Cypress Creek Aussies

07/10/2024

07/08/2024

Litter Announcement
*****Accepting Deposits NOW*****

DOB : May 31, 2024
New 🏘️ : July 26, 2024
Will be UTD on dewormings
First set of puppy shots
Socialized with children
Will be working on potty training
***** Parent pics in the comments *****

06/30/2024

****** UPDATE *******
She has found her people!!!!!!

Final pup!!!
Y’all let’s get this girl her humans!!!!

06/28/2024

Final 2 pups!!
Make an offer!

06/25/2024

Final 3
Make us an offer!!!
Pet price!

06/21/2024

I'm reposting this because occasionally we get crazy comments regarding the prices of our puppies.

We do not charge a fraction of what we've put into our puppies and what i invested when I chose to get quality over price. We could charge more, but we don't.

There is a reason our dogs are “So Expensive”, these are not dogs that just sit in our yard, eat ol'roy and when the females in heat she magically becomes pregnant while we are off living our life. 63 days later, we don't come home to a pile of cash born in the dirt and cold outside. Where we wait 8 weeks doing the bare minimum and send them off into the world to cash in.

We, along with other reputable breeders, spend tens of thousands each year to care for our dogs, quality food, care, and vet bills and supplies. When we have puppies, we are with them 24/7. They don't leave our sight for the first 4 weeks, and we continue to be extra vigilant about their care and health the entire 8 plus weeks they are with us.

We monitor weights and feeding (every 2-3 hours for 28 days) we bottle feed, we tube feed, sometimes having to go the extra mile with antibiotics, fluids, and other medications on a puppy who is not doing the best (and no most vets have no idea how to properly care for or help us with neonates!)

We routinely put our needs aside to ensure the safety of the puppies, sometimes to the point of complete exhaustion and sickness for ourselves.

We cancel our lives: vacations, events, weddings, anniversaries, and birthdays. Everything is on hold when we have puppies.

We are there 24/7 for our adopters for life. We are family once you choose our puppies.

We endure losses and hardships , happiness, and success behind the scenes of these perfect babies. Breeding is no joke. It's a lifestyle. A passion. A dream to better the breed.

When we don't have puppies, we still have daily upkeep and care of our dogs, family, and home. We also utilize this time for training and further educating ourselves so we can be the best we possibly can be.

It's not an easy job, mentally or physically, but we love what we do and we do it to ensure healthy, stable and well adjusted puppies are going to their new families who have waited and dreamed about them.

🫶🫶 I didn’t write this, but it is very well said. 🫶🫶

06/21/2024

*** FINAL 5 ***

06/13/2024

UPDATED AVAILABILITY

***💲3️⃣5️⃣0️⃣ pick a merle ***
*** 💲2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ pick a tri ***
This will be pet only. I do have other options for ASDR registered pups pm me for details.
All pups are UTD on shots and dewormings
Have been socialized daily with our children
Working on potty training!

06/05/2024

****Extreme Price Drop****
(Pet only)
ASDR registration is still available for an additional fee
Pm for more info!

06/02/2024

Updated availability

06/01/2024

Y’all come see us in Canton this weekend or get with me on here and we can arrange something!!

05/31/2024

**** FLASH ****
Great set up pups! Feel free to message for info! Very reasonable also!

05/21/2024

Now accepting deposits!!!!

05/19/2024

See this picture? It's an Australian Shepherd HERDING the sheep. See the nip? The push with her teeth/muzzle? She's HERDING, not biting! Some Aussies, especially young ones, may do this to their human - and be tossed out of the house for "biting my kid". The Aussie was herding your kid, slowing the kid down from running thru the house, turning the kid toward a different direction, etc...
So many Aussie end up in shelters because humans misunderstood the breed and, instead of teaching the dog appropriate herding behavior, their natural instinct, they toss the dog out of the house.
Make sure you understand what a bite is and isn't. 9 out of 10 times it was inappropriate herding and easily changed.

05/14/2024

Accepting deposits

05/11/2024

Update!
He has found his forever home!

****FLASH****
Final little male in the litter. Ready for his home now!!!!!

04/30/2024

Available & Accepting Deposits
Pm for more details

04/19/2024

Final pup from this litter
Accepting deposit
New 🏡 May 8th

04/17/2024

5 weeks
Accepting Deposits

04/06/2024

Accepting deposits

04/06/2024

All pups have found their homes. Be watching for our next litter announcement

04/03/2024

Found his home!!!

FINAL PUP

*****FLASH******
Pet price

03/29/2024

****** FLASH******

FINAL 3!!
*****FLASH SALE*****
PM for details!
Ready for homes NOW!!

03/22/2024

FINAL 3!!
*****FLASH SALE*****
PM for details!
Ready for homes NOW!!

03/21/2024

Available NOW!!!

03/16/2024

Updated availability!!! Get you a best friend this weekend!!

03/15/2024

Hey y’all! Let’s get you a furever friend this weekend!!

03/13/2024

As the weather warms up you might be tempted to shave or clip down your Australian Shepherd to keep them cool.

STEP AWAY FROM THE CLIPPERS!

Science has proven that double coated (guard or top coat and undercoat which is fluffy and soft) breeds should not be clipped down but should instead be kept throughly brushed to remove the dead undercoat. The undercoat is vital in keeping your Australian Shepherd warm in the winter AND cool in the summer. If you shave them, they’re unable to regulate their heat naturally which makes them more susceptible to heat stroke and sunburn to the skin.

Instead, grab a regular metal comb and “line comb” the dog to remove dead undercoat. Go slowly.. line by line down to the skin. This will help your dog keep itself cooler and reduce shedding in your home!

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Source: Badlands Australian Shepherds

03/12/2024

Ready for their humans this weekend!! Pm for details