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HearthsideCountry
1746 Wall Rd
Mountain Grove, MO 65711
417-926-6306
We offer you super spectacular pets that are home grown and family-raised. The breed we specialize in and usually have, are Cocker Spaniels. Our Poodle bloodlines (toy/mini) are also very nice - with lots of colors available. We raise the sweetest DePoo's around, Pekapoos and Maltipoos. So, if you don't want just an ordinary dog - but one that will train easily, bond easily, has grown up with nothing but love and gentleness from the people in their life, you have come to the right place. Please visit our website to see more about us, and to see pictures of our puppies. You will also see what others have to say about their Hearthside Family Pet. Our puppies come with a 2 or 5 year genetic health guarantee. They are all checked by our veterinarian at 6 weeks and again before leaving here.
Hours: We are here all the time, but appreciate having no calls after 8:30 pm and none on Sunday. You can always send an e-mail, we check often and are good to get back with you very quickly.
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