Puppy A
TBDSex & colour — TBD
Summer 2026 · Southern Interior, BCUp to 4 homes open
Born ~June 5 · Go-home ~July 31
Puppies from the world’s best Aussie.
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Chapter I — The litter
Puppies, dates,
and availability.
Dates, who’s open, and photos as they land. If one of these puppies feels like yours, send a note — we’d love to hear from you.
- Status
- Expecting
- Expected birth
- June 5, 2026
- Go-home (~8 weeks)
- July 31, 2026
- Homes open
- Up to 4
- Health
- Parents healthy · pups raised indoors
- Litter size
- 6–8
- Possible colours
- Red Merle · Red Tri
Meet the puppies
Placeholders for now — photos and availability after whelp. Up to 4 homes open for the right match.
Puppy B
TBDSex & colour — TBD
Puppy C
TBDSex & colour — TBD
Puppy D
TBDSex & colour — TBD
Puppy E
TBDSex & colour — TBD
Puppy F
TBDSex & colour — TBD
Puppy G
TBDSex & colour — TBD
A note
Planning for 6–8 puppies. Up to 4homes will open for the right match once they’re here — inquire early if you’re serious.
Chapter II — The parents
Zeta & Rio.
Two Standard Aussies, about 3½ years old and 55 lb each. Zeta lives with us; Rio is the sire from down the road. Puppies are raised in our home on our rural property — berry patches, three cats, and a swim hole out back — the life Zeta already knows. It’s the settled world Zeta already knows. Picture your dog on every adventure — kayaking, camping, ATVs, exploring, the swim hole. Zeta is my ride-or-die; she comes on all of it, and shows you what these puppies come from.
Red Merle Australian Shepherd
Zeta
“If I’m going, she’s coming.”
She comes everywhere with me — errands, drives, camping, road trips, life at home on the property. She meets new people constantly and settles in within minutes. Wherever we show up, she’s the local favourite within five minutes.
At home she’s exceptional with cats — three of them, including her bonded orange friend she adopted at six months. She loves the water: a white-sand swim hole on the property, in the river every chance she gets. Not every Aussie loves water; she definitely does. She watches over the place like it’s her one true vocation. All Aussies need a job. Zeta has three. She’s not a pet. She’s family.
- Coat
- Red Merle · Natural bobtail
- Markings
- Split face
- Eyes
- Amber, with a streak of blue from her puppy days
- Adventures
- Kayaking · ATV · exploring · camping · road trips
- Water
- Our swim hole — in at every chance
- Heritage
- Mother, USA · Father, Czech Republic
- Years
- 3½ years by my side
- Build
- 55 lb · Standard
Red Tri Standard Australian Shepherd
Rio
“He showed up for the fun part. Zeta is doing the rest.”
Rio is the sire from just down the road — a purebred Red Tri Standard Aussie with excellent structure, full-tail genetics (his tail was removed only after a working injury), and the easy, roll-over-for-belly-rubs temperament that complements Zeta’s steadiness.
- Coat
- Red Tri
- Tail
- Full-tail genetics
- Heritage
- Purebred Standard
- Build
- ~55 lb · 3½ years · Standard
- Temperament
- Easy, soft, social
- Sire
- Neighbour’s dog · down the road
Chapter III — Her person
Me & her.
She’s my ride-or-die — passenger princess, copilot, whatever you want to call it. Kayaking, ATVs, exploring, camping, road trips: if I’m going, she’s coming.
She is most of the reason this litter exists at all.
Practical questions
Before you write.
- How much?
- Pricing depends on the individual puppy — we’ll discuss when we talk. No pressure in your first note.
- Can we visit?
- Yes, by arrangement once the litter is here. Send a note first so we can plan a calm visit.
- Vet care & shots?
- Both parents are healthy. Puppies are raised indoors with us; vet check and first-care details are shared when you inquire.
- Pickup or delivery?
- Pickup in the Southern Interior is typical. If you’re further out, ask — we’ll see what makes sense.
- What should I write in my note?
- Who you are, where you live, Aussie experience (if any), kids or other pets, and what a typical week with a dog would look like for you.
Chapter IV — Get in touch
Introduce
yourself.
If an Aussie from Zeta’s line sounds like your kind of dog, tell us who you are and what your life looks like. No scoring rubric — just a conversation. We read every note and reply within 24–48 hours.
A good fit looks like
- An active home with time for an Australian Shepherd
- Experience with the breed or a similar working dog (helpful, not required)
- Room to grow — yard, rural property, or country life suits them best
- Willingness to share who you are and what daily life looks like
Region
Southern Interior - British Columbia
Send a note through the form — that’s the only way to reach us about a puppy. Common questions are answered in practical questions just above.
Chapter V — Our philosophy
What we’re
looking for.
Someone who wants a dog in the thick of life — not just in the backyard.
Steady in real life
Years of life on our rural property — people, dogs, cats, camping, road trips, and the ordinary bustle of country life. Zeta’s calm isn’t theoretical — it’s tested daily.
Raised in the world they’ll live in
Born in the home, not in a kennel. The litter stays indoors with us while they’re small — clean, warm, and close at hand. They come from a dam who models the life you might want: your dog on the kayak, in the truck, on the trail, at the swim hole. Not every pup will take to water; Aussies are funny that way. They meet kids, dogs, cats, vacuums, and familiar visitors before they ever leave us.
The whole package
Red merle or red tri is possible — markings will be their own. What you’re really getting is Zeta: the dam we’d clone if we could. Small litter on purpose, from parents we trust.
For
Someone who wants a dog in the truck, on the trail, and in the middle of the fun — and will put in the work an Aussie deserves.