AKC/CKC Aussies

After breeding Dalmatians for 7 years, We fell in love with his breed the last 2 years. The difference in tempermant amazed me! They are a docile, overall friendly loving breed suitable for all family sizes with the right amount of consistent exercise, training & love, they make the best companions! They are great with other pets an animals & have brought so much joy to our family with no fear or doubt, so I want to share this love & new experience with the world. -THESE ARE NOT APARTMENT DOGS-

PRICING INFO

AKC Males are $1800 Females are $2000

(Doesnt matter the color, prices are the same)

--Breeding Rights/Full registration is $2800--

WAITLIST FEE is $500 & refundable if there are no puppies. Once puppies are born, waitlist fee is NOT refundable and goes towards your final payment.

All puppies require a $300 non refundable deposit to hold once they are born (- puppies are Dual registered with CKC) - deposits can be made Via Zelle, venmo, cash app, paypal or GoodDog. Remaining balance is to be paid in cash or zelle at pick up.

Any puppies born with a solid coat color, male or female, Price will be $3000 & come with Full registration

Any puppies born with a hernia, price will be reduced by $200 and will be limited registration only.

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PUPPIES

Example photos below on puppies that might be available based on genetic tests

In Completion of AKC's canine college genetic exams & embark tests, we've come to pair prediction of possible coat colors that will be available. There is a REFUNDABLE $500 waitlist fee that you can pay before puppies are born to ensure your first pick. We only accept 3 waitlist fees per litter. Once puppies are born- IF your choice is not available, you can take another pick of the puppy you want, or be refunded. Deposits after puppies are born ($300 via venmo, zelle, paypal or GoodDog) are NOT refundable.

Australian Shepherd coat colors include blue merle, red merle, black, and red, which can all be solid, or have white markings and/or tan (copper) points. Other colors like sable, yellow, and brindle can also occur, though they are not part of the breed standard. The two main merle colors have a marbled pattern, while the solid colors are uniform, and "tri" colors are a mix of the base color with white and tan markings

Red merle

Red merle Australian Shepherds are uncommon but not the rarestcolor, appearing as a reddish-brown base with darker red or brown patches, a result of recessive genes inherited from both parents.While red merle is a standard AKC-recognized color, solid red is statistically rarer because it requires two copies of the recessive red gene and the solid pattern gene. Some can have white & tan markings like in the photo

Red Tri

A "red tri color Aussie" is an Australian Shepherd with a tri-color coat that includes a base red (which can range from light cinnamon to dark liver) and white and copper (tan) markings. This dog is known for being intelligent, energetic, and loyal, often with a friendly demeanor, making it a popular choice as a family companion or for activities like dog sports

Red Bi

A red bi-color Aussie is an Australian Shepherd with a reddish-brown coat that has white markings, but no tan or copper points. The "red" color can range from a light cinnamon to a dark liver, and the "bi" (bicolor) refers to the combination of the red and white coat colors. This is different from a "red tri," which includes the addition of copper/tan markings

Red merle Tri

A red merle tricolor Aussie matches a marbled red base with tan highlights and white trim. The white can cover their faces, chests, legs, and sometimes bellies, while the copper is most noteworthy above their eyes and on the tips of their paws.

Reputable breeders will never mate a merle with another merle. There’s a risk that two merles could give birth to white puppies. Without pigments near their ears and eyes, they can develop bad eyesight, poor hearing, and other health conditions as they grow.

Black & Tan

A black and tan Aussie is an Australian Shepherd with a black base coat and tan markings, also known as "tan points," on areas like the eyebrows, cheeks, muzzle, chest, and legs. While the black and tan color combination is considered a rare and specific variation of the breed, it is one of the four acceptable base color patterns for the Australian Shepherd, alongside blue merle, red, and red merle. Photot is a black tri, minues the white would be black and tan.

Solid red

A solid red Aussie puppy is an Australian Shepherd with a solid, single-colored coat of red (which is genetically brown), and no other markings like white or tan points. This coloration is considered rare because it requires the puppy to inherit the recessive "red" gene from both parents. The photo is of Autumn (mom) as a puppy, she DOES have copper markings, but i could not find a solid ALL red photo to share. So take away the copper markings and thats a solid red.

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