Breeder snapshot
John H Yoder – Baltic, OH is linked to 4 public inspection reports from USDA and Ohio.
Baltic, Ohio
John H Yoder – Baltic, OH is linked to 4 public inspection reports from USDA and Ohio.
Inspection Dog Counts
John H Yoder – Baltic, OH is linked to 4 public inspection reports, carrying 19 inspector findings, from February 2020 to May 2026.
Across 4 inspections between February 2020 and May 2026, inspectors recorded between 110 dogs and 115 dogs at John H Yoder – Baltic, OH. The most recent count was 111 dogs on May 13, 2026.
| Date | Licence | Type | Dogs counted | Inspector findings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| February 21, 2020 | USDA 31-A-0839 | Pre-license inspection #1 | 113 dogs | None |
| October 27, 2021 | USDA 31-A-0839 | Routine inspection | 115 dogs | None |
| August 28, 2025 | Ohio CB002BCR | Routine inspection | 110 dogs | 4 findings |
| May 13, 2026 | Ohio CB002BCR | Routine inspection | 111 dogs | 15 findings |
110 dogs recorded (69 adults · 41 puppies).
Upon inspection a female Bichon last four of microchip #5643 had matting under her belly, also a Cavapoo female last four of microchip #9987 had a mat around her ears. During the inspection the licensee was able to correct this issue. Corrected on: 8/28/2025
Upon inspection the licensee had three records which lacked the full address required. During the inspection the licensee was able to correct this issue. Corrected on: 8/28/2025
Upon inspection the licensee lacked the proof of a full kennel physical for the year 2024. During the inspection the licensee was able to contact the veterinarian for an updated copy. Corrected on: 8/28/2025
Upon inspection the licensee had multiple dogs deemed a grade one or two dental disease that were corrected by the licensee but not documented. The licensee shall ensure all corrective actions are documented.
111 dogs recorded (73 adults · 38 puppies).
10 enclosures housing 37 dogs did not have access to solid flooring because the doors to their outdoor runs were locked. The licensee corrected this issue during the inspection. Corrected on: 5/13/2026
The licensee had 3 enclosures housing 6 dogs each, that were 17 inches and larger that needed 32.8 square feet or more of floor space and had 20 square feet.
The licensee had 2 enclosures housing 4 dogs each, that were 17 inches and larger that needed 23.4 square feet or more of floor space and had 20 square feet.
1. The licensee had 6 whelping enclosures that had 18-20 inch dogs in each one. The dogs needed between 10.13 to 11.68 square feet of solid or slatted flooring, and they each had 6 square feet of solid or slatted flooring. 2. The licensee had 3 enclosures housing 6 dogs each, that were 17 inches and larger that needed 32.8 square feet or more of solid or slatted flooring and had 0. 3. The licensee had 2 enclosures housing 4 dogs each, that were 17 inches and larger that needed 23.4 square feet or more of solid or slatted flooring and had 0. 4. The licensee had 2 enclosures housing 3 dogs each, that were 17 inches and larger that needed 18.78 square feet or more of solid or slatted flooring and had 0. 5. The licensee had 2 enclosures housing 2 dogs each, that were 17 inches and larger that needed 14.1 square feet or more of solid or slatted flooring and had 0. 6. The licensee had 1 enclosure housing 1 dog, that was 17 inches or larger that needed 9.39 square feet or more of solid or slatted flooring and had 0. The licensee corrected this issue during the inspection by moving the whelping dogs to enclosures that had outdoor runs with solid flooring or opened the doggy doors so dogs could access outdoor runs that exceeded the required solid or slatted flooring requirement. Corrected on: 5/13/2026
Some slats on the outdoor runs are not level. To be corrected on: 6/10/2026
Pieces of solid flooring on two outdoor runs each had one screw head sticking up. The licensee corrected this issue during the inspection. Corrected on: 5/13/2026
One enclosure housing 2 adults and 4 puppies born in February 2026 were housed together. The licensee corrected this issue during the inspection. Corrected on: 5/13/2026
37 dogs in 10 enclosures did not have access to the outdoors during day light hours. The licensee stated the one side of the kennels outdoors runs had cleaning issues and did not allow the dogs access to those outdoor runs. The licensee was informed that the doors need to be opened once during the day to meet this requirement and open 24/7 to meet other housing requirements. The licensee corrected this issue during the inspections by opening the outdoor runs. Corrected on: 5/13/2026
A female ending in microchip #9193 lacked a physical exam prior to being bred approximately around 3/3/26. The female had a previous litter on 9/15/25. The female needed a physical sometime after her previous litter was weaned but before she was bred again.
A female ending in microchip #0576 lacked a physical exam prior to being bred approximately around 2/5/26. The female had a previous litter on 9/14/25. The female needed a physical sometime after her previous litter was weaned but before she was bred again.
The licensee had one expired medication. The licensee corrected this issue during the inspection by disposing of them. Corrected on: 5/13/2026
The license administered drugs directed by the attending veterinarian but did not follow label directions and administer them correctly.
Approximately 6 dogs were missing from the dog inventory. To be corrected on: 6/10/2026
The licensee was missing this documentation for the past 4 weeks. The licensee corrected this issue during the inspection. Corrected on: 5/13/2026
The licensee was missing this documentation for 2025. The licensee corrected this issue during the inspection. Corrected on: 5/13/2026
Yes. Inspectors recorded 19 problems across 4 visits. Each one is quoted in full above, in the inspector's own words.
At the most recent inspection on file, May 13, 2026, inspectors counted 111 dogs (73 adults · 38 puppies). The count is taken by the inspector on the day, so it moves with litters and sales.
The records name Bichon Frise, Cavapoo. Breeds come from the inspection paperwork, so a kennel may keep others that were never written down.
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