All litters are SOLD at this time.

 Toy Australian Shepherd and Miniature Australian Shepherd Information pages:  Aussie Puppy Application Breed Standard Breed History Sales Contract & Guarantee The MDR1 mutation HC & PRA Accomplishments

We Vet check Patella's and do hereditary testing for eyes on all our Toy breeding dogs. Healthy Puppies improve the breed and this is our goal here at J&F.
We are Hobby Breeders who enjoy breeding just for the Love of
our little horses and little dogs.

We specialize in the toy size Australian Shepherds
however, occasionally we will have large toy or small mini size
pups in our litters

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We prefer to meet our puppy buyers and if need be we can meet a prospective puppy buyer
within a reasonable distance. You are more than welcome to fly in so we can meet and you can see our pups
and if they are what you are looking for you can take them back on your return flight.
 We do not sell our pups sight unseen or ship them out in cargo.

Meet our new tiny toy black-tri Australian Shepherd male!

Just A Little Country Boy

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The Miniature Australian Shepherd (a.k.a. the North American Shepherd or the Miniature Australian Shepherd) is the
 result of a breeding program that was begun in 1968 to produce a scaled-down version of the Australian Shepherd.
The aim was to develop an Australian Shepherd under 17" who had the heart, intelligence and drive to work stock,
and yet be small enough to travel easily to stock shows and be a "house" dog. Aussie Breed History

 
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The MAS stands 13 and up to 18 inches at the shoulder and weighs 15 to 35 pounds. They are compact, well balanced,
very athletic and alert without being hyperactive or "yappy". The coat is moderate in length, straight or slightly wavy, with undercoat, and comes in blue merle, black, red merle and red, all with or without white markings and tan (copper) points.
They require minimal grooming (brushing once a week or as required depending on their activities, and only occasional
bathing), though some may experience a dramatic seasonal shed. They tend to have little "doggy odor". The eyes may
be brown, blue, amber or green, or any color combination including flecked or marbled, or one eye different than the other.
The tail will either be naturally bobbed or docked at an early age. Aussie Breed Standard

This breed needs regular exercise and is versatile, hardy and enthusiastic. They are sensitive but easily trained and
should be handled gently as a result of this. MAS are good guardians of the home, confident, possessing varying degrees of herding instincts, and are entirely devoted to their masters. They need affection from their families but are not overbearing.
They typically get along well with other dogs and pets as well as people, including children, though they may be reserved
at first. The "Mini Aussie" is a fun-loving dog, often excelling in agility, obedience, fly ball, Frisbee and other sports.