PUPPIES
We are expecting puppies in Summer 2026!
We are planning puppies for Summer 2026!
If you are interested in a puppy, please feel free to write to me.
The puppies from a working line will be very active representatives of their breed and will be well-suited for various dog sports.
They will not be suitable for homes looking for just a family pet or a couch potato, as they will need some kind of work and extra activities.
Parents:
DOB: 4. 8. 2022
Registration: ASCA
Color: red tri
Tail: NBT
Height: cm
Weight: 16 kg
HD: A1/A1
ED: 0/0
Back: ok
MDR1: clear
HSF4: clear
PRA: clear
CMR1: clear
CEA: clear
SOD1/DM: clear
NCL 6: clear
About Bambi
Bambi is an adorable and cheerful dog with a very stable character. As a puppy she was extremely lively and full of energy – and she is still the same now as an adult, a little energy bomb. Despite being very energetic, she knows how to settle nicely at home and loves cuddles.
She is very open with people and adores children. She does not seek conflict with other dogs; she usually just ignores them.
Even as a puppy, she was very brave in all environments, and although she grew up in a small town, she never had any issues visiting larger cities. Now, as an adult, she can go anywhere with her owner without any problems.
Bambi trains search and rescue, where she is very eager to work and has an excellent search drive. She has been on sheep only once or twice, so it’s difficult to say anything specific in that area. She definitely shows interest in working, but without additional training, I can’t say much more. She has also tried dog frisbee, for which she shows good talent.
Bambi lives in co-ownership and shares her home with five other dogs and two cats, all of whom she gets along with very well.
JOKER
Topinambur’s Joker
DOB: 10. 3. 2021
Registration: ASCA
Color: blue merle
Tail: long
Height: cca 55 cm
Weight: 19,5 kg
HD: A1/A1
ED: 0/0
OCD: free
LÜW clear
EAOD: clear
MDR1 clear
CMR1 clear
HSF4 clear
CEA clear
prcd-PRA clear
SOD1/DM clear
About Joker
Joker lives in Germany. Together with his owner Steffi, he is active in a rescue dog unit. The two are a certified team in area search and rubble search.
Joker is an absolute sweetheart in everyday life. Super cheerful, very polite and fair to other dogs, always charming to people and dogs.
In herding, Joker is a very sensitive and driven dog. Despite his infrequent training sessions, he is a reliable worker. He has a great feel for the animals. Totally cool and easygoing, he pens in and out and always keeps an eye on all the sheep without causing any stress.
Otherwise, he accompanies his humans everywhere and is an uncomplicated dog.
Pedigree:
| Topinambur’s Joker | Cut’n Loose WW Blue Denim | Cut’n Loose Ain’t No Bull | WTCH Aggielands Rowdy Bar Fight |
| WTCH Cut’N Loose Mi-T-Sweet Rosa | |||
| Cut’n Loose Olive To Move It | Trio Farms Boss of Nineveh | ||
| Cut’n Loose Hi Ho Silver | |||
| Topinambur’s Give Me Five OTDds | HOF WTCH Wonder Hill S Bar L Keen | HOW WTCH Cut’n Loose Roby | |
| King Cutters Stormie Nights | |||
| WTCH Topinambur´s Red Hot Ruby | HOF WTCH Misty Ridge Plainsman | ||
| Morgenroth’s Cookie | |||
| Quickbeam Building Bridges | Sliding S Aymik Bosco Bullseye | Rossy’s Sisco | Rossy’s Ole Blue Eyes |
| Arrow B Barnfly STDsc | |||
| Sliding S Sharp Shooter STDs | WTCH Twin Oaks Black Bart II PATDcs OFTDs | ||
| WTCH Sweetgrass Painted Blue Skye PATDs AFTDs | |||
| WTCH S bar L Okie B Cool CDX OFTDs RNX | Crown Point S Bar L Interception OTDdsc | Crown Point Red Jacks R Wild | |
| W Lazy J J2 Crown Point Frankie | |||
| S Bar L Cow Oak RD | WTCH S Bar L Obi Wan RD | ||
| HOF WTCH S Bar L Shawnee RD |
My Vision
My goal is to breed Australian Shepherds that maintain their original working abilities, are healthy, and have stable temperaments.
I believe it is extremely important for puppies to grow up in a safe and stimulating environment, as the early period when they are still in the litter can never be replaced. Our puppies, just like our adult dogs, live with us in the house and are from the very beginning accustomed to the presence of people, other dogs, and various environmental sounds.
When they reach the appropriate age, they also spend time outside, where they encounter new things and face new challenges every day. We expose the puppies to different surfaces (metal, wood, clay, grass, tiles…), and in their environment, they have access to various objects such as small tunnels, low obstacles made from different materials, and plenty of toys. Once they are old enough, we also get them used to car rides and take them on trips. We ensure they become accustomed to other dogs as well, and that they meet a wide range of people, from older individuals to children.
We also work with each puppy individually. This includes getting them used to a collar and leash, exploring the environment, introducing the clicker, and teaching basic exercises such as food-following, rewarding calm waiting, and the recall.
Our puppies are largely fed a home-prepared diet that includes a diverse range of nutrients: various protein sources (goat dairy products, beef, chicken, pork, horse meat…), different vegetables, and grains. At six weeks of age, we also introduce kibble so they become accustomed to all types of food.
Our puppies have:
- ASCA pedigrees
- they are 8 weeks of age at the time of going to their new homes
- they are fed high-quality puppy food and home-prepared meals
- they are microchiped
- they have multiple dewormings before leaving
- they have their first eye examination completed
I am looking for responsible owners who enjoy spending their free time actively. Even better if you are considering trying a dog sport, herding, or search and rescue. Since Australian Shepherds love being with their people, they are not suitable for living outdoors in a yard or kennel.
In Brief About the Breed:
If you are interested in the breed, I believe it is important to understand that the Australian Shepherd is a working breed with strong herding and guarding instincts. Despite their friendly appearance, Australian Shepherds can be demanding dogs that require consistency and clearly set boundaries. They are very active, which means they need a lot of physical and mental work.
Common challenges that Australian Shepherd owners may face include reactivity (overreacting to environmental stimuli), fearfulness, guarding and possessiveness (toward people or dogs), chasing wildlife, chasing runners or cyclists, and more. These issues are certainly not the goal of responsible breeding—especially not in today’s modern, urban world—but they are important for potential owners to be aware of.
If these negative traits have not discouraged you from considering the breed, I must also say that Australian Shepherds are wonderful companions with whom you can enjoy endless activities, as they love working and cooperating with their owners—whether it’s herding, search and rescue, any canine sport, or simply active time spent in nature.
