Hand-raised puppies from our [BIG] family to yours!

We are a family who raises cavapoos, cockapoos, havapoos, and occasionally sheepadoodles and toy/mini poodles in our home. We are located in west Georgia, about 45 minutes from Atlanta off of I-20. We are within an easy driving distance of Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi, and Florida.

Each litter is brought up by us and our children, most of whom have special needs. Our puppies are socialized by us and our kids and have had lots of attention and love by the time they meet you!

The most important qualities in puppies for us are health, temperament (personality), and trainability. Other aesthetic qualities such as color, coat, markings are all important as well, but not as important to us as having a pup who is a wonderful companion. We are constantly reevaluating these qualities to retain the ones we love and improve upon the qualities we wish were just a little bit better.

Why Do We Do This?

Simple. Little bundles of unconditional love bring healing. There’s nothing as comforting as a warm tongue and furry snuggles to ease your heart. Bringing exponential joy to others through our pups is the most rewarding gift.

Newly Listed Puppies

These puppies have just been added to the website or are just now ready to join their familes!

Reduced Price Puppies Who are Ready to Go!

View ALL of our Reduced Price Puppies Here

Please note: Most of our puppies DO NOT go home at 8 weeks. Most of our puppies are first ready to go home at 9-10 weeks, and our toy babies are not ready to go home until at least 10-12 weeks. This means that our “older” puppies are not actually much older at all. Puppies who are not 8 weeks are not less valuable than brand new, itty, bitty babies. They are more socialized, further along in their training, and in many cases, better able to go longer between potty breaks.

When we say puppies are potty train ING, we mean they are in the process of potty training. They are not fully trained. Please do not expect a young puppy to be fully trained. Most puppies are not fully trained until they’re closer to a year old, although there are exceptions to this rule.