WHAT NO PUPPIES?????
Finding a good, ethical breeder can be confusing and frustrating in today's instant satisfaction culture. Online multi- breed web sites abound, promising the
world, willing to ship tomorrow and accepting a myriad of credit cards. Obtuse, hollow guarantees of health, love and loyalty pepper their pages. If it reads
like a come on ad for used cars or miracle weight loss, it's likely a puppy mill in disguise. The internet is a valuable source of information in your puppy search
but is not a substitute for good old fashioned, real time, human connection.

AVOID BROKERS. GO LOCAL and DIRECT.

You want a puppy DIRECTLY from a breeder you have been able to develop a relationship with, who will work to get to know you so a successful match is
most likely. You want a puppy whose relatives you have met, whose early environment you've seen with your own eyes and which feels like good preparation
for life in yours. You want a puppy from a breeder willing to offer "tech support" whenever you have questions, problems or just a proud moment to share (
no one else cares as much!). You want, ideally, a puppy from a breeder within driving distance - even if you have to wait ( you know- good things come to
those who wait and so on!).


LOOK FOR A LIFETIME SAFETY NET.

You want breeders so committed to their animals that in the unlikely event you can't keep that pup, they'll guarantee to provide a home for the life of the
pup. And since you've developed a relationship with them, that idea wouldn't horrify you! No ethical breeder's puppies should ever end up in a shelter.

You may want to check the breeder's directories on the two web sites listed  for
a local, visitable and ethical breeder. Visit the web sites that appeal to you, make phone calls - talking to someone always gives you the best sense about
potential fit. Next, schedule visits to those breeders that you enjoyed connecting with and see how you feel the puppy's first home may or may not prepare
him/her for life with you.

This all matters. Take your time.

NOTE - If you are seeking a Aussie from a Quality breeder please check out the
Australian shepherd Club of New England Breeder referral list HERE for other breeders in the area that may have a good match or
litters upcoming.
For Nationwide listing Check for other breeder listings and breed and event info
Australian shepherd Club of America (ASCA) website
United states Australian shepherd Association (USASA) website

Content taken with permission from The local dog - Allison Smith- Paradox
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Puppies, Adults
Litter plans
We do not have any litters at this time, We do have a couple of very special dogs up for placement .
Feel free to contact us for more information on these dogs.  Contact us by E-mail or phone with a little information about yourself and
what you are looking for so we can help you better. Our preference is for local placement.
5yr Male- Show Quality, titled, obedience Trained- Pet placement-
Stunning dog.  He is a dog that wants to be with you all the time,
sleeping at your feet when you are on the computer, sleeping at the
end of the bed. He is a lower drive dog with a very good off switch.
As such will be a lovely dog for someone, and deserves to be the
center of attention and less doggie competition. Our preference is
to place him into a home as a only.   Very reasonable re-Homing
fee,special terms/pricing to the perfect home.

9month old female- Show Quality- She is Available to a
perfromance/show home on co-ownership or as a companion (spay
contract)  - As she is a bit shy/submissive and soft, She would benefit
from more one on one time, preference given to Aussie experienced
home or home with dog experience and reward based training a plus.  
As she is young, She also will require a home that has the time and is
willing to commit to providing her with continued training and
socialization.
Muddyfeet its about time "Desi"
We will not have a litter planned till late summer 2012 until
then.
SEE BELOW!