Cove Angels

Sam A

Best dog Breeder around by far! Our puppy Sassy that we bought from Cove Angels is so great with kids, other pets and is extremely smart. She is the best dog I’ve ever met. The entire process of buying the dog was professional and easy. I highly recommend them to everyone.

Jacqueline DeLucia

We purchased a Goldendoodle 10 years ago . We loved the breeder and how well she handle the dogs . Lots of love in the home and the dogs were very happy . I loved we got to go visit and see how things were done . Unfortunately we had to put Bella down a little over 1 1/2 ago . We miss her dearly . We notify Nicole we are interested in purchasing another dog . We are from Ct and will drive to MA again to get a dog at Cove Angels .

Michael Hogan

I can not imagine a better experience with our dog Harley. I grew up with a dog years ago and this is my first dog in double digit years, and my first dog with kids. My friend has an amazing Goldendoodle from Cove Angels but we also did our own research. Kerry, the owner, was amazing. There were a few litters at the time and she was so patient and so helpful picking THE one. She is also wonderful with kids. To say she loves the dogs is an understatement, I honestly don't think she would send the dog home with someone she felt wasn't a fit. We went to a few breeders and Cove Angels was the best in our opinion. Real and good people who run the business out of a nice home. The coaching she gave us with our first dog was beyond helpful including a few tips I never would have come up with in my puppy book. We love our dog, he is so gentle, happy and healthy. We are thinking about a second "doodle" already. Would give an extra star if it was an option.

Molly Byman

If I had trusted my instincts I never would have purchased our puppy from Cove Angels. I ignored all the red flags because we got caught up in the excitement of owning one of the adorable puppies. The first red flag was the odor. When I entered Kerry's house, I was met with a foul odor, but trying to remain non-judgmental, I assumed it was just the way a house full of dogs smells. I ignored it. However, when we were viewing the puppies, they were peeing and pooping all over the carpeted family room, and Kerry didn't care. My throat actually burned after visiting with the dogs. The second red flag was the sheer number of puppies available to us. Kerry's house is average size, but there were puppies of all ages. In one visit we saw several adult dogs running in the yard, and several litters. There were 4 day-old puppies, 4 week-old puppies, 9 week-old puppies, 12 week-old puppies, 4 month-old puppies and this was just a sampling. I was never invited downstairs, but I shudder to think how many dogs were kept in that basement. The third red flag was waving the day we picked up our puppy. At first Kerry brought us the wrong puppy, and then she did it again. She had no record of the puppy we had painstakingly selected. When she was filling out the contract, she didn't know who the mother of our puppy was. Finally, she scribbled some name down, but I'm still not certain it is the actual mother of our puppy. I was never allowed to see the mother, only the father. If my radar wasn't up by now, it was when I looked at the contract and noticed that the Golden Doodle we paid over $2,100. for was actually a cross between a Golden Doodle and Labradoodle. We were very clear that we wanted a Golden Doodle. At this point my 2 children had fallen in love with Luna, and we didn't want to give her up, so we ignored the misrepresentation. The final red flag was when we took Luna out to potty before she got in the car for the hour long ride to our house. We were told that she had never been outside once since she was born 9 weeks ago. It was too cold. Well, yes it was cold and it was still cold when we brought Luna home, but we somehow managed to take her out 20 times a day despite the New England weather. Luna acted like a deer in headlights when she stepped on snow for the first time. She never did potty before the car ride because she obviously had no idea that dogs pee outside. Sadly, our problems only worsened once we got Luna home. She had a nasty case of parasites which took 2 rounds of antibiotics to clear up. She was peeing and pooping in her crate every day for the first 2 weeks. Luna certainly wasn't proving to be the house trained dog we were promised. After that Luna developed/had a urinary tract infection, which also took 2 rounds of antibiotics to cure. The only reason I discovered the UTI was because she was constantly peeing all over the house and I called my vet because I was afraid I was giving her too much water. The vet ordered a round of tests because she said what we were experiencing with Luna was not normal. Now Luna is almost 7 months old, and despite the private and group training classes, and our herculean efforts to train her, Luna still isn't house broken. She pees in the house every day, even thought she is watched vigilantly, taken out constantly and fed on a schedule. We have read every piece of literature on the house breaking and asked every expert, and we can't get the problem under control. I have come to the realization, that we bought a very expensive puppy mill dog. The instinct to relieve herself outside was destroyed because of the inhumane conditions that Luna lived in for 9 weeks. We are at our wits end trying to house break our Cove Angel puppy. The last straw was when we called Kerry and sent her a letter alerting her to the health issues Luna has experienced, and we never heard back. If i had to do it all over again, I would never have bought a puppy from Cove Angels. There are many wonderful breeders out there, so seek them out and trust your instincts!