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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 $2,500 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.
April 2026 Bruno x Pique
Pique has been bred to GCH/ASCA CH Bayouland's Simply Iresistble @ Banbury & Agua Vida "Bruno" for a repeat of our 2023 litter that produced Scrunchie. We had the privilege of hosting Bruno for this breeding, and he is truly the kindest, most gentle soul. Pique is our resident "greeter" and wants to go home with everyone she meets.
The first cross produced not only exceptional family companions, but also a service dog. Both Bruno and Pique have offspring currently training in agility homes. This repeat breeding has the potential of producing all four colors and I expect structure, biddability and sweet people focused temperaments. Companion waitlist has started, please message me for more info and our puppy questionnaire.
Ultrasound to confirm will take place in 3.5 weeks with puppies due mid April and ready to go home in June.
Bruno is OFA hips good, elbows normal, clear Aussie genetic panel. Pique's information and health testing can be found on her page.
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.
At this time we have a young hopeful who didn't quite make the breed ring available to a loving companion home. 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. $1,800
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Meet Caddie: A Small, Opinionated Introvert in a Fluffy Suit- 1 year old red tri female
Are you looking for a dog who will adore you… but maybe not your neighbors? Do you enjoy earning affection the old-fashioned way — through patience, snacks, and emotional commitment? Perfect. Caddie has entered the chat.
The Good 💛
• Loyal to the core. Once you’re in her circle, you are IN. Like VIP wristband, backstage access, front-row-seat-in-her-heart in.
• Affectionate lap enthusiast. Yes, she’s moderately/high energy… and yes, she will still try to fold herself into your lap like a 40-LB weighted blanket.
• Play style: WrestleMania. After her dramatic “WHAT IS THAT DOG?!” performance, she becomes a full-contact, joyful wrestler with dogs she knows and trusts.
• Toy connoisseur. If it squeaks, bounces, fluffs, or exists — she’s interested. Best suited for a home without cats.
• Crate trained & housebroken. She crates quietly for nighttime, when you’re gone, and for car rides. She respects the routine… mostly.
• Healthy & thriving. No known medical issues. Still intact and will need to be spayed at 18–24 months.
The Bad (The Quirks) 😅
• First impressions? Not her thing. Caddie does not believe in small talk. She believes in barking at you from across the room like a suspicious Victorian widow.
• Slow burn friendships. She needs time to warm up to new people and dogs. Think “guarded celebrity,” not “Golden Retriever mayor.”
• Sock enthusiast. She has previously dabbled in textile consumption. We now operate under a strict “no free-range socks” policy.
• Selective social calendar. She will likely never be the brewery patio, crowded festival, everyone’s-best-friend type. She prefers curated guest lists.
The Ugly (Or Just… Misunderstood) 🙃
• Fearful of new dogs and new people. Translation: she barks, puffs up, and performs her one-woman show titled “I Have Never Seen Civilization Before.”
• Dog & people selective. She may always be choosy about her circle. And honestly? Same.
• Needs structure and consistency. She thrives with clarity, leadership, and someone who doesn’t panic when she acts like the world is ending because the Amazon driver blinked.
The Reality
Caddie is not a plug-and-play social butterfly. She is not the dog you impulse-buy to take everywhere immediately.
She is the dog who will bond deeply, love fiercely, and want to be the absolute center of your universe — because like every Aussie, she believes that is her birthright.
She’s grown up around many Aussies, and with time and patience, she blossoms into a playful, loving, hilarious companion. I truly believe that in a smaller home with more individual attention, structure, and consistency, many of her dramatic tendencies will continue to improve.
She has so much love to give. She just needs someone willing to see past the barky audition phase and stick around for the masterpiece.
If you are patient, steady, and slightly amused by a dog with big feelings and bigger personality… Caddie might just be your girl.
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