A LITTER OF AUSSIES ARRIVED ON 20 JAN 2007 >>  NOW ACCEPTING DEPOSITS

Our Males are  Baxter and Arthur.
Our Females are Molly and Pepper.

Our Pedigree:

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Be sure to check our available puppies in the sales section.
You and your family will love our puppies.
They are adorable and will be a great addition to any family.

Some Great places to visit for more information on this wonderful breed.
American Kennel Club (AKC)
The Australian Shepherd Club of America (ASCA)
 

    The Australian Shepherd is an intelligent, medium-sized dog of strong herding and guardian instincts. He is also a delightful and loyal companion and a great family dog.  He loves to be part of the daily hustle and bustle, and enjoys riding in the vehicle just to be with his beloved master.  As a farm dog, he diligently carries out his responsibilities, be they bringing in the stock or finding that stray one that got tangled in the brush.  He is easy to train, easy to housebreak, and eager to please.

Aussies have been used as seeing-eye dogs, as utility dogs to the physically handicapped, hearing aid dogs, police and narcotics dogs and search and rescue dogs.  In the northern areas they have also been used as sled dogs.  Many go with their masters as volunteers to children's homes and nursing homes to do therapy work.
Truly, the Australian Shepherd is a highly versatile dog.

Australian Shepherds History:

While there are many theories as to the origin of the Australian Shepherd, the breed as we know it today developed exclusively in the United States. The Australian Shepherd was given its name because of their association with the Basque sheepherders who came to the United States from Australia
in the 1800's.  The Aussie rose rapidly in popularity with the boom of western riding after World War II, becoming known to the general public via rodeos, horse shows, movies and television.  Their inherent versatility and trainability made them useful on American farms and ranches. The American stockmen continued the development of the breed, maintaining the versatility,
keen intelligence, strong herding instinct and eye-catching appearance.

Australian Shepherds have been registered by various registries since the early 1950's.   In 1990, the United States Australian Shepherd Association was established as the parent club of the Australian Shepherd representing the breed to the American Kennel Club.  On September 1, 1991, the AKC recognized the Australian Shepherd breed and on January 1, 1993, accepted them into the Herding Group.