Century Farm Puppies

I went back and forth about sharing this, but after seeing recent concerns posted online, I feel like I need to tell our experience. We’ve gotten three dogs from this place over the years, Harvey (8), Walter (4), and now our newest puppy, Lewis (under a year). We always trusted them and had good experiences before, which is why this has been so upsetting. Within just 7 days of bringing Lewis home, he broke his leg doing something very minor that should have not broken a bone so easily. He had to be in a cast for months. On top of that, he came to us with a severe case of kennel cough and ear mites, all of them which were difficult and expensive to treat and something i had never dealt with before. Now, due to complications with his leg, he has a kneecap issue that requires a very expensive surgery. We are currently facing the heartbreaking possibility of amputation because it may be the only option we can afford. We love our dogs and will do anything for them, but this has been overwhelming, emotionally and financially. We’ve already spent more than triple what we paid for him on medical care for issues that shouldn’t have been present in the first place. I’m sharing this because I think it’s important for others to be aware and to carefully consider where they are getting their pets from. No one expects to go through something like this so soon after bringing home a puppy. I feel like it might be time for this place to just shut it doors.

I had a good experience with purchasing my puppy especially because of Sena, but she no longer works for them. My almost 30 pound dog (told would be around 20 pounds) is such a sweetheart. However, I was super bummed to find out that at 9 months she was diagnosed with having luxating patella in both knees. She will need an expensive surgery when she stops growing. Other than that, she has been healthy so far. The pic is her at 7 months in her Halloween costume. She has such a sweet and quirky personality! 3/10/25 my dog is almost 2 years old. I have spent thousands on her two knee surgeries. She is a sweet and loving 32 pound girl. I DO NOT recommend this place. In hindsight, I should have avoided this PM. Please buy a Cavachon from someone who breeds small litters in their home and makes sure the dogs they breed are healthy. It may be more expensive at first, but in the long run, it will save you heartache and money.

We've been getting dogs from them for years and they genuinely care about each and every animal. Anyone who knows Rex and Deb, KNOWS they LOVE the animals, they're all well cared for, AND spoiled. If you want a quality puppy from a loving breeder, look no further than Century Farms.

We got our Cavachon puppy, Wally, at 8 weeks and now he’s 11 months! He is very calm tempered, easy to train, and very lovable! He’s healthy at a weight of 17lbs and should be fully grown. I have recommended Century Farms to everyone for a Cavachon puppy! The photos are the day we got him and at 11 months. He has beautiful color!

I got my beautiful puppy honey 2 years ago. She is bonded beautifully with her big brother Sampson, a Cavachon I adopted from second chance animal rescue. The breeder was very clean with a beautiful farm with a lake. I loved seeing the puppy slide in the office, the pups really enjoyed playing on it. I will continue to recommend this breeder. Also this is not a puppy mill and the lady who posted that didn’t provide the USDA link like she said she would so don’t believe her comment.