3/28/19-Brand new Pups! Puppies are just about 12 hours old!
3/30/19 Holding Puppies! Puppies are just a few days old!
3/31/19-Little! We will be taking pictures as they grow! This is 3 days old!
4/1/19-Brothers! The smallest and the largest! What a difference!
4/1/19
4/2/19-Puppy Pile! When mom takes a break, we huddle up!
4/3/19 - Eyes still closed So cute!
4/3/2019 Swaddled The kids love to visit with the puppies!
4/4/19 Snuggle! ONE WEEK OLD!
4/4/19 - lil face
4/5/19 Paws are getting bigger!
4/6/19 Rock the babies!
4/6/19 Puppies love to play dress-up!!
4/7/19 Dress up day!
4/7/19 Making sure Dad gets some attention!
4/7/19- Snuggle time
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4/9/19 - OPEN EYES They are starting to open their eyes! Now they can see and hear!
4/10/19
4/11/19 - TWO WEEKS OLD! Most of the puppies out for a stretch after school!
4/11/19 Most of the puppies have opened their eyes!
4/12/19 Telling puppy a bedtime story
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4/14/19 Weigh-in time!
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4/14/19 They are starting to show different traits!
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4/15/19 I swear her hair is not that messy in person, the camera brings it out!
4/15/19 Checking on momma!
4/16/19 Momma's helper!
4/16/19 Almost walking! They get around pretty good but their hind legs aren't quite consistent but another few days they will be running all over!
417/19 Cutie!
4/17/19 They have just about trippled in size since birth!
4/18/19 - THREE WEEKS OLD!
4/18/19 They are very active when they are awake! It is extremely difficult to take pictures! By the time the picture is taken they are moving again. So we have 80 blurry pictures and 3 good ones.
4/19/19
4/19/19 They are pretty much walking on all 4 legs now! Some even run in quick sprints. Other new updates this week include self grooming and playing with siblings! We have started potty training in a double whelping box - most are getting it, some still have occasional accidents.
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4/19/19 It's hard work nursing so many babies! Won't be long before they are on puppy food, hang in there Liily!
4/20/19
Happy Easter!
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4/25/19 FIVE WEEKS OLD!
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5/3/19 We had to name them to tell them apart!
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5/4/19 Puppy goes everywhere now!
5/4/19 Just hanging out
5/4/19 Exhausted after playing with kids
The Australian Shepherd, often known simply as the "Aussie", is a medium-sized breed of dog that was, despite its name, developed on ranches in the Western United States during the 19th century. (thanks Wikipedia) Australian Shepherds are the ultimate working dogs. Actually not from Australia, as one might rationally conclude, these pups grew in popularity as herding dogs because of their high energy levels and impressive intellect. These dogs like to be occupied with a job to do, and excel at many activities, including herding, search and rescue, and agility. Aussies often have distinctive merle coloring and bright, striking eyes that come in a variety of colors. They are medium-sized, smart, loyal dogs and make devoted companions to active families
Hypoallergenic: No
Life expectancy: 13 – 15 years
Weight: Male: 55–70 lbs, Female: 35–55 lbs
Colors: Merle, Red Merle, Red tricolor, Black, Black tricolor, Blue Merle, Red
Temperament: Affectionate, Good-natured, Intelligent, Protective, Active
Height: Male: 20–23 inches, Female: 18–21 inches
Australian Shepherds
New Puppies!
Dam (Mom) is a standard Australian Shepherd while Sire (Dad) is a mini/standard mix so these puppies will be somewhere in the middle. We will be updating this page often and as they start to have their own personality we will try to describe each one. All will start to receive potty training, have their puppy shots, a health certificate, and be pre-spoiled! If you'd like to reserve one, please complete this form! Stay tuned for further updates, we try to post daily. Thanks!
Updated as of:
All current puppies have been re-homed. If you're interested in future litters, please complete the form to be on the waiting list.