Litter Born August 12, 2023

 

Emmy was bred to the handsome Rogan for a litter of 7 puppies born August 12, 2023! One blue merle male, three blue merle females, three black tri females!

At this time all of the puppies are spoken for from this litter, but we are currently taking reservations for our Spring 2024 litter, which we will post more information about at the start of the new year.

 

Week 5 Photos

Cyrus - Blue Merle Male	Mirri - Black Tri Female
Soleil - Black Tri Female	Tana - Blue Merle Female
Sunniva - Blue Merle Female	Vesta - Black Tri Female
Solana - Blue Merle Female

 

 

 

AKC CH Arborview Oakhurst Outrun Ewe	AKC/ASCA CH Arborview Oakhurst Rollin' In A Rolls	MBIS CH Oakhurst Crusin' In Chrome	AKC CH Harmony Hill's Pay Per View
			AKC CH Bayshore's So Be It
		AKC CH Fallfire & Arborview Talk Sho Gal	Inverness Make It So
			Horizon's Razzberry Sundae
	ASCA/UKC CH Watermark Undeniable CD RA PT CA	HOF BIS ASCA/CKC CH AKC GCH Hearthside's Standing Ovation CGC TDI ROM-C-II ROM-P-I ROMX-III	BIS ASCA/AKC/UKC CH Vinelake Absoloot Uptheante CGC TDI
			HOF ASCA/AKC CH Hearthside Made Ya Look CDX RAE OA NAJ NJP NAP
		ASCA CH Watermark Hearthside Hot Pants	Watermark Soak Up The Sun
			Hearthside Sizzle
Trademark Hightide Burning Blue Embers RA FDC BCAT RATN DJ CGCA CGCU TKI VHMA FITB	HOF ASCA CH AKC GCH Dancer's Cash Cartel CD ATDd OTDsc HSAds OFTDd DNA-VP	HOF ASCA CH AKC GCHP Harmony Hill's Money Talks DNA-CP	UKC/ASCA CH Justamere Rockin' The Rockies
			HOF ASCA CH/AKC CH Harmony Hill's True Lies DNA-VP
		HOF ASCA CH AKC GCHB Dancer's Last Tango HT	BISS AKC GCH ASCA CH Surenuf Dancin To The Rhythm RN PT NA NAJ NAP NJP NF NFP
			BIS CH Black Pearl Ballroom Dancer HT
	AKC GCH Hightide Shadomoon Set Fire To The Stars CD RN CGCA	BIS BISS Multi CH AKC GCH Schaefer Vinelake Impulsive CGC ROMX-III ROM-C-II	BIS ASCA/AKC/UKC CH Vinelake Absoloot UpTheAnte CGC TDI DNA-CP
			AKC/UKC CH Friends Midsummers Eve Koala-T
		AKC/UKC/ASCA CH Goldcrests Too Buzz'd To Concentrate ROMX-II ROM-C-II	ASCA/Lux/Eur CH Melody's Hard to Concentrate
			ASCA CH Goldcrests I Candy for Xanadu

 

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ABOUT OUR PUPPIES AND PLACEMENT PROCESS Our puppies are sold with a health guarantee, sales contract, AKC and ASCA registration, microchipped, first set of shots and deworming, and eye exam by canine ophthalmologist. Our pets are sold at the price of $2,500, and show prospects are sold "to the trade" only by private agreement starting at $3,500. A great deal of time, energy and love goes into raising our dogs and puppies. For this reason, we kindly ask to not receive requests asking for a "discounted price." We require a $300 deposit for pet and performance puppies, and a $500 deposit for show/breeding prospects. You must complete a Puppy Questionnaire and we must have a conversation prior to being added to the wait list and sending a deposit. This deposit is non-refundable and will be applied to the sale price of the puppy. This is to ensure that you are just as committed to owning one of our dogs as we will be to you for the next 10+ years! If we do not have the color or sex preference in the litter that your deposit is being held for we can happily move it to our next litter. Puppy selections are made for new homes between 6-8 weeks. We send weekly updated photos and videos, but keep in mind you will not know which puppy is your until final evaluations are made closer to 8 weeks. So why pay more for a purebred pet from a show breeder? Because puppies that fall short of being show dogs are still more likely to be healthy, and more likely to have a sound, breed-appropriate temperament. This is because ethical preservation breeders utilize extensive health testing before ever breeding a dog. Just being a successful show dog isn't enough for most show breeders, the dog also has to prove they are free of heritable defects and has an outstanding temperament. Quality breeding isn't a be-all, end-all, absolute guarantee because not all defects are genetic. And not all genetic defects have a simple pass-or-fail test. However, puppies from health-tested parents have the deck stacked in their favor. Show breeders aim for soundness, which means a body that moves freely as well as legs that have good angles to them so the dog can move appropriately for their breed. If you are going to share your life with a pet, don't you want them to have the best possible chance to be healthy and sound? Our dogs are always shown at an attempt to earn an AKC Championship prior to being bred. By earning an AKC Championship title, this means that judges have evaluated them against other Australian Shepherds and chosen them as the closest fitting to the breed standard based on their movement, structure and temperaments.  Our dogs are also health tested for all appropriate tests for the breed including Hip & Elbow X-rays sent to Orthopedic Foundation for Animals to rule out dysplasia, a certified canine ophthalmologist who does a routine yearly eye exam on them to ensure they have no hereditary eye defects such as cataracts, which are common in the breed.  Our dogs are also DNA tested for things such as Hereditary cataract marker gene, MDR1 gene (multi-drug resistance), CEA (collie eye anomaly) and several other tests available.  If any of our dogs are carriers of these DNA markers, we are sure to test all of the puppies in the litter in hopes to eventually eliminate any of these markers from our stock. To cut this short, we never look at a breeding as a means of making a profit, as we dedicate our lives to the well-being of our dogs and continued betterment of the breed, for show, performance and most of all, happy, loving pets! While we will try our best to fit your preference on color, please know that Australian Shepherds should be admired for their uniqueness in coloring, and coat/eye color is not "made to order" with the Australian Shepherd. We will take your color preference into consideration but always prioritize activity level and temperament when pairing one of our puppies with their potential new family. Adding an Australian Shepherd to your family is a 12-15 year commitment, so be sure that you are prioritizing more than just color for your new family member!

 

For more information about Australian Shepherds, please take a look at the websites listed below:

United States Australian Shepherd Association • Australian Shepherd Club of America • American Kennel Club

 

If you cannot find a breeder with a puppy available, please consider the option of rescue:

Aussie Rescue & Placement Helpline • Northeast Aussie Rescue • New Spirit 4 Aussie Rescue