Australian Shepherd Puppies, birth to eight weeks 

Post a Picture of him ^^

Aww 🥰Lucky you! He comes from a great background, and this litter is beautiful! I miss my Aussie, but we are getting another. They're just the best. Loved his hyper playfulness and super intelligence. A dog who always wants to play, is easy to train, sweet, floofy, and has a genius IQ? Yes, thank you! I wish you could post a pic, somehow!

I would love to get one. When is the next litter and how much were the puppies?

You should make a dog channel with him! Those are super popular and people love them cause they're so cute and you can get money off of them too so it's a win win for you and the audience who loves dogs. Watch "Life with Labradors" their videos are super entertaining and their dogs are so beautiful😊

Why do they have their tails ?

Same here name is sophie and she is solo cute

It's just a blue eye, not albino...

we are getting a american sheperd miniature nearly the same as a aussie in sptember :)

to be fair. It was written for the movie, so it's understandable haha

Jayla Powell same lol

Jayla Vala same

AHA THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING

Jayla Vala ikr? I honestly still quite like the film, mainly because I watched it as a young child.

Realist Reset Wait, people often don't keep the tails of Australian Shepherds?? I thought it was more aggressive waggers, like boxers .. who's tail wagging hurts! I have an Aussie/Collie mix and her tail is just fluffy.

Meghan Kearns some australian shepherds don’t have tails. But they are born that way it isn’t cut of or anything

@@meghanmcneal6859 It's a stupid, snobbish AKC standard. Aussies historically were ranching dogs in parts of the US with lots of tall grass that made it easy for them to chop up their tails pretty badly. They also heard a variety of animals, including cattle, that can stomp on their tails. So it's generally a good practice... for ranchers in specific parts of the US. But if you want legit papers from a breeder about a puppy's genetics and pedigree, it's much easier to find breeders that are AKC/ASCA certified than ones who both do it right and give the AKC the finger. Next puppy I get, though, I'll tell them to pick a puppy at birth and not cut its tail. That'll be my next dog.

Realist Reset That makes sense. I actually learned that from reading other comments on here, but you gave more detail. Thank you! We got our puppy from my fiance's parents dogs. They rescued (my dogs) mother under the impression of her being fixed... Until it was obvious she wasn't. Then his parents were like "Happy birthday! Choose a puppy!" They are were born with tails. The father is from a pure bred Aussie and a pure bred Collie. The mother is only known to be a lab/ blue heeler mix. All of the puppies ended looking like their dad, although have mixed personalities of both parents. I totally agree with you on choosing your next pup. Either that, or a rescue is what I would do. Thank you again for the info. :)

@@meghanmcneal6859 I do agility competitions, so it's important to me to find dogs from working pedigrees used to harsh conditions but with no patterns of injuries. Genetic technology/testing has made it much easier for breeders to mate dogs with both desirable cosmetic traits but without inbreeding depression issues. But yes, a shelter mutt is hands-down one of the best kinds of dogs you can get. I've had good experiences with dogs both from breeders and rescue cases. It sounds like you have the perfect mix of all the ranch breeds rolled into one.

Did you get one?

Daniel Lacker yes!

Australian shepherds are often born without tails (bob tails) they are never docked, unless for health reasons

yes mine was born without a tail lol

@@hannahc9815 In the U.S. tails are docked if not a natural bob if you want them registered with the Australian Shepherd Club of America because you are going to compete with them. Europe does not do this. Aussies used as stock dogs in the SW get their tails tangled in plant burrs etc. and cattle could step on the tails. That is why it became a breed "standard." I wish they would change their rules.

@@simhifree2416 wait why do people dock their tails anyway???

My Australian shepherd has no tail. She was born like that.

Just so you are aware, most aussies are born without tails. Most dogs that have docked tails are for safety or health reasons.

Lizzy H thank you!

Aussies are not born without tails. Sometimes they are born with bobbed tails, but the majority are born with tails like the ones in this video. The only point of docking a tail is if the dog is going to be a working dog, and most of the people that buy or adopt Aussies are not using them as working dogs therefore it is unnecessary pain for the pups to go through. Educate yourself please.

mike garritano some aussie are born with bobtail. Mine is a bobtail which I call no tail. I didn't literally mean my dog was born with no tail. I know aussie are typically born but there are a few that are born with bobtail. I know the health problems that comes with it. I did my research before rescuing my aussie.

They aren't small. They don't feel like what you think they feel like. They like to bite your feet.

same lol

I love puppies but i had to dislike it because of that god awful '5 Years Time' song, that's why, no song should ever be as hipstery bullshitty innocent like that song is. Nothing less original than hipsters singing about smoking cigerettes. Again love the puppies but the song wants the make me murder people out of anger.

KeyeGamer yes, the music is annoying. Sometimes people you think are heartless just have better taste in music than you do.

Some are born with out them and no it's not a deformity