Tully's Kennels

Over the last 25 years I have adopted 3 fur babies from Tulleys and have never had any issues with my pups!! I have noticed that many people comment on the puppies living environment. Tulleys is only temporary housing. They take care of the pups for a short time and provide a service to the public to show them a large variety of dogs in one place. This way a new pet parent can experience many breeds at the same time. This is a clean reputable small business that provides a service so yes they get paid!! It will be you, the adopted parent that takes over the responsibility of housing, feeding and playing with your pup. Our dogs have been healthy and happy and lived good long lives. My Mr Muggles is nearing the end of his life, he is 14 and I personally know I will trust Tulleys to help me find a new baby when I am ready.

A dear friend of mine bought a puppy from them in the past few weeks. Ended up having parvo and almost died. The vet that they deal with has inconsistent hours over the weekend and no around the clock care. Not very conducive with a pup who has parvo, whose status could change pretty drastically aka the “two check ins a day” wasn’t cutting it. So like any good dog parent they moved the puppy to an urgent care where they stayed until recovery. Of course Tullys is not taking ownership and gas lighting them . Refusing to pay any bills and denying that the puppy got parvo from them, when in reality research shows puppies will be infected with parvo, and contagious days prior to showing symptoms. I have worked in shelters and fostered dogs for years and can say two things; if one puppy has parvo, the entire pet store has parvo, it is that contagious. The name is purposefully manipulative. This is not a kennel, it is a pet store and claims to be supported by reputable breeders but what “pet store” is? there will be multiple reports made to the state about this.

We’ve gotten our last two dogs there and we love them 🥰 although since the Pandemic they haven’t allowed people to play with the puppies in the puppy room which was my favorite part. …

Love Tully’s kennel. 3 of my puppies have come from Tully’s . They have been the best dogs .

Shih Tzu Mix purchase - I purchased a dog there and because I was able to play with all the puppies that were similar to what I was looking for, I found the dog for me. He was healthy and has been a great dog. Whenever I need a puppy fix, I stop by and check out the dogs. They are constantly cleaning and taking care of the dogs. Frankly, I find they are quite professional.

got the cutest puppies highly recommended! and I'm Nicole Roccaforte by the way. when i want another dog i will be going here. i love their doggy's!

Great experience with finding our new puppy that was right for our family. The staff provided excellent service and were patient in allowing us to meet with several puppies. We took our time along with several trips to Tully's to be sure that our choice in a puppy was good for us as well as our pup. The staff was always very patient and informative. After selecting our puppy, the staff provided us with plenty of informative information on taking care of our 10 week old pup. Price might be a tad higher then an Adoption Agency but your choice in puppies as well as the physical and mental health of the puppy seem to be better... Thanks to ALL the staff at Tully's for a a great pup and great service.

I purchased a Goldencockerpoodle puppy. He is a perfect fit for my family. He has his own personality! The staff was very friendly and helpful. I am very happy with my pup. Update on my Doodle puppy, he has gotten so attached to us, especially me. Your Vet at Omaha Animal Hospital is amazing! My Doodle's name is Kyle. Thank you again for your amazing service.

Got my Frenchie from here 10 months ago and she has been a blast. Her name is Piglet, she went from a shy puppy to being the sweetest, loving and friendly dog I've ever had. I can't recommend this place enough, we'll definitely come back to get our next dog.

We recently adopted an 8-year old Shiba Inu Mill Survivor. Got her in Illinois but were told she originally came from Omaha. She was very fearful and bred several times over. A short hair Shiba because of careless breeding. Looking at these pictures of kennels on cement I understand her even more. She doesn't know how to be a normal dog. Insists on doing "potty" on cement. Doesn't understand she can go anywhere in the house that she wants to.