Note: Some of our moms are multi generational which means that they are cockapoos from a long line of cockapoos. They have a slightly higher percentage of poodle in their background which makes them non-shed, smart and more likely to have a square, proud stance. And there is also the benefit of coats that are truly non-shed, with lower dander counts than can be found in F1 cockapoos, or traditional generational breedings.
Our vet is always remarking about how nice our puppies turn out. It has taken years to build these lines, and we are very blessed to have them!
When building a line there are important attributes that we look for. Health and longevity comes first. We get their eyes, knees and hearts checked. Our American Cocker Spaniel lines are from champion AKC lines. Our poodles are AKC mini size with strong bones and great temperaments.
All of our dogs are AKC traceable, and come from champion lines. We are very careful to select only the best for our Kings and Queens!

Pepsi is our apricot multi generational cockapoo, She is athletic and always eager for what's next. She is athletic and demurely feminine all at once!
She is 26 lbs. and 16 inches at the shoulder. She is clear for PRA-prcd, PFK, patellar luxation, and heart. She is an apricot color with liver colored nose/eye rims.
-Retired-
- champion line f2 cockapoo from AKC breeding. 26 lbs.
- Coat testing - slight shedding coat
- Patella's (knees) - normal
- Cardiac (heart) - normal
- Eyes - normal
- Optigen prcd test for PRA - normal
- Optigen PFK test (affecting cockers) - normal





- champion line cockapoo from AKC breeding. 26 lbs.
- Coat testing - wavy non-shed f1
- Patella's (knees) - normal
- Cardiac (heart) - normal
- Eyes - normal
- Optigen prcd test for PRA - normal
- Optigen PFK test (affecting cockers) - normal
- Mini champion line cockapoo from AKC breeding.
- Coat testing - Both are non-shed in phenotype. Judoka's genotype testing shows that she will produce all non-shed pups, and Aspen's genotype testing shows that she will produce non-shed pups if she is bred to a non-shed male.
- Patella's (knees) - normal
- Cardiac (heart) - normal
- Eyes - normal
- Optigen prcd test for PRA - normal
- Optigen PFK test (affecting cockers) - normal
- Coat testing - none
- Patella's (knees) - normal
- Cardiac (heart) - normal
- Eyes - normal
- Optigen prcd test for PRA - normal
- Optigen PFK test (affecting cockers) - normal
Champion line AKC American Cocker Spaniel. 21 lbs.
- Coat testing - none
- Patella's (knees) - normal
- Cardiac (heart) - normal
- Eyes - normal
- Optigen prcd test for PRA - normal
- Optigen PFK test (affecting cockers) - carrier

American Cocker Spaniel AKC 25 lbs.
- Coat testing - none
- Patella's (knees) - normal
- Cardiac (heart) - normal
- Eyes - normal
- Optigen prcd test for PRA - normal
- Optigen PFK test (affecting cockers) - normal
- champion line cockapoo from AKC breeding. 23 lbs.
- Coat testing - wavy non-shed
- Patella's (knees) - normal
- Cardiac (heart) - normal
- Eyes - normal
- Optigen prcd test for PRA - normal
- Optigen PFK test (affecting cockers) - normal

Last, but not least, this is Hobbes, our full time house dog.
He is our neutered lap warmer, and puppy watcher. LOL!
Another breeder once asked me why I got him fixed since he is so cute. LOL! He is very cute, but he is also the perfect house pet since he is neutered! Never any trouble at all, and so smart and obedient! He has a very special bond with my husband who was raised with hunting dogs, and cattle dogs.
He was kept from one of our litters 10 years ago before we knew about testing for genetic defects. He was never tested, but his parents were retired because of genetic defects. Now we know about testing and all of our breeding dogs must pass all of the tests so that puppies won't come with hidden defects.
He has a shaved down (close cropped) coat in this picture which is what my husband prefers.
Updated...We lost our sweet boy during the night several years ago.
Charity (in the back ground) and Pepsi (in the front) sitting pretty.