Acquiring A Pincie Creek Aussie
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Pincie Creek has a few older dogs available. All the dogs available are either started on stock or titled on stock. These dogs are worked on goats, cattle and some on ducks. Contact us for specifics on dogs available. The dogs would enhance a breeding program as well as excel in performance in competition. We have male and females available to approved homes.
Pinciecreek Pony Express Rider &
Barnone Jaguar of Pincie Creek
We will be glad to e-mail pictures, price and other info on these males.
PincieCreek Bisbee Spirit Click here for Bisbee's pedigree
Click here to visit our available puppies page For more information, photos & pedigrees, about our planned breedings Please contact Kathy at klstevens57@hotmail.com for more information!
FIRST TIME AUSSIE OWNERS CLICK HERE!! All Pincie Creek Aussies are reasonably priced and fully guaranteed, in writing. Please visit Acquiring A Pincie Creek Aussie for pricing information, ownership requirements, and copies of Contracts. If you are looking for an Aussie to breed, click here. More information about any of our dogs is available upon request. Shipping is available within the U.S. and Canada via Delta Dash. Our European agents will be happy to handle any European inquiries. Ask for details.
PROSPECTIVE AUSSIES OWNERS The Australian Shepherd is a wonderful dog. In the right home and under the right circumstances, it can easily become the best pet you've ever owned, and a pleasure to live with. However, there are a few things we would like to point out. 1. The Australian Shepherd was developed as a herding breed. Most Australian Shepherds will exhibit herding traits, including some nipping of heels, attempts to herd objects (and people) together, and a desire to stop motion. Some people find this behavior objectionable. 2. The Australian Shepherd is normally protective of its territory and family. How protective it becomes is determined by its heritage, socialization, and upbringing. 3. Australian Shepherds are normally high energy dogs and are very intelligent. They require regular and adequate exercise. If left alone and not given adequate attention and exercise they will become bored and seek to amuse themselves in ways you will not find amusing -- like barking, howling, digging, being destructive, etc. In our opinion apartments and condos are not well suited to Aussies although some do reside there quite happily. City homes can be acceptable if a large fenced in exercise area is available, and if the family includes the dog in their activities so that it receives adequate attention. 4. Their high intelligence makes some Aussies a challenge to the novice pet owner. Basic obedience training is a must, as it is with any dog. They are normally very eager to please their owner, but can be quite strong-willed. 5. Although some Australian Shepherds have very moderate coats, in general this breed is long haired and double coated. Shedding is normal, especially about two times a year when the undercoat sheds. Regular brushing will be needed to remove loose hair and prevent mats. 6. Australian Shepherds are normally good with children, particularly if raised up with them. The energetic, fun loving Aussie is often well paired with active young people. However, very young children must not be allowed to dominate or aggravate an Aussie, as this can have a lifelong adverse effect on their relationship. NOW, after reading the above, if you still think an Aussie is the dog
for you, please visit the Australian Shepherd Club of America's web site at
www.asca.org to learn more about our breed. RESEARCH
before you buy!!
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