Yes, I appreciate and have both American style and European style. What I would say is be very cautious. I cannot think of a single breeder in the state with this style that I could recommend. Most are doing a dismal job with health and making breeding decisions that are not focused on much beyond color and making money.
There are a handful that could be good but you have to catch the right litter. Sometimes they have appropriate health certifications and sometimes they don’t (Which is why I don’t feel comfortable with a blanket referral to them).
There are also a few that are very good at being deceptive and have very pretty websites. They will say they have health certifications but actually be referring to preliminary reports, underage foreign health tests or deficient heart certifications (practitioner and not the needed Cardiologist). They will also claim amazing champion parents but actually be referring to IABCA titles where every dog without a disqualification gets to be a Champion in a day or two.
Here are some resources that may help you learn what to look for so you won’t be duped by the many less than reputable breeders out there.
This 11 minute video is a complete tutorial on verifying health certification claims.
Here is an example of an imported dog with full and verifiable health certifications.
https://www.ofa.org/advanced-search?f=sr&appnum=1913739
Note: Imported dogs will not have parents in the OFA database. Also this dog is Ichthyosis affected and can be bred responsibly to a clear dog to ensure no affected puppies are produced. Ichthyosis is common in European pedigrees so look for dogs that are carrier or affected to be bred to a clear/normal dog to avoid getting an affected puppy.
Here is some information on Championships so you can weigh the quality of any Championships claimed.
If you need a second look at the health certifications on any puppy parents you are considering, post the registration names here and a forum member can help you see what you are or are not getting. It is a hopefully 10+ decision, so make sure you do your due diligence and verify independently any breeder claims.
Good luck in your search.