Description
Arya here, a proud American Pit Bull Terrier mom to a beautiful litter of Aussie‑Pit puppies. My puppies are a mix of American Pit Bull Terrier and Australian Shepherd, a combination known for loyal, intelligent, and energetic companions that love being part of the family. The pit bull side brings a very people‑oriented, affectionate nature and steady courage, while the Australian Shepherd side adds high intelligence, curiosity, and athleticism. Together, my pups are playful, trainable, and devoted, and they want to be involved in everyday life.
About the parents;
I am Arya, a roughly 50‑lb American Pit Bull Terrier who is very well‑mannered, loyal, and people‑oriented. I have been easy to train, listen closely, and have a naturally protective but gentle nature. I stay close to my people, am calm in the house, and remain attentive and devoted to my family. I go everywhere with my dad, and I’m a favorite everywhere we go. I’ve traveled with my family on long trips, even over 24 hours one way more than once, and I stay calm, friendly, and easy to handle the whole time. I get along great with other animals and love being part of whatever my family is doing.
Jack is my mate — a very intelligent black‑bi Australian Shepherd with a clever, independent nature and a sweet, affectionate personality. He has a smart, curious mind and loves to figure things out, and he enjoys being part of the family and staying close to his people. Jack is gentle and friendly, with a calm, easygoing way about him that makes him very easy to live with. His intelligence and sweet nature are already showing in our puppies, giving them bright, energetic attitudes, a strong desire to learn, and a natural tendency to bond closely with their families.
Raised at home, well socialized;
These puppies are being raised in our home, not in a kennel. They are handled daily and exposed to normal household sounds and routines, which helps them grow into confident, social pups. In this litter, you will see a variety of personalities — some bold and outgoing, some more reserved and thoughtful, and a few natural “leaders” and playful “clowns.” Overall, they are affectionate, enjoy attention, and respond very well to positive, consistent training. They will do best in homes that can provide regular exercise, mental stimulation, and clear, gentle guidance.
Health, shots, and deworming;
Each puppy has received its first round of shots at home and has been wormed. I’m being completely upfront that they have not been examined by a veterinarian yet; new owners should plan to bring their puppy to their own vet soon after pickup to continue vaccines, confirm deworming schedules, and discuss microchipping and long‑term care. The puppies are active, playful, eating well, and thriving, and they are ready now to go to their new homes.
Temperament and ideal homes;
This mix does best with families or individuals who enjoy including their dog in daily activities. They are a good fit for people who will invest in training and provide regular walks, playtime, and mental enrichment (such as basic obedience, tricks, and interactive games). They can adapt to many living situations, including apartments, as long as their exercise and engagement needs are met. Because both parent breeds bond strongly with people, these pups are not suited for homes where they will be left alone for long stretches every day without interaction.
Grooming and general care;
Coat care is moderate. The Australian Shepherd influence may mean a thicker coat and more seasonal shedding; the pit bull influence keeps it simpler than a full coated herding breed. A balanced, quality diet appropriate for their age and activity level, along with regular vet care, will help them stay in good condition as they grow.
Adoption details and what’s included;
•Puppies are ready now for their new homes.
•Each puppy has had its first round of shots at home and has been wormed.
•You will receive a small amount of the food your puppy is currently eating, along with clear information on the exact brand and formula so you can easily find it if you choose to continue the same diet.
•I am available to answer basic questions about feeding, training ideas, and helping your puppy settle into your home.
Transportation and pickup;
Local pickup at an agreed meeting location is preferred. If you are not able to meet in person and need a puppy transported to a different location, all transportation costs are the responsibility of the purchaser. Any ground transport service, flight nanny, courier, or other delivery option must be arranged and paid for directly by the buyer. I am happy to help you look up options and give you price estimates or links to transport services if you need assistance finding transportation, but I do not cover or front those costs. Buyers choose and pay their transport provider themselves.
How to inquire through Lancaster
If you are interested in one of these Aussie‑Pit puppies, please send a message through Lancaster with a brief description of your household (including other pets or children) and a little about your experience with dogs. I can then share more photos or short videos of individual puppies and help you choose a pup whose personality fits what you’re looking for. A deposit is required to hold a puppy, with the remaining balance due at pickup or before transit.
This puppy is very playful, confident, and has a strong personality. She can definitely hold her own with her brothers.
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