A Great Start on Potty Training
A Great Start on Potty Training!
Their First Look at the Outside World
A great start on Potty training, who will take the first step out?
At five weeks old, there are a lot of beginnings for a puppy. When a they are eating solid food, mama can’t keep up with the “mess”! This is when the doggy door training begins.
A Whole New World
Puppies are introduced to a new area. It’s the size of a crate, with a doggy door that leads out into a covered safe dog run. There are toys and a jungle gym in this area. It’s puppy heaven!
These smart inquisitive kids quickly learn that it is fun to go outside and go potty. They will actually scold each other for going potty inside. I know that some will find it hard to believe, but siblings really do help train each other. This experience gets them well on the way to potty training after you bring them home.
Making the Transition to Your Home
Setting the puppy up for success is critical for a good transition. Above all be consistent. Outdoor playtime is critical. if young pup is inside, without a doggy door, as a result they will become confused about where their potty place is and where to keep clean. A doggy door is the ideal situation for both you and the the puppy. It will make potty training much easier, above all you will be happier with the results, as a result. If you do not have access to installing a doggie door frequent visits outside with a lot of playtime is highly recommended!
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Tiny Toy Aussiedoodle Male #1
Take this little boy home when he is 8 weeks old
This Tiny Toy F1B Aussiedoodle will only be about 7 -10 pounds as an adult
Second generation
Poodle + Aussiedoodle
What does F1B mean?
That is a first Generation (Aussie + poodle) The second generation is the offspring of two purebred dogs, in this case the Aussiedoodle breed to a poodle that is not related. The F1B breeding is the most desirable of the doodles. The haircoat can very from curly to wavy that are very low shedding dogs.
Our puppies look like standard Doodle’s shrunk down into a smaller package. These Aussiedoodles are definitely going to be pocket fur babies!
Not a Dog, a socialized best friend
The puppies are imprinted from birth. They will be acclimated to other types of animals. With socialization, exercises implemented starting at 3 weeks of age. Doggie door training with Jungle Gym outdoor activities give them a great head start on housebreaking.
Healthy from the Inside Out
Twenty years ago, genetic testing was not available to the hobby breeder. Unknown underlying genetic conditions were sometimes heartbreaking, as the puppy developed into later adulthood, manifesting genetic defects.
Learn more here.
With my 30 years of experience in dog showing and breeding, I found Tallahassee Genetics. Working closely with them and providing saliva samples, we found genetic elements that identified troublesome traits. Now we are able through Embark and Paw Genetics, to test for over 180 genetic at risk diseases.
With this information, over the years, breeders such as myself have been able to breed dogs with a clear genetic panel.
About this Puppy
This litter was born on 12/15/23
Sire: Chester the toy Aussie
Dam: Buttercup the F1B
Color:
Chocolate and White Party
Approximate weight as an adult: 7 -10
Ready to go home: At 8 weeks old
Will be puppy checked for health by a licensed veterinarian 3 days prior to pickup date.
What comes with your puppy:
- Receive First Vaccine
- Fecal check and all de-worming
- Record of de-worming and vaccine date
- Puppy Pack – a surprise!
Price $1,600
TBA Please take a moment to review our puppy adoption agreement.
After your entire family agrees that this might be the puppy for you
We would love a chance to chat with you about the adoption process. Please take a few moments to fill out this brief contact form and give us a few times you’ll be available for a phone call or text 706-621-3879. I reserve the hours of 11AM to 8PM (Eastern Time) for these important discussions.
Toy Australian Shepherd Guys
Toy Australian Shepherd Guys are all spoken for! Get your pre deposits in on the next litter!
This Merle male Toy Australian Shepherd will meet his breed standard size as an adult
We not only breed Toy Australian Shepherds for size but confirmation.
Every Toy Australian Shepherd you see might be cute, but they might not meet Toy Australian Shepherd breed standards like ours do. Our puppies look like standard Australian Shepherds shrunk down into a smaller package.
The breed standard for a Toy Australian Shepherd is under 13 inches from the shoulder. Our adult size range from 12-16 pounds. Here
Not a Dog, a socialized best friend
The puppies are imprinted from birth. They will be acclimated to other types of animals. With socialization, exercises implemented starting at 3 weeks of age. Doggie door training with Jungle Gym outdoor activities give them a great head start on housebreaking.
Healthy from the Inside Out
Twenty years ago, genetic testing was not available to the hobby breeder. Unknown underlying genetic conditions were sometimes heartbreaking, as the puppy developed into later adulthood, manifesting genetic defects.
Learn more here.
With my 30 years of experience in dog showing and breeding, I found Tallahassee Genetics. Working closely with them and providing saliva samples, we found genetic elements that identified troublesome traits. Now we are able through Embark and Paw Genetics, to test for over 180 genetic at risk diseases.
With this information, over the years, breeders such as myself have been able to breed dogs with a clear genetic panel.
About this Merle male Puppy
This litter was born on 8/24/23
Sire: Chester
Dam: Mayzie
Color: Powder Blue Merle
Sex: Male
Ready to go home: After 8 weeks old
Will be puppy checked for health by a licensed veterinarian 3 days prior to pickup date.
What comes with your puppy:
- Receive First Vaccine
- Fecal check and all de-worming
- Record of de-worming and vaccine date
- Puppy Pack – a surprise!
- American Stock Dog Registration Papers Here
Price
$2,000 Please take a moment to review our puppy adoption agreement.
After your entire family agrees that this might be the puppy for you
We would love a chance to chat with you about the adoption process. Please take a few moments to fill out this brief contact form and give us a few times you’ll be available for a phone call or text 706-621-3879. I reserve the hours of 11AM to 9PM (Eastern Time) for these important discussions.
Why am I a Hobby Breeder?
Why am I a Hobby Breeder
A Piece of My Heart
When you are applying for a lifelong partner from my home …. You are getting a piece of my heart.
I was not blessed with children. After many losses and heartbreak I turned my focus on the thing I loved most in life, Dogs.
I always surrounded myself with stuffed animals not dolls so I suppose God was preparing me for this glorious substitute for human children.
Why the Toy Australian Shepherd?
Well….they are beautiful & smart.
The Aussies are also a bit precarious…Sassy.. protective…precautious…Athletic…empathetic.
All attributes that I can relate to. We think alike and
I absolutely love them. They are my legacy and I am very proud of them!
Decades in the Making
Twenty years ago, genetic testing was not available to the hobby breeder. Unknown underlying genetic conditions were sometimes heartbreaking, as the puppy developed into later adulthood, manifesting genetic defects.
Learn more here.
With my 30 years of experience in dog showing and breeding, I found Tallahassee Genetics. Working closely with them and providing saliva samples, we found genetic elements that identified troublesome traits. Now we are able through Embark and Paw Genetics, to test for over 180 genetic at risk diseases.
With this information, over the years, breeders such as myself have been able to breed dogs with a clear genetic panel.
This Very Special Breed
In spite of the name, Australian Shepherds didn’t originate in Australia. They are an American herding breed, developed in the West.
Their incredible intelligence and athletic abilities attracted me from the start.
They are Family
We raise our puppies in our home environment. They are as part of our family. We make every effort to help them be healthy and well adjusted, exposed to people and animals, and used to going outside to play.