Sometimes I will have Australian Shepherds that are ither older pups that were not selected at 8 weeks, or I will have retirees that have been spayed/ neutered or scheduled for spay/ neuter!  Any of my personal breeding Australian Shepherds I have either raised or produced will only have 4 to 5 litter maximum. Females start their career right at 2 years plus, therefore they are not "used up" or exhausted from raising their babies. The younger ones will make excellent pets with the right family!  Sometimes I get the "how can you part ways with them"...well, actually its very easy, and let me explain why...THEY HAVE EARNED one on one time, on a couch, or a Sunday drive with their new family. The ones I place either need that one on one or family time, to continue to flourish.   Australian Shepherds who I do not think would excel in another household will  stay right here with me retired doing exactly what I explained above, but are not as easily transitioned away from me.   Should you see a Aussie here on this page that interest you, we can discuss and evaluate if they are a perfect FOREVER home for not just the dog but you or your family as well. 

Savannah has been spayed and ready for her new home.  Savannah would do better as a single dog for either a single person or couple.  She wants to be in the house, but loves having fun out in the great outdoors, walks great on a leash, excellent call back.   

Gracie definitely needs to be a single dog household.  Would do fantastic on a farm with single person or couple.  This sweet girl will be very loyal and will let you know if something isn't right in the surroundings.  She will be 7 years old this coming year but has TONS of life.  Excellent call back! 