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<p>Look at me!  I'm a Toy Australian Shepherd puppy!  My Mom is Hazel and my Dad is Hobbs.  I was born on March 15th and am ready for my forever family on May 10th!  I have been family raised on a mini farm in the country around children.  I am up to date on my shots and dewormers.  I have been checked out by the local veterinarian.  For more questions or to set up a visit to see, please call or text Aaron and Regina. All Sunday calls will be returned on Monday.</p> <p>Toy Aussie</p> <p>Australian Shepherds, bred initially to herd livestock and be work dogs, have maintained their energetic nature and are happiest when given a task and being played with. These dogs are very intelligent and thrive when performing activities and love to learn new tricks and games. They are easy to train and highly intelligent. Aussies are prone to explore and have very high energy needs. It is important for them to get lots of exercise; they are very playful. Their ability to perform tasks make them excellent guide dogs for personal assistance and they excel at search and rescue or police work as well. Australian Shepherds can make excellent family dogs for active families. They are very loyal and bond well with owners while also doing well with strangers and other dogs as well. Their tendency to herd may have them gently herding kids, but they usually do really well with children! Australian Shepherds also are very protective and will warn their owners if they hear or see something, and require a confident owner or they will feel like they are assuming the dominant role. They should also be exposed to other people at an early age or they may become fearful around strangers.</p> <p>Toy Australian Shepherds are not recognized as an official breed, but have been growing in popularity along with other small dogs because of the desire for “purse dogs.” While not a breed of their own, they are distinctly smaller than other Aussies.  </p> <p> </p>

<p>Look at me!  I'm a Toy Australian Shepherd puppy!  My Mom is Hazel and my Dad is Hobbs.  I was born on March 15th and am ready for my forever family on May 10th!  I have been family raised on a mini farm in the country around children.  I am up to date on my shots and dewormers.  I have been checked out by the local veterinarian.  For more questions or to set up a visit to see, please call or text Aaron and Regina. All Sunday calls will be returned on Monday.</p> <p>Toy Aussie</p> <p>Australian Shepherds, bred initially to herd livestock and be work dogs, have maintained their energetic nature and are happiest when given a task and being played with. These dogs are very intelligent and thrive when performing activities and love to learn new tricks and games. They are easy to train and highly intelligent. Aussies are prone to explore and have very high energy needs. It is important for them to get lots of exercise; they are very playful. Their ability to perform tasks make them excellent guide dogs for personal assistance and they excel at search and rescue or police work as well. Australian Shepherds can make excellent family dogs for active families. They are very loyal and bond well with owners while also doing well with strangers and other dogs as well. Their tendency to herd may have them gently herding kids, but they usually do really well with children! Australian Shepherds also are very protective and will warn their owners if they hear or see something, and require a confident owner or they will feel like they are assuming the dominant role. They should also be exposed to other people at an early age or they may become fearful around strangers.</p> <p>Toy Australian Shepherds are not recognized as an official breed, but have been growing in popularity along with other small dogs because of the desire for “purse dogs.” While not a breed of their own, they are distinctly smaller than other Aussies.  </p> <p> </p>

<p>Look at me!  I'm a Toy Australian Shepherd puppy!  My Mom is Hazel and my Dad is Hobbs.  I was born on March 15th and am ready for my forever family on May 10th!  I have been family raised on a mini farm in the country around children.  I am up to date on my shots and dewormers.  I have been checked out by the local veterinarian.  For more questions or to set up a visit to see, please call or text Aaron and Regina. All Sunday calls will be returned on Monday.</p> <p>Toy Aussie</p> <p>Australian Shepherds, bred initially to herd livestock and be work dogs, have maintained their energetic nature and are happiest when given a task and being played with. These dogs are very intelligent and thrive when performing activities and love to learn new tricks and games. They are easy to train and highly intelligent. Aussies are prone to explore and have very high energy needs. It is important for them to get lots of exercise; they are very playful. Their ability to perform tasks make them excellent guide dogs for personal assistance and they excel at search and rescue or police work as well. Australian Shepherds can make excellent family dogs for active families. They are very loyal and bond well with owners while also doing well with strangers and other dogs as well. Their tendency to herd may have them gently herding kids, but they usually do really well with children! Australian Shepherds also are very protective and will warn their owners if they hear or see something, and require a confident owner or they will feel like they are assuming the dominant role. They should also be exposed to other people at an early age or they may become fearful around strangers.</p> <p>Toy Australian Shepherds are not recognized as an official breed, but have been growing in popularity along with other small dogs because of the desire for “purse dogs.” While not a breed of their own, they are distinctly smaller than other Aussies.  </p> <p> </p>

<p>Ozzie is looking for a home due to no fault if his. He is 2 years old and in good health. He has not been neutered but is up to date on yearly vaccines. He is house trained. He hasn't been around kids or cats. </p> <p> </p> <p>I prefer some that is familiar with the breed. </p>