adopted this puppy in 2008 and he was a sick boy came with a hernia and an old fracture of his leg. He is now 5 and doing well. Stay away from online puppy pushers. Adopt from your local shelters. Also avoid rescues from out of your state. So many people call themselves rescues because they go out of state for dogs on death row and are bringing them into New Jersey at large amounts daily. They have foster homes that are horders of large amounts of dogs and cats it takes forever to adopt from the,!

We bought a mixed breed dog from Mustard Sandwich and later realized it was not a rescue as they claimed. The puppy was taken from its mother too young and was not the I'd been told she was. We traveled hours to the spot where we were supposed to meet and then waited there for hours and finally returned home where we ended up getting the dog. She was supposed to have been habituated to riding in cars but wasn't. How do they get so many purebred "rescues"? And how are most of their "rescues" puppies? And from the same litter?

We adopted a fantastic puppy from mustardsandwich.net 3 years ago. She is a lab spitz mix and has been a joy from day one. I would highly reccomend them for anyone looking to adopt a dog on the east coast. If they have any association with backyard breeders or puppy mills it certainly wasn't evident with our puppy, or our experience with them. They are supportive, truly care about their dogs and have some really innovative and highly effective early training techniques to help ensure a relaxed and well adjusted puppy when they transition to their new homes. I can't speak highly enough of them. If anything they discouraged me from crate training our puppy which is how we have trained all our dogs from highly respected pure bred breeders! They certainly care and it wasn't my feeling that they were in it for the money.

I have adopted both of my dogs from Mustardsandwich.net and never regretted it. They are definitely NOT a puppy mill. I did extensive research before I used them. They were professional, the fees were not out of line for what they deliver. They rescue entire litters of MIXED breed puppies. Puppy mills sell pedigreed dogs and "designer dogs" only. My puppies were healthy, socialized and calm. They were trained to follow off leash, potty trained and they were driven, not shipped, from S. Carolina to New Jersey. They spoke to me at length and interviewed me before I was allowed to purchase a puppy. They spent time teaching me how to calm them, gave me written instructions and answered questions months after I had them. Does this sound like a puppy mill? They are the best thing to come online for anyone wanting a quality puppy. They are responsible and dedicated. Anyone who thinks they are a puppy mill has no idea what they are all about.

I happen to be a close family friend for 20+ years with the founders of Mustard Sandwich. I even had the opportunity to accompany them on a trip up the East Coast to deliver 8+ puppies to their forever homes. This was before the limo---when they had a used van that they converted very efficiently to accommodate the puppies much better than the humans:-) The problem with the van, is it left them stranded more than once and in some very unsavory areas. One thing led to another (there is a great story in there that you will have to ask them about directly), and it turns out that a used limo was actually more cost-effective than the van. And the limo is a wonderful touch, honoring the new life that these amazing puppies are being delivered to with their new loving families. The founders of this rescue organization, I can personally attest to, do not now---nor have they ever---bred puppies. They take painstaking efforts to ensure the health and safety of all their rescues and thoroughly screen prospective adoptive families to ensure a good match. And upon uniting the pups with their new families, they spend a considerable amount of time with the families giving them very specific instructions on how to make the most successful transition of the puppy into the home. They also make sure they are available after the fact if the new families have questions or concerns. But anyone who has adopted via Mustard Sandwich already knows this.