Breeder Database / Ohio
Updated June 12, 2026

David D Yoder – Sugarcreek, OH

Sugarcreek, Ohio

USDA licensedOhio state records

Breeder snapshot

David D Yoder – Sugarcreek, OH is linked to 14 public inspection reports from USDA and Ohio.

Breed(s)

Beagle, Maltese, Yorkie
Latest inspectionJune 12, 2026
Latest Dog Count5736 adults · 21 puppies
USDA licenses — 2 on file31-A-0865, 31-A-0179
Ohio licenseCB002CP0
Exp. 12/31/2026
Inspections on file10 USDA · 4 Ohio

Inspection Summary

Inspection Dog Counts

Dogs counted
Inspection date

Inspection Report Details

DateSourceTotal DogsNotesReport

All inspections and findings in full

David D Yoder – Sugarcreek, OH is linked to 14 public inspection reports, carrying 22 inspector findings, from March 2014 to June 2026.

Across 12 inspections between March 2014 and June 2026, inspectors recorded between 8 dogs and 84 dogs at David D Yoder – Sugarcreek, OH. The most recent count was 57 dogs on June 10, 2026.

Every public inspection on file, oldest first
DateLicenceTypeDogs countedInspector findings
March 4, 2014USDA 31-A-0179Routine inspection29 dogs5 findings
July 1, 2014USDA 31-A-0179Routine inspection29 dogs6 findings
November 6, 2014USDA 31-A-0179Attempted inspectionNo accessNone
February 27, 2015USDA 31-A-0179Routine inspection23 dogs7 findings
March 4, 2015USDA 31-A-0179Focused inspection8 dogsNone
June 17, 2021USDA 31-A-0865Pre-license inspection67 dogsNone
January 10, 2022USDA 31-A-0865Routine inspection84 dogsNone
June 6, 2024USDA 31-A-0865Re-license inspection58 dogs2 findings
June 10, 2024USDA 31-A-0865Re-license inspection62 dogsNone
October 11, 2024Ohio CB002CP0Routine inspection65 dogs1 finding
November 14, 2025Ohio CB002CP0Routine inspection50 dogsNone
March 16, 2026USDA 31-A-0865Routine inspection59 dogsNone
June 10, 2026Ohio CB002CP0Routine inspection57 dogs1 finding
June 12, 2026Ohio CB002CP0Follow-up inspectionNot recordedNone

What inspectors wrote

March 4, 2014 — Routine inspection, USDA 31-A-0179

29 dogs recorded (22 adults · 7 puppies).

  • Male Yorkie heavy brown dental buildup

    Male Yorkie #18 was found with extensive build up of brown material on its teeth. This dog has few teeth remaining in its mouth and those are completely covered with brown material. Remaining teeth that are covered with brown material include the upper and lower canine on the left side, the 4th premolar on the left and the 4th premolar on the right. This dog requires veterinary attention.

  • Male Maltese heavy brown dental buildup

    ** Male Maltese #32 was found with excessive build-up of brown material on it teeth. Nearly every tooth in this dog's mouth has this build-up but it is especially heavy on the upper and lower molars on both sides. This dog also requires veterinary attention.

  • Animals not observed daily

    Two dogs were found in need of veterinary care during this inspection. Although the licensee was aware of the condition of one of the dogs, the second dog was found without his knowledge of the condition. The licensee must ensure that all animals are observed daily to ensure that medical problems can be discovered and apprptiate care given in a reasonble amount of time. Failure to observe animals daily and give needed care can result in animals suffering. Correct from this day forward.

  • No vet approval for outdoor housing

    This faciity is housing short haired dogs outdoors. In addition, there is no statement from the attending approving this housing for these dogs that may not be acclimated to being housed outdoors in cold climates. This statement must be obatined by the attending veterianarian to ensure that the status of these dogs is kown by the attending veterianrian and that he/she approves of such housing. This is required to ensure the health and well being of these dogs. Correct by: 01 APR 2014

  • Six outdoor dogs, only carpet bedding

    Six adult dogs are being housed in an outdoor facility. These dogs are pair housed and have only a carpet in their shelters as bedding. Temperature during this inspeciton was 33 degrees F. One shelter box had the carpert lying outside on the coated metal wire floor. These dogs require additional bedding to ensure they can remain warm. Inability to maintain body temperature can lead to illness in the dogs. Although they are pair housed, which will allow them to lie together, additional bedding is required. Correct this by providing additional bedding to these dogs. Correct by: 05 MAR 2014

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July 1, 2014 — Routine inspection, USDA 31-A-0179

29 dogs recorded (23 adults · 6 puppies).

