OUR HISTORY

Why Town and Country Sheepadoodles? We have taken something which started as a family passion and turned it into a successful breeding business. We breed our animals to have friendly dispositions and fit in seamlessly as incredible family. We work with desensitizing our puppies from the start, so our puppies are confident and ready for their Families. We work on Touch, Sound, Smell and more. This Desensitizing training, will benefit your success, toward future training. Our Puppy Evaluations/ Temperament Testing, We do from 6 to 8 weeks, this is to help families pick the best puppy personality, for their family.

Our Puppies are $1685.​To reserve a puppy, I require a $175 deposit that is non-refundable. The remainder is due at pick up either by Cash, Zelle or Venmo. Note: We will accept PayPal, however there will be an extra $50 fee to add to the total.  
Pick-up in person 🏡 or message me for Flight Nanny options. Puppy picking will be done in the order, that deposits are received. When puppies reach 8 weeks, they are released, to go to their forever families. If you need your puppy to stay longer, the dates and  fees needs to be discussed and arranged. 


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•Health guaranteed•Health tested parents•We perform our own Temperament test, learned from BAB’s Course.  •Up to date on vaccines and dewormings•Crate trained for night time•Support from our Family to Yours! •Tons of Info and Educational nuggets to Help you and your new family member•We Carefully select our breeding Parents. Our Parents have the most amazing Personalities. •We have families that like to come back and get another puppy, we do a Returning Family deduction. •We do NOT allow a family to get more than one per litter, UNLESS, they don’t live in the same household. They must come from a separate litter, if you desire to have more than one. We do this because that will give the family and Puppy the best outcome. Two puppies from the same litter can become very dependent on one another and Not bond with its family, when they live in the same household.