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Reserve your puppy today from our winter & spring litters!! All dogs are registered with both American Stock Dog and National Stock Dog Associations These little precious Aussies will only mature at 13 inches or less. They are very intellegent, do not do much barking, and are raised with love and around animals. These little Aussies are very fun loving and people oriented pets. Our February 2008 Pups are Here!!!!!!!!!!!!! They are so cute. Of course we say all pups are cute, but these are special. All of our Aussies are TOY AUSSIES, which are extremely rare. Contact us as these pups will be ready to sell very soon. They are so healthy, fat and happy; they are not just kennel raised - they are raised with love by us. Just some photos to show you how beautiful these toy aussie pups can be...so proud and such pretty bodies. The mom to these pups is Ginger and the dad is Iceman. (Note: This Blue Merle female has been SOLD.) Here are our pups that were born June 30, 2007 and went to Sweden in February '08. Blue Merle Male - Billy Blue Merle Female - Tiffany Their "Baby" Pictures We have more litters coming soon!! For more information, please contact us at triplek@gondtc.com. These pups are all up to 6 generations of pedigrees with the American Stock Dog and the National Stock Dog Registry, so you know you are acquiring the real thing. Since the mother and father are both toys, the babies will be too. Be one of the first to own a puppy. Toy Aussies have the best personality and love everyone!!! The best feature of all, is even tho they have somewhat longer silky hair, they never shed. We are so amazed with this special feature of the Toy Aussie that it makes them so easy to live in a house and go everywhere you go as a member of the family. They will be ready to go around the end of November to the first week of December. Buy your special child, spouse or loved one an incredible puppy for Christmas!!!!!! Meet the "parents" .... Iceman Our sire...good conformation and personality plus! ~~~~~~~~~~ Miss Texas One of our females, with a face that melts everyone's heart. ~~~~~~~~~~ Shy A gorgeous tri-color female with loads of personality, plus she's a great mother. ~~~~~~~~~~ Ginger This little tiny petite black tri is Ginger. She is the mom of the two blue merles, in the litter above. She also had a black tri that was sold right away. They were born June 30, 2007. This was Ginger's first litter, and she did us proud. Ginger is 3 years old. ~~~~~~~~~~ So who should own a toy Aussie? If you admire the Australian Shepherd but have reservations about keeping a dog which will probably mature between 40 and 70 pounds, the toy Aussie may be the dog for you! Like the Aussie, the Toy Australian Shepherd is an intelligent, versatile, highly trainable and energetic dog. He makes an outstanding companion and can excel at agility, obedience and herding events. Like the Aussie, the toy Aussie's eagerness to learn makes him a joy to train. But with a preferred height under 13 inches and generally ranging from 18 to 30 pounds, the toy Aussie is significantly more "portable" than larger dogs. The toy Aussie does not need acres of land on which to run (neither does the Australian Shepherd!), but they do need daily exercise and social interaction. When raised with children, they are faithful and dependable around the entire family. In general, Toy Aussies are healthy dogs with a life expectancy of over twelve years. Grooming is minimal, but brief regular brushing, to keep the coat clean and free of mattes, and nail trimming is required. Toy Aussies should be fed a high quality diet to maintain good condition. Vary the amount of food according to the amount of exercise a particular dog receives. For newcomers to the breed, the Toy Aussie's most striking feature may be the breed's typical coat colors. In addition to solid red or solid black coat, Aussies may also be blue merles or red merles. Each of these coat types can be with or without copper and/or white trim. A well socialized, well bred toy Aussie is highly intelligent, biddable and people oriented. The toy Aussies' high trainability level makes them ideally suited to various competitions and for companionship. But pet owners should furnish their dog with an outlet for his mental energy. Without exercise, don't be surprised if your toy Aussie provides his own job, like shredding your sofa cushions. Providing basic obedience training and daily exercise will keep most toy Aussies happy and healthy. Toy Aussies are pack oriented. This means that if you do not want a dog which will insist on following you to the bathroom, you should consider a different breed. Toy Aussies need to be a member of the family. Some are friendly with strangers, but Australian Shepherds tend to be reserved towards new acquaintances. Although this is a normal breed characteristic, owners should encourage such a dog to meet people and continue to socialize in strange situations. As with all dogs, poorly socialized toy Aussies may become aggressive. Thanks for getting to know our Toy Aussies! Mike and Tami NOTE: Even though 90 percent of our dogs mature out as Toys, there are a few that do become Miniatures. Due to the years of downsizing, it may happen, and cannot always be predicted. This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here.