The Australian Shepherd, affectionately known as the Aussie, is an intelligent, energetic, and loyal herding breed originally developed in the United States, not Australia. Bred by Basque shepherds in California during the 1800s, the breed was inspired by herding dogs from Australia and became a trusted companion for ranchers and cowboys. Renowned for its agility, stamina, and strong work ethic, the Australian Shepherd excels in herding, obedience, and agility competitions, making it one of the most versatile working dogs in the world.
With its medium-length, weather-resistant coat in shades of blue or red merle, the Aussie combines beauty with athleticism. Highly trainable and eager to please, it thrives when given a job and plenty of daily exercise. Loyal and protective, the breed bonds closely with its family and is great with children when properly socialized, though it can be reserved with strangers. Regular brushing keeps its double coat healthy, especially during seasonal shedding. Smart, devoted, and full of energy, the Australian Shepherd is a perfect fit for active owners seeking a dependable and affectionate companion.
Australian Shepherd
Jollie is a black tri standard Australian Shepherd female. She is laid back and likes to take life easy. She has 2 dark brown eyes. She is ready for her new home.
Australian Shepherd
Beautiful dark grey blue Merle male with bright blue eyes.
Australian Shepherd
This handsome boy is a beautifully marked dark blue merle with blue eyes. Tail docked and back dew claws removed

Boxer & Australian Shepherd hybrid
Lily is a beautiful little girl. She has a white body with brindle marking and she has 2 dark eyes! This little has such a sweet little face and loves to be held! She is doing good with potty training

Australian Shepherd
This sweet boy has the cutest blue eyes. He has dark brown, light brown, and white merle markings. Our favorite part is his all brown nose! Born with a stubbed tail.
The average cost of a purebred Australian Shepherd puppy in the United States is approximately $1070, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.