Breeder Database / New York
Updated August 6, 2026

Curtis Martin – Summerset Farms

Seneca Falls, New York

USDA licensedNew York state records

Breeder snapshot

Curtis Martin – Summerset Farms is linked to 32 public inspection reports from USDA and New York.

Breed(s)

American Eskimo, Bichon Frise, Chihuahua, Coton de Tulear, Dachshund, Great Pyrenees, Havanese, Lhasa Apso, Maltipoo, Mini Pinscher, Mini Schnauzer, Papillon, Poodle, Pug, Shiba Inu, Shichon, Shih Tzu, West Highland White Terrier, Yorkie, Yorkipoo
Latest inspectionAugust 6, 2026
Latest Dog Count399216 adults · 183 puppies
USDA licenses — 2 on file21-B-0147, 21-A-0147
New York license1141
Exp. 4/14/2026
Inspections on file17 USDA · 15 New York

Inspection Summary

Inspection Dog Counts

Dogs counted
Inspection date

Inspection Report Details

DateSourceTotal DogsNotesReport

All inspections and findings in full

Curtis Martin – Summerset Farms is linked to 32 public inspection reports, carrying 57 inspector findings, from March 2014 to August 2026.

Across 28 inspections between March 2014 and August 2026, inspectors recorded between 0 dogs and 422 dogs at Curtis Martin – Summerset Farms. The most recent count was 399 dogs on August 6, 2026.

Every public inspection on file, oldest first
DateLicenceTypeDogs countedInspector findings
March 24, 2014USDA 21-A-0147Routine inspection370 dogs4 findings
March 24, 2014USDA 21-B-0147Routine inspection0 dogsNone
March 31, 2015USDA 21-B-0147Routine inspection0 dogsNone
March 31, 2015USDA 21-A-0147Routine inspection398 dogs4 findings
March 14, 2016USDA 21-B-0147Routine inspection0 dogsNone
March 14, 2016USDA 21-A-0147Routine inspection422 dogs15 findings
March 7, 2017USDA 21-B-0147Attempted inspectionNo accessNone
March 20, 2017USDA 21-B-0147Routine inspection409 dogs2 findings
March 19, 2018USDA 21-B-0147Routine inspection324 dogsNone
March 21, 2019USDA 21-B-0147Routine inspection345 dogsNone
March 19, 2020New York 1141Routine inspection292 dogsNone
September 25, 2020USDA 21-B-0147Routine inspection308 dogsNone
June 7, 2021New York 1141Routine inspection288 dogs11 findings
June 22, 2021New York 1141Routine inspection299 dogs3 findings
July 14, 2021New York 1141Routine inspection292 dogsNone
November 4, 2021USDA 21-B-0147Re-license inspection294 dogsNone
May 26, 2022New York 1141Routine inspection303 dogs3 findings
July 18, 2022USDA 21-B-0147Routine inspection305 dogsNone
August 10, 2022New York 1141Routine inspection304 dogs1 finding
September 12, 2022New York 1141Routine inspection307 dogsNone
April 12, 2023New York 1141Attempted inspectionNot recordedNone
May 1, 2023New York 1141Routine inspection278 dogsNone
May 7, 2024New York 1141Routine inspection370 dogs10 findings
May 17, 2024New York 1141Routine inspection293 dogs2 findings
May 21, 2024USDA 21-B-0147Routine inspection326 dogs1 finding
May 30, 2024New York 1141Routine inspection319 dogsNone
October 17, 2024USDA 21-B-0147Re-license inspection353 dogsNone
June 27, 2025New York 1141Routine inspection391 dogsNone
April 16, 2026USDA 21-B-0147Attempted inspectionNo accessNone
May 15, 2026New York 1141Attempted inspectionNot recordedNone
June 8, 2026New York 1141Routine inspection399 dogsNone
August 6, 2026USDA 21-B-0147Routine inspection399 dogs1 finding

What inspectors wrote

March 24, 2014 — Routine inspection, USDA 21-A-0147

370 dogs recorded (287 adults · 83 puppies).

