Welcome to Pure Stock Aussies

Preacher and Reaper should give us an all color litter the middle of October. 

We only let them visit each other one time, trying to get a smaller litter. Keep your fingers crossed.

This is the first litter for both Dad and Mom, and we are expecting versatile puppies ready to do anything and meet everyone.





I received my first Australian Shepherd in 1988, but didn't breed my first litter until 2005 (not the same Aussie). The years between were spent on researching the breed.  What genetic health problems they carried, such as OFA (Hip Dysplasia), CERF (eyes), Pelger Huet, and the Dilution Gene to name a few and what lines were the strongest and most reliable.  All of these health concerns have tests, and I have tried to list them all with explanations, and requirements for testing, to include costs for testing and where to send the samples.

My first litter was a Mistretta cross, my little girl Quest had Mistretta lines in her pedigree a few generations back so I wanted to bring them to the forefront since Mistretta lines are very hard working, dependable and correct.  Thank you Tina and Victoria Mistretta for letting me breed to Buddy. 

We currently have 4 amazing Australian Shepherds, the big man running the house is Preacher, the girls are Emma, Reaper, snd Cricket, all of our dogs are ASCA and AKC registered.   These wonderful Aussies live with us in Western Nebraska, in a small town called Chadron, we moved Sept 09 from Northern California.  I occasionally have adults available and puppies for sale, see the Puppies section to find out more about my placement policy, guarantees, contracts, and what I might have available.

Our dogs love to run, play, and to just be plain old goofy at times...if you want to see some of our dogs in action view our Panoramas page or visit each dogs page for more individual pictures of them.

I have tried to fill this website with all kinds of Australian Shepherd information, puppy rearing, training tips and health information. 

Because Quest died of cancer I started researching her pedigree to find out why, and what I found was not in her pedigree but in her food. The information I found through my research about dog foods I have put on a website called Healthy K9 Foods this website is dedicated to information about canine foods and nutrition.

You will find information focused on evaluating dog foods, ingredients and harmful preservatives like BHA and BHT (connected to causing liver and kidney failure in dogs) and Ethoxyquin (connected with causing cancer in dogs). 

Some of the more specific information that you can find there are recalls, alphabetical lists of ingredients and what they provide to your dog, who makes what foods. Such as Nestle making Purina, Alpo, and Beneful to name a few. Who uses peanut hulls in their food as a filler and much more interesting information.

Rev. 31 August 16