About Us

Red Hook Farms is located on twenty beautiful acres just north of Columbia, Missouri.  We (Tasha and Brad) have four children. Two in elementary school, one in junior high and one in high school.  I'm a fire fighter for the city of Columbia and Tasha is a retail manager at the Columbia Mall.  Tasha's family has over twenty years of professional breeding experience. Red Hook Farms grew from this history of excellence in breeding, our life-long love of dogs and our first english bulldog 'Rosy'.

We're a small operation. We don't make our house payment selling puppies. We truly love the animals, the process and getting to meet some wonderful people. We take our responsibilities as breeders seriously and maintain high standards in our facilities, our dogs and their puppies. We're certified and supervised by the Missouri Department of Agriculture.  Our program of veterinary care is provided by Dr. Duane Farmer, Dr. Linda Hickam and Dr. Jean Stark with the Centralia Veterinary Clinic.  We work closely with these individuals and organizations to see that our animals receive the very best in care. We take great pride in every puppy that leaves our home and guarantee their health in writting.        

Thanks for the interest.  Please feel free to e-mail or call if you have any questions.        

Look forward to hearing from you!

WARNING: We take fraud seriously. It is a crime to purchase products with a false name or with the use of an invalid credit card. (An invalid credit card is one that is created for the sole purpose of purchasing items illegally or using a credit card or its information, via theft or unauthorized use.) It is also illegal to misuse the charge back process to take advantage of merchants.

Fraud offenders not only take advantage of online merchants and consumers, but they also abuse a system, which the internet community depends on. If you are a victim of fraud or if you are a perpetrator, be aware that we will actively pursue and prosecute fraud offenders to the fullest extent of the law.

Although most fraud offenders use free email services, false names, mail drops, or different bill-to addresses, many are not aware that their web browser transmits a unique internet address to us which can be used by law enforcement officials to identify and locate them. Currently, both the FBI and the U.S. Secret Service are responsible for investigating these crimes.