  • Birthing box not sanitized

    A dog was placed in a whelping box that had not been cleaned and sanitized between the last litter. Used primary enclosures need to be sanitized before they can house another dog. This enclosure needs to be cleaned for the health of the dog. Correct by: April 1, 2014

  • Feeders dirty, food caked

    Many of the feeders were dirty with a layer of grime and debris under the lip of the feeder. Some of the feeders had food that was damp and starting to cake at the bottom of the receptacle. These feeders need to be cleaned and sanitized more frequently to reduce this debris and for the health of the animals. Correct by: April 4, 2014

  • Enclosures with hair and dust

    Several of the enclosures have excess hair, dust and debris in the wire mesh from the fan in the kennel area.

  • Empty enclosures with full feeders

    Also a few enclosures are empty but have not been cleaned and the feeders in the empty enclosures are full of food.

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March 31, 2015 — Routine inspection, USDA 21-A-0147

398 dogs recorded (289 adults · 109 puppies).

  • Food storage room cluttered

    The room storing food and dog crates needs to be cleaned. There is excess food on the floor that needs to be swept up and there is miscellaneous boxes and items in the back corner that need to be moved. This room needs to be kept neat and free of clutter to facilitate cleaning the area. Correct by: April 5, 2015

  • Basenji and puppy enclosures too low

    Two puppies in the puppy room a Sheba and a Basenji are housed in enclosures that do not provide 6 inches of height higher than the dog when the dog is standing in a normal position. These dogs need to be moved to an enclosure that meets the space requirements for their comfort. Correct by: April 5, 2015

  • American Eskimo enclosure too small

    The current exercise plan for the facility states that all dogs are housed in enclosures that meet the required floor space for exercise. An American Eskimo measuring 30 inches is housed in a 16 square foot enclosure and requires 18 square feet of space to meet the exercise plan. This dog either needs to be moved to an enclosure that meets the space requirements or needs to be provided the opportunity to exercise daily for its health and well being. Correct by: April 5, 2015

  • Food and waste under puppy enclosures

    The puppy room needs to be cleaned. The floor underneath the enclosures against the wall have a build up of excess food and some waste that needs to be removed. In addition there are a few enclosures that are no longer being used but there is food and waste in the bottom trays. These areas need to be kept clean on a routine basis to promote good housekeeping practices. Correct by: April 5, 2015

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March 14, 2016 — Routine inspection, USDA 21-A-0147

422 dogs recorded (331 adults · 91 puppies).

  • Multiple dogs matted, overgrown nails

    Several of the dogs have matted fur that needs to be groomed. … In addition several of the dogs have long nails that need to be trimmed.

  • Dog with matted face, feces-trapped fur

    1.dog # 120 has matted fur around the face and anal region with feces trapped in the fur.

  • Poodle matted legs

    2.dog # 2536506 a poodle has matted fur around his legs.

  • Male dog matted behind ears, no teeth

    3.dog # 072514278 male has matted fur behind the ears and has no teeth.

  • Shiba long overgrown nails

    4. dog # 88 Millie a sheba has long nails that need to be trimmed.

  • Large-breed dog developing pressure sores

    Duke #71 has some pressure sores developing on the back legs.

  • Multiple dogs tartar, receding gums

    Several of the dogs had teeth that were varying stages of dental disease. Many had tarter build up and some of the dogs had receding gum lines and a few dogs had lost several teeth.

  • Feces in at least 20 feeders

    At least 20 enclosures had feeders that contained feces in the feeders.

  • Dog retching and eating feces

    In addition one dog was retching in the enclosure and that particular dog would often eat its own feces or a cagemates feces.

  • Birthing box wire coating rusting

    Whelping box #4 has a section of wire mesh over the bottom of the box that is losing the coating off the wire and is showing signs of rust.

  • Puppy enclosure sagging bottom wire

    One of the older puppy enclosures in the center of the kennel has lost the support beam under the bottom wire mesh. This is causing the bottom wire to sag under the weight of the dogs.

