We welcome you to our site and hope that you enjoy looking and reading through it!

The high demand for one of our schnoodle pups is very gratifying but we simply do not raise enough litters to deal with the demand. There is such an increase in all and any pup being born. The covid pandemic has many families buying new four legged furry companions. Please be sure that buying from us is the perfect time for you and not only a time when you have a bit more time at home.

When we do have a litter we will post our precious pups here on our site. Please do not request a application unless we have pups available. We simply can not keep up with applications. Actually, I can not keep up as it is only me who replies to all e-mails. My husband helps care for our family dogs and their litters when we have one. But I alone do all the e-mails.

My husband and I have been married for over 30 years and were emptynesters for 4 months until our grandson came into our care.  We have 4 grown children who all live on their own. We own 5 beautiful acres and on that we raise our family dogs, silkie chickens, adorable call ducks, rabbits and maintain a HUGE vegetable garden. Our 6 year old grandson is being taught to care for quail that we hope he will soon use for 4H.

Our website is for people to enjoy. We have placed dog training tips that have worked for us, pictures of schnoodles we have raised, our dogs pictures and everything we do on our homestead.

We will and have always only raised a 2-4 schnoodle litters a year. But we also have other beloved family pets here on our acreage. We care and raise sweet tiny call ducks, fluffy bottom silkies and our beautiful 6 year old grandsons raisies quail and started at 4 years old!

Families are welcome to e-mail about any of our homestead projects. We will try to answer e-mails on Monday and Thursdays when we are not as busy.

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Sorry we have no pups at this time.
Due to Covid we are not doing flights for future pups.

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Take care, please be safe and help reduce the spread by wearing a mask. A mask is a pain, but it is such a simple request to help save lives. We hope you enjoy our site.

Last Update done on - Oct 8, 2020