Breed choice
Several visitors describe a broad puppy selection, with time to interact with different breeds before choosing.
Jumeirah Lake Towers
Puppies Dubai is a dog-focused pet shop in Jumeirah Lake Towers where visitors can meet and compare puppies, ask for breed guidance, and return for grooming. Reviews also mention boarding and pet-sitting, making it more than a puppy sales stop for some customers.
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Several visitors describe a broad puppy selection, with time to interact with different breeds before choosing.
Customers regularly return for dog grooming, and one long-term client also praised the handling of cats.
Some reviewers say staff answered detailed questions and helped match a puppy’s personality or breed to their family.
One customer boards their dog there while travelling and described the arrangement as accommodating.
A cat-grooming customer said the shop picked up her cats from her door in the same JLT cluster.
One buyer reported receiving a free vet visit under the shop’s guarantee for a new puppy.
Use your vet. Arrange an independent vet examination on collection day; one buyer chose a clinic and had the shop accompany them.
Check vaccines. Verify every vaccine directly with your vet rather than relying only on the shop’s assurances, given reports of incorrect or missing vaccinations.
Request documents. Ask for written breed documentation before paying, especially if a purebred label affects the price.
Ask prices first. Request the exact price for the specific puppy before spending time choosing, since prices are not publicly disclosed.
Inspect conditions. Look closely at cleanliness, crowding, water and the puppy’s condition during your visit; reviews give sharply different accounts.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
An older review mentions booking pet sitting alongside cat grooming and receiving updates while away.
Customers mention buying Maltipoo puppies, including a tiny red Maltipoo described as 2.5 months old.
A reviewer bought a Frenchie puppy and also mentioned receiving care advice and treat recommendations.
Multiple reviewers reported serious post-purchase illnesses, including kennel cough, ear infections, parvovirus and skin infections.
Some visitors described urine smells, overcrowding, limited water and puppies kept in small enclosures; these accounts conflict with cleaner experiences.
A buyer said the shop could not provide documentation supporting a claimed miniature poodle breed, leaving them with a cross-breed according to their vet.
Prices are not displayed publicly, so you have to ask about each individual dog.
One visitor could not enter the back area and said dogs there were difficult to see clearly from a distance.
The Bottom Line
Puppies Dubai in Jumeirah Lake Towers is primarily a place to meet and buy puppies. Reviews describe a sizeable selection of breeds, with some visitors spending time playing with several dogs before choosing one. The shop also provides dog grooming, and customers have mentioned cat grooming, boarding and pet sitting as follow-up services.
The customer experience is notably mixed. Many buyers praise patient breed guidance, friendly service and puppies they considered healthy; some returned for regular grooming or used boarding while travelling. A few reviewers also reported a free vet visit under the shop’s guarantee, and one buyer had the shop accompany them to a clinic they selected.
The serious caution is health and welfare. Other customers reported kennel cough, parvovirus, ear and skin infections, incorrect or missing vaccines, disputed breed descriptions and substantial veterinary treatment after purchase. Separate reviews describe urine odours, overcrowding, limited water and restricted access to parts of the store.
Those reports conflict with other accounts calling the premises clean, so an in-person check matters. Ask for the puppy’s full medical and breed documentation, get the price in writing, and arrange an independent vet examination—ideally on collection day—before treating the purchase as settled.