Anonymous wrote:We got our cockapoo from her in spring 2023 and he is a delight. Our friends got a Covid dog from her and had a great experience, which is why we also chose a cockapoo from this breeder.

I got a shelter mutt in 2024 and she's a delight. My friends got a covid dog from the shelter too, and had a great experience.

There are no ethical breeders of designer mutts.

We got our cockapoo from her in spring 2023 and he is a delight. Our friends got a Covid dog from her and had a great experience, which is why we also chose a cockapoo from this breeder.

Check the parents living situation before buying from any breeder. If you’re spending thousands on a dog the least you can do is make sure its mother hasn’t spent years living in a crate stack.

Anonymous wrote:The website does not show health testing for the parents. That plus the fact that she had 3 litters within 2 weeks recently, not to mention breeding a designer breed, shows that this is not a reputable breeder.

Huge red flag.

Anonymous wrote:The website does not show health testing for the parents. That plus the fact that she had 3 litters within 2 weeks recently, not to mention breeding a designer breed, shows that this is not a reputable breeder.

+1

Any breeder who has multiple breeds isn't reputable.

Anonymous wrote:I checked and all their previous puppies have been adopted, so website hasn’t been updated I guess.

You mean sold. So annoying the people selling dogs market as adoption. As if on moral high ground.

I checked and all their previous puppies have been adopted, so website hasn’t been updated I guess.

This is a puppy mill. The fact that they have 14 puppies in addition to older puppies they have yet sell tells you that they are overbreeding and not responsible breeders.

Anonymous wrote:The website does not show health testing for the parents. That plus the fact that she had 3 litters within 2 weeks recently, not to mention breeding a designer breed, shows that this is not a reputable breeder.

That’s a puppy factory not a reputable breeder. Good breeders do it for show dogs and for love and commitment to improving a breed. Breeding hundreds of designer dogs that don’t have any breed standard or conformity is not good practice. The picture of that kennel says it all.

Anonymous wrote:The website does not show health testing for the parents. That plus the fact that she had 3 litters within 2 weeks recently, not to mention breeding a designer breed, shows that this is not a reputable breeder.

I agree.

trying to find a reputable cockapoo, do is puff n stuff the one?

We purchased & took home a Cockapoo from this breeder 18 years ago. He lived a healthy & wonderful life until December last year, living to be almost 18 years old. He was a great dog. No concerns.

Can someone please give me the text number for Dr Kelly who owns Stuff n Puff cock-a-poo’s?


Thank you

The website does not show health testing for the parents. That plus the fact that she had 3 litters within 2 weeks recently, not to mention breeding a designer breed, shows that this is not a reputable breeder.

We have the most amazing, gorgeous, loyal, perfectly-tempered female Cockapoo from this breeder. She is two years old and our dream dog. I have sent several friends and neighbors to the breeder who have also gotten equally as wonderful dogs. They are expensive but totally worth it! Do not hesitate. Your search is over.