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Litters/ Available
We do not take breeding lightly. When we breed, we breed for ourselves first and foremost with the intention of keeping a puppy from the litter. We do not breed to simply produce puppies. We take great pride in our puppies and carefully screen all potential future homes. Aussies are a 12-15 year commitment and as a breeder it is our responsibility to place each puppy in the right home. When placing puppies we determine each individual puppy's placement according to the specific puppy's temperament, goals for the puppy, lifestyle of the owner and experience with the breed. We do NOT allow buyers to choose which puppy they would like from the litter, this often leads to a poor match between dog and owner. Puppies are not placed based strictly on color or gender, and although we will try our best to accommodate, temperament is the most important factor when placing companion puppies. While we accept color and gender preferences, we do not place a puppy based on these attributes alone. Each puppy is matched to the home that we feel will best fit that individual puppy and the goals you have for your new family member.When matching puppies with owners we do not begin making final decisions about which homes individual puppies go to until 8-9 weeks of age. This is so overall health, temperament, structure, and movement can be clearly evaluated.
Our dogs are not bred prior to two years of age so that they have completed full genetic health testing, eye CAERs and have passing OFA hips and elbows. Each litter is planned in the best interest of the breed, our dogs are bred to breed standard and each breeding is carefully thought out taking pedigree, temperament and overall health into consideration. Large amounts of research, time and money are put into each and every litter. Our puppies are raised following the Puppy Culture protocol, the gold standard for puppy rearing. Puppies are priced at $3,000 with a $500 non-refundable reservation fee and come vet checked with first shots and eyes cleared by a board certified canine ophthalmologist prior to being placed in their new homes. We do not charge extra for coat color, eye color, or sex as all of the puppies in a litter are raised and cared for exactly the same. From time to time we have older puppies or adult dogs available to approved homes.
Fall 2026
We are thrilled to announce that Pique has been bred to Crux for an all colors possible litter due at the beginning of October.
Pique is a champion producer and has offspring training and trialing in agility, rally obedience, and most importantly excelling as cherished family companions.
Crux is an accomplished AKC and ASCA champion with the structure, breed type, and temperament we love. This will be his first litter, and I'm incredibly excited to see what he brings as a sire.
Please contact us for more information and puppy questionnaire to be considered for this litter.
Crux is OFA hips Excellent/ Elbows Normal
Clear Genetic Panel
Eyes Cleared yearly
Pique is OFA hips Good/ Elbows Normal
Carries one copy of MDR1, remainder of panel clear
Eyes Cleared yearly
2027 All-Red Performance and Versatility Litter
Porsche is planned to be bred in 2027 following the completion of her WTCH, with the goal of producing an exceptional all red litter focused on performance and versatility.
The Sire is currently finishing up his WTCH, major pointed in ASCA conformation, he actively competes in agility, rally and herding, has qualified and placed in MVA at the ASCA National Specialty, and is a multiple High In Trial winner in herding and rally.
This litter is being planned specifically for serious performance and versatility homes with puppies expected to excel in herding, agility, rally, and other performance venues. I anticipate puppies with the drive and aptitude to succeed in all venues at a high level.
We anticipate strong MVA and performance prospects. No companion (pet) puppies will be available from this breeding.
Expected colors: Red Merle, Red Tri and Red Bi
Please contact myself or Tina Bauhs for more information. Waitlist has started.
Older Puppies/ Young Adults
On occasion, we make the difficult decision to place adult dogs or older puppies into a new home. These decisions are never taken lightly, each dog is a beloved member of our family, and their well being is always our highest priority. When placement is considered, it is not because the dog is lacking, but because we believe they may thrive better in a different environment .
From time to time, we evaluate our young dogs to determine which dogs best align with our long term goals. While these choices are never easy, they allow us to keep improving our program.
These young dogs are ideal for those looking to skip the busy, time consuming puppy stage. We put a great deal of time, care and money into any puppy we choose to keep back for further evaluation, so by the time they are available, they are crate trained, polite on leash, comfortable with grooming (bathing nails, blow drying), well socialized and well on their way to being potty trained. They are also up today on vaccines and microchipped. Because of the time, training, and care that goes into these dogs, they are not free or "cheap" but are placed for a fee that reflects their upbringing and quality.
Jet is a truly special three-year-old black and white bi-color spayed female from working lines. She was originally purchased as a herding prospect and has earned a few entry-level herding titles, but ultimately proved to be too soft for the upper-level work she was intended for. She was placed in a companion home in February and has since been returned due to a medical diagnosis.
Jet has been diagnosed with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE), an autoimmune disease that cannot be cured and requires lifelong treatment and veterinary monitoring. Management involves immunosuppressive medications to maintain the best possible quality of life as well as yearly blood work and oversight from a veterinary dermatologist.
Jet is one of the best dogs I have ever owned. She is incredibly easy to live with—happy, affectionate, and full of life. She is housebroken, crate trained, walks nicely on a leash, and absolutely loves children. She deserves a devoted home where she can be cherished. If you are willing to open your heart and home and feel that Jet would be a good fit and are willing to take on a dog with medical needs please reach out. Rehoming fee waved.
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