Amy
Jackson,#2General Comment
Fri, April 26, 2019
Bethany Pratt posted on Ripoff Report that Tanisha Breton had made up a rescue to get funds for a dog with genetic issues that Breton had bred herself. Breton was claiming she rescued sick dogs, and soliciting fund for this "rescue." She may have even got shetler certification, but definitely didn't take in any dogs, all the money was for a puppy she herself had bred, though she continues to breed the parents despite the genetic issues of the puppy, and many of the other puppies she has bred.
Anyway, Pratt found out Breton was doing this, and posted it on Ripoff report, to try to inform people who were donating, and alert people that might want to buy these toy Yorkies that had all these health problems.
Right after Pratt blew the whistle, all these horrible reports happened, all on the same day. Most of them were copied and pasted from other horrible stories about completely different breeders. See my comments on other reviews on here for Bethany Pratt for links to all the reviews, and where they were copy and pasted from, and links to court sites which show all the fraudulent behavior of Tanisha Breton.
Basically, all you need to know, is all the negative reviews published against Bethany Pratt on November 28th, 2012, seem to be very clearly from a known scam artist, Tanisha Breton, whom Bethany Pratt blew the whistle on.
Although I don't know anything else other than that about Bethany Pratt (I only found this looking into the lies of the scam artist), I think it clearly shows Pratt cares more about protecting dogs and consumers than she cares about money, as she clearly knew Breton would retaliate and try to hurt her reputation. In my opinion, a good breeder does what is right even if the consequences might hurt them, and to me it looks like Pratt did just that. Good for you, Bethany Pratt.