  • Birthing boxes chewed door edges

    Several of the whelping boxes have chewed edges around the door openings between the box and the wire mesh. These chewed edges have sharp edges that could pose a potential hazard to the dogs. These edges need to be sanded down and kept in good repair for the safety of the dogs. Correct by: April 1, 2016

  • Birthing boxes hair and urine underneath

    The whelping boxes that have wire mesh for the puppys in the boxes are not being picked up so the box can be cleaned daily underneath. A few of these boxes have hair and urine that needs to be cleaned for the health of the dogs. In addition a few of the large breed whelping boxes have an excessive amount of fur that is being shed out and not removed. These boxes need to be spot cleaned daily for the health of the animals. Correct by: end of business day and daily from this point forward.

  • Feeders grimy and feces-contaminated (Repeat)

    Approximately 20 plus feeders had feces in the feeders with the food. The facility states that that dogs are putting the feces in the feeders and they remove the feces at least once a day. Additionally the feeders have a layer of grime on the top of the feeder and into the feeder on the metal lip that controls flow of feed. These feeders need to be cleaned and sanitized more frequently to reduce this accumulation of grime and to prevent contamination due to feces in feeders.

  • Facility understaffed for several hundred dogs

    The facility has several hundred adult dogs and only two adults working in the facility. Based on the number of non- compliant items in this report there is evidence to support that the facility does not have enough employees to carry out the level of husbandry practices and care required for this many animals. This needs to be addressed for the welfare of the dogs. Correct by: April 10, 2016

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March 20, 2017 — Routine inspection, USDA 21-B-0147

409 dogs recorded (309 adults · 100 puppies).

  • Wood ceiling boards unsealed

    There a few wood boards on the ceiling that need to be sealed and impervious to moisture to facilitate cleaning of the facility.

  • Birthing boxes unsealed

    There are a few sections of the whelping boxes where the material between the door to the box and wire mesh are no longer sealed and impervious to moisture.

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June 7, 2021 — Routine inspection, New York 1141

288 dogs recorded (218 adults · 70 puppies).

  • Great Pyrenees without primary enclosure (Critical)

    Primary enclosure not availble for 2 Great Pyrenese out in field with sheep.

  • Wire grates with paint chipping

    2 wire grates in whelping boxes had minor to moderte paint chipping and minor surface rust

  • Oversized wire flooring in cage 39 (Critical)

    Wire not sized properly (too large) for small puppy in caage #39

  • Birthing box too small for litter (Critical)

    1 whelping box not bigger enough for mom and all pups to lay down simultaneously.

  • Great Pyrenees no birthing box in field (Critical)

    1 whleping box not provide for 1 Great Pyrenese out in field with sheep.

  • At least 10 dogs with overgrown nails

    At least 10 dogs had overgrown nails.

  • Puppy health exams missing owner info

    All puppy health exams missing owner information.

  • Puppy sold before 8 weeks

    one puppy sold 2 days before before 8 weeks of age

  • At least 3 receipts missing consumer signature

    At least 3 reciepts missing consumer signature

  • At least two information statements missing consumer signature

    at least two information statements missing signatures from consumer.

  • At least 2 registry disclosures missing consumer signature

    At least 2 disclosures missing consumer signatures.

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June 22, 2021 — Routine inspection, New York 1141

299 dogs recorded (218 adults · 81 puppies).

  • Enclosures lack resistant surface

    Primary enclosure for 2 livestock guardian dogs lacks impervious, disinfectable surface on top of dirt floor.

  • Three dogs not vet-examined for lameness (Critical)

    3 dogs had not yet received veterinary examination and care for lameness

  • At least 12 dogs with long nails (Critical)

    At least 12 dogs had long nails

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May 26, 2022 — Routine inspection, New York 1141

303 dogs recorded (219 adults · 84 puppies).

  • Strong odor in large dog room

    Strong odor in large dog room

  • Excess waste in 1/4 of dog runs

    Excess waste in 1/4 of dog runs

  • License not renewed 30 days prior

    License not renewed 30 days prior to expiration.

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August 10, 2022 — Routine inspection, New York 1141

304 dogs recorded (217 adults · 87 puppies).

  • Dachshund veterinary finding omitted

    Veterinary finding not listed on information statement for male Dachshund # 10909 DOB 2/21/22

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May 7, 2024 — Routine inspection, New York 1141

370 dogs recorded (246 adults · 124 puppies).

  • Miniature Schnauzer wire flooring too large (Critical)

    Wire flooring in one Miniature Schnauzer enclosure not sized correctly to prevent paws from passing through.

