Lone Star Labradoodles imported its original breeding stock from Australia.  In recent years we have carefully selected and kept back puppies from our own litters and acquired more breeding dogs to the Lone Star family from like-minded U.S. breeders of multigenerational Australian Labradoodles in Louisiana, Connecticut and Florida. We wish we had been the ones to come up with the guardian home concept because it is genius.  We are a kennel-free environment.  Lanie has one pet labradoodle and Kelly has one pet labradoodle.  All of our other breeding dogs live happy lives in loving homes with friends and family as their family pet.  Most live close to us in Texas, but we have one stud dog in Mississippi and one who lives in New Orleans. Birthdate: August 9, 2009 Home: The Woodlands, Texas Height: 24″ – Standard Birthday: June 29, 2010 Home: The Woodlands, Texas Tampa Bay’s Parti S’more – “Finn” Color: Chocolate and White Parti

Birthday: March 16, 2014 Height: 22″ – Standard Birthday: March 26, 2007 Home: New Orleans, Louisiana Stillwaters Brees on the Bayou “Rew” Height: 21″ – Standard Birthday: October 20, 2009 Lone Star’s Candy Man “Teddy” Height: 15″ – Miniature Birthday: January 27, 2009 Lone Star’s McLovin “Mac” Birthday: April 24, 2008 Lone Star’s Lucille Ball Birthday: May 14, 2013 Lone Star’s Liza Jane Birthday: August 23, 2013 Lone Star’s Sophie Rose Birthday: December 17, 2013 Height: 19.5″ – Medium Birthday: March 30, 2014 Birthday: February 28, 2010 Home: Bridge City, Texas Birthday: October 14, 2013 Home: Missouri City, Texas Birthday: April 20, 2014 Birthday: August 30, 2012 Lone Star’s Sadie Mae Birthday: October 8, 2014 Home: Sugar Land, Texas Birthday: November 3, 2014Yorkie and Havanese mix pups.

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He claimed to be out of town till saturday and upon his return he would return Rocket to us. Saturday came and went and he didn't make good on his promise. Both of the men are spanish speaking and I can not communicate with them so I've had someone else do it for me. They both have blocked the number of the person reaching out to them on my behalf so we call from different numbers. Before this happen though Ronald admitted to having Rocket and said he was safe and sent us a picture saying he would return him Saturday. When he didn't do what he said I called the cops on Sunday well as usual they were no help At that point I googled Ronald and have managed to get his address, full name, employer, and facebook profile. The police did call him but of course he didn't answer. Now that I have his information I am blasting it on facebook so everyone can know that this man has my dog and will not return him his name is RONALD POLIO lives in SPRING, TX 77388 he claims rocket ran away and I should look at the apartments because maybe he went back there which would be impossible because he does not live near the apartments.

I know he has Rocket and is keeping him inside I went by his house yesterday and did not see any pets inside. I WANT MY DOG BACK PLEASE HELP ME my kids miss Rocket terribly and I am devastated.He is a part of my family and I can prove he is mine. please share share share this is a very dear matter to me affter he said ROCKET ran away again he said he wanted me to reimburse him for his expenses. He said he took Rocket for shots and bought food. I feel like he has rocket and wants to keep him. RONALD PLEASE TAKE HIM SOMEWHERE SAFE AND DROP HIM OF #freeRocket #RONALDPOLIOGIVEROCKETBACKPLEASE #MyPup Matters Undercover Investigation of Texas Puppy Sellers Finds Tall Tales, Poor Conditions Hidden cameras expose problems in pet stores and flea markets, while shelters have hundreds of available puppies Dogs in the sweltering Texas heat in open-air flea markets, employees refusing to tell consumers information on the source of the dogs, and unhealthy and underage puppies pouring in from out-of-state puppy mills and brokers were among the findings of a multi-faceted undercover investigation.

Conducted by The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), the investigation touched 34 pet stores and flea markets across Texas and hundreds of shipping records as part of the examination of how dogs are treated by the pet industry in the state. As pet stores sold dogs to unwitting consumers in the state, Texas animal shelters struggled to adopt out healthy dogs, including puppies.  Our team found that in the same communities where pet stores traded in dogs imported from puppy mills throughout the country, local shelters had dozens of puppies available for adoption. See the video and read the full report » Katie Jarl, The HSUS’ Texas state director said: “Texans who purchase puppies at pet stores and flea markets may be surprised to know that the puppy they are buying isn’t from Texas at all. The puppy may even have come from an unlicensed breeder or puppy mill, which typically deny veterinary care to dogs and peddle sick dogs to consumers.” Investigators visited pet stores in and around Corpus Christi, Dallas, Houston, McAllen and San Antonio, and flea markets in Canton, Dallas and Houston.

The HSUS investigators studied shipping documents for more than 1,400 puppies shipped into Texas from five of the most notorious puppy mill states - Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma – many from breeders with federal Animal Welfare Act violations. At the Dog Alley flea market in Canton, investigators witnessed lethargic, underweight and sickly-looking puppies; dogs and puppies panting heavily in the extreme heat, some dogs without shade from the sun; and underage puppies for sale whose eyes weren’t even open yet. At Partners Pet Center in Round Rock and Pet Fair in The Woodlands, investigators found puppies who had arrived at the store at only six to seven weeks old; it is a violation of the Animal Welfare Act regulations for USDA-licensed breeders to sell puppies younger than eight weeks old to pet stores. While nearby East Texas animal shelters regularly have 30-50 Texas-born puppies available on a given day, public records documented more than 400 puppies shipped to Dog Alley flea market in Canton by animal dealers in top puppy mill states such as Arkansas, Oklahoma and Missouri.

The Puppies Direct pet store in McKinney purchased at least 10 puppies from a dealer on The HSUS’ “A Horrible Hundred” list (Becky Franks of Antlers, Okla.) who had terminated her license during a USDA inspection in May 2013 in which numerous repeat violations of the Animal Welfare Act were reported. She was no longer legally licensed to sell to pet stores at the time of the sale. Pet stores in Harlingen, Humble, San Antonio and Weslaco, and sellers at the Dog Alley flea market, either admitted to buying puppies from unlicensed breeders or were linked to unlicensed breeders via shipping records. While it is not always illegal to sell dogs from unlicensed breeders, it is risky for consumers to buy a puppy from a breeder who may have never been inspected for any basic standards of health and humane care. Many sales people who claimed to offer puppies from Texas breeders said there is no law in Texas that requires commercial breeders to be licensed, which is false. At Partners Pet Center in Round Rock, an HSUS investigator noticed that the puppy she was holding was crawling with fleas.

USDA inspection reports show that one of the store’s breeders (Susan Franz of Belton, Texas) was cited by the USDA for numerous animal care problems, including a severe flea infestation. In May, Franz was given an official warning by the USDA for failure to provide adequate veterinary care and other issues. Investigators found both Paradise Fish and Pets in Humble and Hollywood Puppies in San Antonio purchasing from an unlicensed breeder (Gordon Blakesley of Mount Holly, Ark.), who cancelled his USDA license in September 2012. Consumers and dog lovers should be aware that they can’t always believe what they are told by pet store or flea market staff. With so many Texas puppies available in shelters, adoption should be the first option. When going to a breeder, buyers should take care to avoid middlemen, visit the breeder in person to see how the dogs are raised, and ask to see a license if the breeder has more than a few breeding dogs. Puppy mills are large-scale commercial breeding facilities that often neglect the basic health and welfare of the dogs in their care.