I just adopted one of the corgi puppies available. When I parked I was greeted by the breeding dams who are trusted to wander, the 2 (corgi and American eskimo) seemed healthy and socialized. I was a few minutes early so they didn't have time to get the corgi out of the barn for me in advance, so I went with! The barn was clearly well maintained, warm, and the puppies had a ton of room to run and play. The litters of both dams were playing and socializing together. My Corgi male, at 10 weeks, seems to be extremely healthy. Good appetite, healthy stools, evidence of 1st vaccine being done and I swear he potty trained in a day. I didn't think that was possible but he only had accidents the first night at home so far.As far as I can tell this is a very reputable breeder. Also... I LOVE MY PUPPY, ISN'T HE CUTE?!? My husband named him Isengrim.