  • Mild to moderate odor in facility

    Mild to moderate odor present in facility

  • Waste in Husky, Shiba, birthing enclosures

    Excess waste in one Husky enclosure, some Shiba Inu enclosures, and 4 whelping enclosures.

  • Unlabeled deworming medication bottle

    Deworming medication in seperate bottle not labeled.

  • Great Pyrenees and Bichon no rabies certificate (Critical)

    No rabies certificate availabe at time of inspection for male Great Pyrenees "Tuck" DOB 11/24/20 and female Great Pyrenees "Tara" DOB 2/12/21 and one Bichon female.

  • Long nails on five dogs (Critical)

    Long nails on 5 dogs.

  • Adult health certificates missing DOB and vet (Critical)

    All adult health certificates missing date of birth and veterinary license number/contact information.

  • Puppy certificates missing animal information (Critical)

    Several health certificates for older puppies missing all animal information including ID, breed, sex, date of birth, and color.

  • Imported animals missing vet exam or CVI (Critical)

    Several animals imported without veterinary exam or CVI within 5 days of receipt.

  • Records unavailable for inspection

    Records unavailable for inspection.

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May 17, 2024 — Routine inspection, New York 1141

293 dogs recorded (223 adults · 70 puppies).

  • Antibiotic protocol inconsistent with plan

    Amoxicillin treatment protocol being used is not consistent with protocol in vet plan.

  • Female Bichonpoo alopecia not documented (Critical)

    Alopecia on female Bichonpoo "219" DOB 4/8/15 not noted on veterinary health exam.

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May 21, 2024 — Routine inspection, USDA 21-B-0147

326 dogs recorded (203 adults · 123 puppies).

  • Dental care not documented for dogs

    Approximately 10 percent of the dogs were identified with moderate to severe dental disease on their annual exam on April 13, 2024. However, their individual medical records do not indicate a plan for treatment and care. Although the program of veterinary care states that licensee will "scale" the teeth as needed, there is no documentation on any of the affected dog's medical records indicating that their severity of dental disease warrants "scaling" of the teeth nor is there any documentation that this treatment was performed. It is important to document all planned treatments and procedures performed on individual dogs that have had a problem identified on their physical exam to ensure they are receiving appropriate veterinary care. Correct by May 30, 2024

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August 6, 2026 — Routine inspection, USDA 21-B-0147

399 dogs recorded (216 adults · 183 puppies).

  • Birthing box mesh lets puppy feet fall

    The current flooring for the whelping box enclosures do not protect the dogs feet and legs from injury. Several of the whelping enclosures (WB33, WB53 and WB55) have coated wire mesh flooring that is allowing the puppies feet to fall through the wire mesh. This is a potential hazard which could lead to injury of their feet or legs. Per this regulation, floors that are wire mesh must not allow dogs feet to fall through. This needs to be addressed for the safety of the puppies. Correct by: Aug 7, 2026

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Questions people ask about this kennel

Has Curtis Martin – Summerset Farms been cited by inspectors?

Yes. Inspectors recorded 57 problems across 32 visits, 1 of them a repeat of an earlier one. Each one is quoted in full above, in the inspector's own words.

How many dogs does Curtis Martin – Summerset Farms keep?

At the most recent inspection on file, August 6, 2026, inspectors counted 399 dogs (216 adults · 183 puppies). The count is taken by the inspector on the day, so it moves with litters and sales.

What breeds does Curtis Martin – Summerset Farms raise?

The records name American Eskimo, Bichon Frise, Chihuahua, Coton de Tulear, Dachshund, Great Pyrenees, Havanese, Lhasa Apso, Maltipoo, Mini Pinscher, Mini Schnauzer, Papillon, Poodle, Pug, Shiba Inu, Shichon, Shih Tzu, West Highland White Terrier, Yorkie, Yorkipoo. Breeds come from the inspection paperwork, so a kennel may keep others that were never written down.

What licences does Curtis Martin – Summerset Farms hold?

  • USDA licence 21-B-0147 — expires 11/28/2027
  • New York licence 1141 — expires 4/14/2026
  • USDA licence 21-A-0147 — Cancelled 5/24/2016

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