Stoney Creek Puppies

I got my Jaxxie girl from Stoney Creek when she was just 9 weeks old. She will be 2 in September and she is the sweetest dog! We just moved down to Florida and she is loving the Florida life! But will bring her up in the winter because she is definitely a snow dog! Adopting her was an easy process thanks to Stoney Creek Puppies! Highly recommend !

We adopted our American Eskimo puppy from them 1 year ago next month. Overall, our dog has been amazing but its hard not to love a dog. Here is what my experience was like since I was looking for this myself beforehand. Just to be clear this is a puppy store, I do not know where they get the dogs from but you will not be able to see the mom. At their location, we were able to see him and another puppy in a play room but they kept the rest of the puppies in a barn, I did not ask to see in there but I would recommend you do. When we took him home he did have worms and the store refunded me the cost of the medication for him. One final thing was my dog was advertised as a 'mini' of his breed, to be about 20 lbs max, and he is currently about 35 lbs so I would say he is actually a standard. Ov

I've been trying to find the words to express how truly grateful I am for this family. One of my close friends referred this breeder to me and I immediately fell in love with the Aussie Doodles on their website. The family was very professional, responsive, and personable. I drove about 4 hours to get my little pup and everything that could've gone wrong that day did :-( it was the worst. But this family was so understanding and so supportive. The love and patience they showed me was exactly what I needed to get through that day. I could go on and on about the events of that day...but it would take forever lol! And now I can actually laugh and smile about that day. I have a healthy happy male Aussie Doodle, that I affectionately named Leo, from Stoney Creek Puppies. This is an amazing fam

Love my buddy Clark, but 3 days after getting him I take him to the vet and he has an umbilical hernia that was marked by the vet of the breeder that he did not. Was very large and apparent just by looking at him. Thankfully this is only a cosmetic defect. Other then that he’s a great dog and have had no problems. Just hope they get a more reliable vet for their exams in the future.

We never should have trusted this place. Got our golden retriever puppy Jackson from this place three years ago, it was a prefect three years with our happy boy. We got him tested, hes full golden 100%. But only at three years old he was just diagnosed with t-cell lymphoma. At three years old he has hip dysplasia and walks uncomfortably. On top of this, his muzzle is graying, and he never had two adult teeth grow in or a thick undercoat, just wispy top fur. It took us til the cancer diagnosis to realize how inbred he actually must be. They never showed us papers for the parents, but claimed the parents had papers. We never should have believed them so easily. We have just as much time as the chemo can give our boy, maybe a year. Save your hearts, don't bring a family member home from th