Reviews

“We lost our girl Sadie last fall, thirteen years old. I'd been looking quietly and one of Nathan's puppies looked so much like Sadie at that age that I had to ask. Nathan arranged a ground transport driver to bring Lady all the way to Tulsa. She walked in the house like she'd always been here.”

“We're in Boise so driving wasn't realistic. Nathan put us in touch with a flight nanny he'd used before and Holly landed at our local airport on a Tuesday night. The nanny handed her off in a soft carrier with paperwork and food samples. She was tired but fine.”

“Driving wasn't practical for us so Nathan put us in touch with a flight nanny he'd worked with before. Ruby flew up to Minneapolis on a Saturday afternoon and my boyfriend snapped this in the car about five minutes after we left the terminal. She was already calm.”

“Nathan worked with a flight nanny who flew Sunny out to Sacramento direct. The flight nanny met me at the airport at 4pm on a Wednesday. She'd been with her caretaker the whole flight and was a little tired the first day, but by day two she was running around the yard like she'd lived there forever.”

“We both work shifts at the hospital and couldn't make the drive. Nathan recommended a ground transport driver he'd used before and we arranged door-to-door. Bear arrived in Austin late on a Sunday night, the driver had him in a clean carrier with his paperwork and the food he'd been eating. Easy.”

“We split the drive over two days, twenty hours each way from Ogden. The girls took turns in the back seat once we had her. She fussed at one rest stop somewhere outside Amarillo but otherwise slept the whole way home. Four months in, she's settled in like she's always been here.”

“We'd been hesitant about doing the whole thing online — that part of it always feels a little strange. Nathan made the lead-up easy, kept us updated with photos as Scout grew, and the eleven-hour drive from Charlotte felt like nothing by the time pickup day came. Scout's been with us two years now, no health issues, good with the boys.”

“We drove down from Cleveland the weekend before Christmas, picked up Winston Saturday morning, and were home by Sunday night. He was tired the first couple days, ate well, slept in the crate without much fuss. The blanket Nathan sent home with him from the litter helped — that part I wasn't expecting.”

“My dad grew up around Goldens and asked to come along when I drove down from St. Louis to pick Tucker up. He sat at Nathan's kitchen table and talked dogs with him for over an hour. Then he picked Tucker up himself, put him in the passenger seat, and didn't hand him over the whole drive home.”

“We drove down from Atlanta after work on Friday, picked Hank up Saturday morning, and were home that night. The folder Nathan sent home with us had every shot record, the food he'd been on, and a couple of photos of him with his littermates. Hank was on his back in our laps before we even hit the highway.”

“Drove down to Memphis on a Saturday morning to pick Beau up. Stopped by the river before driving home just to let him stretch and grab a photo. Slept in my lap the whole drive back to Fayetteville.”

“I flew into Memphis on a Saturday morning, took an Uber out to Nathan's place, met the parents, signed the paperwork, and was back at the terminal by 2pm. Murphy slept on me the whole flight to Denver.”

“I'd been let down by a couple of online breeders before — bad photos, slow responses, dogs that didn't match what was advertised. Nathan was different from the first call. Flew into Memphis on a morning flight, was at his place by lunch, was back at the airport by 2pm with Riley in a carrier. Smoothest pickup I've ever done.”