Justdogz

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Hi

Having read many stories on here re Puppy Farms I want to make 100% sure that I don't buy from these &^$%%&

I have found a website called Justdogz that I'm hoping to buy a Cockapoo puppy from (I know there are lots of people who don't think these are "proper" dogs but these are the breed we have decided on for our first family pet for various reasons). It looks legit to me but I don't have any experience in buying a puppy so would any of you experienced "doghouse" MN'ers have a look at their website/facebook page for me please? They also sell other breeds as well as Cockapoos and I'm sure someone told me once that this is a big no-no (though I have no idea why).

I would be really grateful for your advice.

Many thanks.

NET

Get a poodle instead poodle 🐩

Sorry posted too soon

We bought a cocker spaniel puppy from Justdogz.

Why did you buy a dog from such an obvious puppy farm?

Old thread, from 2018, so OP probably has her dog by now.

Justdogz breeding kennels made the news last year because they were targeted by puppy thieves during lockdown

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-52618770

I would concur with most of the other posters. .

My cockerpoo (or spaniel cross as I would prefer) was a bitch who had 2 litters (she is now 5) from someone I knew locally who looked after their dogs and was never a puppy farm. She is lovely and friendly but she is one of the lucky ones.
A bitch having been bred from is not necessarily a bad thing if the circumstances are right and you KNOW that the dog has been looked after. Sadly the majority I would say are in it for the money.
OP - I would point out that grooming is a constant for these lovely dogs.
I do not know where the idea that a breed would be hypoallergenic came from. All dogs shed - especially rough coated, fluffy ones - so maybe you should consider a short-coated dog
This is my cockerpoo - very much spaniel and she rarely barks (which to me is a very big plus.)