Available Puppies

Rarely, and we say so plainly. Border collies and Australian shepherds need real running, not just a daily walk. They can live in a city with a very active lifestyle — dog sports, long hikes — but a sedentary household isn't the right fit for them or for you.

No, and that's deliberate. Matching is based on temperament observed over six weeks, not coat color. A very intense puppy placed in a low-activity home becomes a problem within a few months. We present the puppy or puppies that fit your situation, and you decide from there.

No. Every family comes to the farm to pick up their puppy. This lets us show you the handling routine one last time, hand over the full file, and see the puppy leave under good conditions.

First round of vaccines, complete deworming, microchip registered in your name, a veterinary exam in the days before departure, a health record, and a blanket that carries the litter's scent. Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) registration papers are included for both breeds.

Yes. A two-year guarantee against serious hereditary illness, provided in writing when the contract is signed. It provides for replacement or refund, your choice. We also hand over both parents' health testing results.

He comes back here, at any age and without judgment. It's written into the contract. A dog we brought into the world doesn't end up in a shelter — we take him back, or we find him a new home ourselves.

Between three and eight months depending on the breed and timing. Our litters are often spoken for before birth. If nothing fits right now, join the waiting list: we notify it before publishing a litter on the site.