Australian Shepherd Puppy for sale in Gallion, Alabama

Frequently Asked Questions about ASDR Registered Aussie Puppies

1. What does ASDR stand for?

ASDR stands for the Aussie Shepherd Dog Registry. It is a recognized organization that registers Australian Shepherds and maintains their pedigree records.

2. How many puppies are available?

We currently have 4 boys and 3 girls available from this litter of ASDR registered Australian Shepherd puppies.

3. How old are the puppies?

The puppies are currently 4 weeks old and are expected to be ready for their new homes in June.

4. What is the temperament of Australian Shepherds?

Australian Shepherds are known for their intelligence, energetic nature, and loyalty. They are highly trainable and thrive in active environments.

5. What should I feed my Australian Shepherd puppy?

It's essential to provide a high-quality puppy food that meets their nutritional needs. Consult your veterinarian for specific recommendations based on your puppy's growth and energy levels.

6. Do these puppies have health clearances?

Yes, our ASDR registered Aussie puppies are raised in a healthy environment, and we provide health clearances to ensure they have no genetic conditions.

7. Can I visit the puppies before making a decision?

Absolutely! We encourage potential adopters to visit our Aussie puppies to meet them in person and see their living conditions.

8. What is the adoption process?

Once you've chosen your puppy, we will guide you through the simple adoption process, which includes signing an agreement and ensuring your new furry friend is ready for their journey home.

9. Are the puppies socialized before going to new homes?

Yes, our puppies are socialized with other pets and people to help them develop into well-rounded companions.

10. What should I expect when bringing my puppy home?

Bringing home an ASDR registered Australian Shepherd puppy requires preparation, including creating a safe space, securing supplies, and establishing a routine. Be patient as your new puppy adjusts to their new environment!