  • Tri-colored female Beagle long nails (Repeat)

    A tri-colored female Beagle without ID was found with excessively long toenails that require trimming. These nails are excessive long can interefere with the dogs abiility to walk normally. In addition, these lons nails are a potential injury hazard should they get caught in the flooring the dog is housed on. Correct this by trimming this dog's nails and maintaining all dogs' nails in the kennel. THIS IS A REPEAT NON-COMPLIANT ITEM THAT REMAINS UNCORRECTED

  • Tri-colored female Beagle missing ID

    One adult female tri-colored Beagle ws found in the kennel without identification. This dog was also noted to have excessively long toenails that require trimming. Failure to properly identify animals makes animal tracking difficult to impossible and impedes the inspection process. Correct this by ensure all dogs are properly identified. Correct from this day forward

  • Plastic shelters chewed, worn

    Most of the plastic shelters being used for the dogs housed in the outdoor facility are chewed and worn on the edges and at the entryways. These shelters are not in good repair and require maintenance or replacement. Chewed and worn shelters can eventually affect the structural strength of the shelters which can become an injury hazard to the dogs. Correct this by repairing or replacing these shelters. Correct by: 01 August 2014

  • Outdoor washdown drainage spilling

    The drainage system for the outside washdowns of the sheltered kennel and the outdoor kennel is not functioning properly. This drainage system is a comprised of half circle pieces of pipe that collect the runoff to an open drain. There is excessive splash over of this runoff lying on the ground next to the pipes and areas where the washdowns do not connect to the pipes properly allowing the runoff to fall to the ground. This area has an excessive odor and is a breeding ground for pests. The licensee must repair this drainage system to ensure it is functional and carries the waste and runoff to the drain without allowing it to spill onto the ground and become a disease hazard. Correct by: 01 August 2014

  • Self-feeders worn and chewed

    Many of the self-feeders being used at this facility are worn and chewed.

  • Feeder with caked feed, puppies

    One self-feeder was found in the first outdoor enclosure housing an adult female and 6 puppies with caked feed in the bottom.

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February 27, 2015 — Routine inspection, USDA 31-A-0179

23 dogs recorded (20 adults · 3 puppies).

  • Female Yorkie with heavy tartar (Direct, Repeat)

    DIRECT ***Female Yorkie #14 has excessive tartar on all teeth on the upper arcade on both sides. The 4th upper premolars on both sides are completely covered in tartar. The gums above the upper molars and upper canine teeth are also bright red in color. … Both of these dogs are in need of veterinary care.

  • Male Yorkie drooling, missing teeth (Direct, Repeat)

    Male Yorkie #33 has tartar build-up on all of its teeth. Especially, the 4th upper premolar on the left side and both lower canines are completely covered with tartar. It is missing several teeth including lower incisors. There is no record of treatment on hand for this animal. This dog is also drooling significantly from its mouth. These signs are consistent with significant dental disease and pain. Both of these dogs are in need of veterinary care.

  • Animals not observed daily, no records (Direct, Repeat)

    DIRECT *** Two dogs were found in need of veterinary care during this inspection. The licensee was unaware of the condition of both of these dogs and no documentation of treatment or care was on hand concerning these dogs. The licensee must ensure that all animals are observed daily to ensure that medical problems can be discovered and appropriate care given in a reasonable amount of time. Failure to observe animals daily and give needed care can result in animal suffering. This continues to be a problem at this facility with dogs found in need of care without the licensee's knowledge of the condition of the animals on previous inspections dated 04 March 2014 and 01July 2014. THIS IS A REPEAT NON-COMPLIANT ITEM THAT REMAINS UNCORRECTED

  • Indoor enclosures with fecal smears

    Most of the inside enclosures in the sheltered facility have surfaces in contact with the dogs that are dirty and require cleaning. There are fecal smears, grime build-up and dirt in all of the corners of the enclosures and on enclosure walls. These surfaces must be spot cleaned daily as needed to ensure that the living space for the dogs remains clean and disease hazards are kept to a minimum. Failure to clean and maintain these enclosures exposes the dogs to unnecessary disease hazards and does not satisfy accepted cleanliness standards. Correct this by cleaning and maintaining all primary enclosures in a sanitary condition. Correct by: 01 March 2015

  • Six outdoor dogs no shelter bedding (Direct, Repeat)

