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We started raising Cockapoos in 2004. We stumbled upon the idea after a very persistent male dog(Zeplin the Poodle) that belonged to our neighbor became very interested in our Cocker Spaniel, Abby. He was so interested that he decided to just stay. We had heard of Cockapoos but only in passing. We never thought anything of it. Since our male friend was going to be there anyway, why not try it out. Our Cocker was about 5 years old and we had never bred her before so we tried it out. It was amazing to us how cute the puppies turned out. They make very adorable friends. Our first litter was all black. This was out of a parti cocker and black poodle. The puppies were all sold within 3 days of there 6 week birthdays.

We tried it again but this time with a different poodle. It seems that the first poodle was getting a bit too old for such things as this. In fact, after his first litter of cockapoos he had to go on heart medicine, over exertion(not to mention he was about 10 years old). The second poodle was a charcoal color. This time this guy threw all kinds of color. Partis, Red, Black, Buff and Phantom. We were very pleased with the likeable disposition and just plain cuteness of these dogs. These pups all went to loving homes and we have gotten emails saying how much they enjoy them.

We try our best to find good loving homes for all our pups and try to provide a friend that folks can enjoy for many years.

We now have 5 breeding cockers. They range from 18 - 21 pounds. Our male poodles are about 8 - 10 pounds.

Our breeding cockers have the following colors:

Speckles: Black/White Parti Pumpkin: Red

Peaches: Light Red/White Parti, Cocoa: Chocolate

Our males have the following colors:

Teddy: Red

Snowball: White

The puppies generally range from 12 to 18 pounds. Usually there is one in each litter that is larger than the others and he/she will usually weigh more than the others. There is also usually one in each litter that is small and he/she weighs less than the others.

Our puppies are raised in our home and start out being crate trained. We start around 4 wks old on potty training. Taking them outside at least 5 times a day and telling them to go potty. Letting them hear that word helps them identify with what they are doing. Our puppies are socialized with our entire family (My husband & I and our 3 kids). We try to have 1 litter at a time so we can devote our time and love to the puppies. Also all puppies come vet checked with health records, shots, wormed, tails docked & dew claws removed. There is a $100.00 deposit (non-refundable) that goes toward the cost of the puppy.