We looked for months for a puppy and kept getting scammed online. A friend recommended mini golden…read moredoodles of Cape Cod because she had got two dogs several years apart from here and had the best experience. We spoke to the owner, checked out the website and my partner made a visit. And in two days from that we took home our new puppy a mini cava doodle. It's a nice shop where you can go look at puppies and several different breeds. These are certified and health guaranteed and high price reflects the breeding. You can play with them and meet them all. Our puppy is wonderfully crate trained from day one when we got home. The potty training is going very well so they obviously did some work with her. She's so sweet and so smart. We're very very pleased with our new puppy. Thank you cape cod doodles, our home is happier now!

Two years ago I found Mini Golden Doodles of Cape Cod and fell in love with a little Cavapoo. Every…read morequestion was answered with care and expediency. Fast forward to Pippa seemingly bored with her cat family I thought she needed a playmate so I questioned my Vet. A resounding yes was my answer and I was back to Mini Golden Doodles that weekend. I first was going to get a second Cavapoo but this little boy stole my heart. He is a Mini Golden Doodle and now the family is complete. Thank you Mary and your team for such lovely pups. I adore mine

I got a dog from Touchstone back nearly nine years ago and he's the sweetest thing. We bring him to…read moreall our family get togethers! Still the favorite pup of the whole fam this many years later :)

Hold on to your wallet. The financial arrangements of this place are weird. They get your money…read moreand don't give it back.

We got our puppy from Atlantic Labradoodles and could not be happier! She is healthy and exactly…read morethe kind of dog we always wanted! The breeders are very nice people who are so caring and always available.

Chris is very unprofessional and dishonest. A client of mine specifically reached out to Atlantic…read moreDoodles looking for a dog with a temperament that could potentially become a service dog for her child. He assued her he had the perfect puppy for her family. I have been a behavior specialist/trainer for 18 year's. I often temperament test puppies. This puppy was very fearful of human touch! Not only that he has severe seperate anxiety, had a double ear infection and on the vets notes on his paperwork it stated he had 2 retained testicles! None of this was divulged to my client! Now a family has given a puppy to a child and of course she immediately loves him. I suggested they return him but they decided to keep him anyway knowing he most likely would not become the service dog they originally bought him for and how do you take a puppy away from a child? It has been about 6 months, this puppy's behavior has escalated to fear aggression and his seperation anxiety is very severe. He has lunged and bit people who have tried to pet him, lunges and barks at bicycles, skateboards, joggers and relentlessly panic barks at houseguest. He has cronic ear infections which require multiple vet visits and food allergies. They reached out to Chris since any reputable breeder insists on taking their dogs back if the purchaser is not able to keep the dog. And as expected, Chris will not respond. This " breeder" created a dog with heath issues, severe behavior issues and refuses to take any responsibility. I highly suggest you stay clear of them. They are very dishonest and do not care about their dogs or the people to purchase them.

Right on Rt. 28, this MSPCA facility is really easy to find, and there's parking right in front of…read morethe building. There's not a huge pet population here but if you do decide to adopt one of the deserving cats or dogs here, you can give a shelter animal a happy life. Bunnies, cats, dogs, guinea pigs - they have them all and most of them are right out where you can easily see them. A couple with medical issues are more isolated in the back, but still in big clean living cubes (yes, aka cages but what are you going to do?) with plenty of food, water and comfy beds and toys. It's clean inside, doesn't smell grotty, and on the weekdays that I was there, there seemed to be plenty of staff and volunteers to help with visitors and animals alike. The staff members that I spoke to were personable and well informed on each animal. The volunteers were chatty, maybe a little too chatty with each other while I waited for answers but hey - they don't get paid and you get what you pay for, so... The adoption counselor that I dealt with was very helpful in answering any and all questions I had about several animals and was very patient on my visits; the administrative office person who was sharing space with a cat (who needed a little extra reassurance) was very personable and so kind to the cat who liked me enough to come home with me! Everyone I saw there obviously cares about the animals and to be perfectly honest, I'd rather that the animals waiting for homes are shown more attention than me or anyone else roaming through the building, so complaints of poor customer service are of little consequence to me. Acknowledge me and I'm good! The adoption process was simple, the staff is good, and I'm sold. Go and find a friend for life!

Went here years ago to adopt a dog, best experience I had. But now you can't walk in and see the…read moredogs that are up for adoption!! You have to sit with someone and tell them what you are looking for in a dog and they match you up! Can't believe it! No wonder why there are so many dogs being euthanized now, you can't even visit to see if you like any of them first! Won't be going back to this place. Why are they even open if you can't see the animals?