Celebritywards has been breeding
since 2001. Our
number one commitment is to the care and happiness of our dogs.
Second on our list is producing happy, healthy, beautiful pups
to be able to be placed in pet, show and breeding homes. We are
a family of 6 and are involved in 4H, where my boys all learn about
the breed, participating in socializing and caring for our dogs and
puppies.
Our breeding program consists of N.S.D.R, ASDR, AKC, ASCA and
NAMASCUSA registered Australian shepherds, Miniatures and
Toys. I breed to produce a smaller aussies with the correct breed
type, and feel having the standards in my program is helping me
keep the look of a standard in my smaller aussies.
Potential owners please remember Aussies need lots of attention &
exercise. They are good family and livestock dogs. We feel
that both standard, miniature and toys do require a backyard, with
the exception of toys , that can do well in small areas. We
have researched the care of our dogs in great depths and we hope
that you would do the same. We only let our dogs go to approved
homes and a spay/neuter contract is required unless otherwise
discussed for show/breeding quality homes .
I have
produced 17 blue eyed tris, 5 with 2 blue eyes and 11 with 1
blue eye, 1 with a 1/2 blue eye, and I'm sure I will even produce
more. Even though the blue eye tris are not seen much, this is
not rare,
but seems to be desired. I really believe only 1 parent has
to be a carrier to produce it, and it is not true when you hear only
merle to merle breedings produce this. There are no health
problems at all in having a tri with blue eyes, and
no it is not true your dog will go
blind.
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on blue eyes.
MY TAKE ON AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS OF ALL SIZES
History shows that all sizes have been around
since the Basque shepherds came to America 100 years ago. Then
they were referred to by several of the following names; Spanish
Shepherd, Pastor Dog, Blue, Bobtail Heeler, New Mexican Shepherd, as
well as, California Shepherd, Little Bobtails, Little Blue Saddle
Dog, Little Blue Dogs or North American Shepherds. Each were
inter bred from the start and the reason why the larger dogs still
produce the smaller sizes and the smaller size produce the larger
sizes in litters.