Breeder Profile

Marion Miller Susie Miller

Baltic,
Ohio
License Details

License Type

State Licensed

Secondary Label

Cancelled USDA between 2020 and 2029

Active USDA License

–

Active State License

CB002SHM , CB002SJK (Broker)
Selling Information

Sells to Pet Stores

No

Sells to Brokers

No

Sells To Online Marketplace/Broker

Yes

Adult Count

14
Non-Compliance Issues

Has Non-Compliances

Yes

History of Non-Compliance Issues or Violations

2025 USDA Official Warning2025 USDA Critical2024 State
Pet Store Connections

2027 Pet Store Connections Count

2026 Pet Store Connections Count

2025 Pet Store Connections Count

2024 Pet Store Connections Count

2023 Pet Store Connections Count

USDA Inspection History
Inspection Date: 2022-07-06
Marion Miller

Inspection Severity

Clean Inspection

Violation Categories

Animal Type

Dog Adult (14), Dog Puppy (20)

Certificate Number

31-A-0937

No violations recorded (clean inspection).

Inspection Date: 2023-04-11
Marion Miller

Inspection Severity

Clean Inspection

Violation Categories

Animal Type

Dog Adult (12), Dog Puppy (13)

Certificate Number

31-A-0937

No violations recorded (clean inspection).

Inspection Date: 2025-06-04
Marion Miller

Inspection Severity

Clean Inspection

Violation Categories

Animal Type

Dog Adult (11), Dog Puppy (12)

Certificate Number

31-A-0937

No violations recorded (clean inspection).

Inspection Date: 2025-07-28
Marion Miller

Inspection Severity

Critical

Violation Categories

Housing facilities, general

Animal Type

Dog Adult (14), Dog Puppy (4)

Certificate Number

31-A-0937

3.1(a) (Critical) – Housing facilities, general.
On 27 July 2025 a 5-week-old cavapoo puppy born 19 June 2025 was found dead in the adjacent enclosure when the facility representatives returned home for the evening. The puppy had escaped its primary enclosure and entered the adjacent enclosure of an adult dog. The puppy was found dead in the adjacent enclosure due to injuries sustained by the adult dog. The facility representative stated they believe the puppy was able to slip through the gaps between the bars that act as the wall separating adjacent enclosures in the outdoor section of the sheltered housing facility. The adult dog has since been moved to a different section of the kennel away from any enclosures that are currently housing puppies. Enclosures which do not contain animals safely and securely can result in fighting, injuries, and even death to the dogs. The licensee must ensure housing facilities for dogs must be designed and constructed so they are structurally sound. They must be kept in good repair, contain the animals securely, and restrict other animals from entering. Correct from this day going forward 28 July 2025 This inspection and exit interview were conducted with the facility representative. n