    Six adult dogs are being housed outdoors with shelters that have no bedding. Although the dogs are pair housed, there is no bedding in the shelter boxes. The outside temperature during this inspection was 16 degrees F. Temperatures tonight are expected to drop below zero with daytime temperatures over the next few days in the mid-20's to low 30's. The licensee stated that he provides the dogs with sawdust as bedding. Although sawdust is acceptable as bedding when required for temperatures dropping below 50 degrees F, it is not acceptable when additional bedding is needed when temperatures drop below 35 degrees F. Straw, hay, or other bedding is required to allow these dogs to nest and maintain body heat. Sawdust will not provide adequate insulation to the dogs. Failure to provide adequate bedding exposes the animals to unnecessary temperature extremes and can result in cold stress or injury to the dogs. Correct this by providing these dogs with adequate bedding. ***The licensee was advised during this inspection on 27 February 2015 to provide these dogs adequate bedding. THIS IS A REPEAT NON-COMPLIANT ITEM THAT REMAINS UNCORRECTED

  • Two dirty feeders with caked feed (Repeat)

    Two self-feeders being used in the sheltered kennel at this facility were found to be dirty, and contained caked feed in them. Caked feed is not safe for the dogs to eat and can lead to health problems or digestive upset. All feeders must be kept in good repair and maintained clean and sanitary. Correct this by cleaning and maintaining all feeders as needed. THIS IS A REPEAT NON-COMPLIANT ITEM THAT REMAINS UNCORRECTED

  • Outdoor runs with excess feces

    Several outside runs for the sheltered kennel have feces in excess of one day in them. Even though it is understandable due to the recent weather that outdoor washdowns have not been sprayed down, the licensee must ensure that all primary enclosures have feces removed on a daily basis to ensure the dogs are able to remain clean, dry, and free to walk in an enclosure free of feces. Failure to remove feces on a daily basis can expose the dogs to unnecessary disease hazards and does not satisfy accepted husbandry or cleanliness standards. Correct by: 01 March 2015

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June 6, 2024 — Re-license inspection, USDA 31-A-0865

58 dogs recorded (33 adults · 25 puppies).

  • 16 adult dogs' vaccine records missing

    The applicant does not maintain complete medical records for all adult dogs. Medical records indicate that 16 adult dogs were overdue for the distemper and parvovirus vaccines. The applicant states that the animals had actually received these vaccines this year and were up to date but they did not record that information in the medical record. Failure to maintain adequate medical records may interfere with the ability of APHIS officials to determine if the animals are receiving adequate veterinary care. Complete medical records must be maintained and include the names of all vaccines and treatments administered and the dates of administration. Correct by documenting all treatments given and ensure that medical records are complete and contain the required information.

  • Heartworm test results missing

    The applicant was unable to provide documentation of heartworm tests performed. Medical records indicate the Attending Veterinarian took samples for the heartworm tests on June 27, 2023. However, the applicant could not provide the results of the heartworm tests. Failure to document testing results may interfere with the ability of APHIS officials to determine if the animals are receiving adequate veterinary care. Medical records must be maintained and include the dates and findings/results of all screening, routine, or other required or recommended test or examination. Correct by documenting the results of all testing and ensure that medical records are complete and contain the required information.

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October 11, 2024 — Routine inspection, Ohio CB002CP0

65 dogs recorded (40 adults · 25 puppies).

  • Tail docking with unapproved instrument

    Upon inspection the licensee was using an unapproved instrument to perform tail docking procedure. The licensee was did have surgical scissors and will perform the procedure with an approved instrument from this point forward. Corrected on: 10/11/2024

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June 10, 2026 — Routine inspection, Ohio CB002CP0

57 dogs recorded (36 adults · 21 puppies).

  • Female Beabull with blue cloudy eye

    A female Beabull (microchip ending in 0435) has a blue, cloudy right eye. To be corrected on: 6/12/2026

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Photographs from the inspections

5 photographs taken by inspectors at David D Yoder – Sugarcreek, OH and attached to their reports.

Questions people ask about this kennel

Has David D Yoder – Sugarcreek, OH been cited by inspectors?

Yes. Inspectors recorded 22 problems across 14 visits, 6 of them repeats of earlier ones. Each one is quoted in full above, in the inspector's own words.

How many dogs does David D Yoder – Sugarcreek, OH keep?

At the most recent inspection on file, June 10, 2026, inspectors counted 57 dogs (36 adults · 21 puppies). The count is taken by the inspector on the day, so it moves with litters and sales.

What breeds does David D Yoder – Sugarcreek, OH raise?

The records name Beagle, Maltese, Yorkie. Breeds come from the inspection paperwork, so a kennel may keep others that were never written down.

What licences does David D Yoder – Sugarcreek, OH hold?

  • USDA licence 31-A-0865 — expires 6/22/2027
  • USDA licence 31-A-0179 — Cancelled 3/16/2015
  • Ohio licence CB002CP0 — expires 12/31/2026

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