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HOPES BTM1
Shel-Aussie Puppy For Sale in FORT MORGAN, CO, USA
Puppy for Sale
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Price:
$500
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Nickname:
Hopes BTM1
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Breed
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Gender
Male
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Age
5 Weeks Old
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Size at Maturity:
Medium
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Champion Bloodlines:
Yes
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Availability Date:
02/09/2026
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Shipping Area:
Nationwide
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Payment Method:
Paypal, Cash
Description
The mom to this litter is a Blue Merle Sheltie and the dad is a red tri Mini Aussie. Both parents weigh between 25 and 30 pounds. Each puppy will come with a vaccination and de-worming record, a sample of food and a toy. These pups do still have their tails.
Items Included: Vaccination and de-worming record Sample of food Toy 1 year genetic health guarantee
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CREATE A WANTED ADBreeder Information
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Breeder name
Dawn
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Location:
FORT MORGAN, Colorado, 80701 USAUSA
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Parents info
Father
Red Tri Mini Aussie
Mother
Blue Merle Sheltie
Breed overview
Overview:
The Shel-Aussie, a delightful cross between the Shetland Sheepdog and the Miniature Australian Shepherd, is a relatively new designer breed gaining popularity. Originating from the desire to combine the best traits of its intelligent and athletic parents, this breed typically stands around 13-18 inches tall and weighs 20-40 pounds. Physically, they boast a stunning double coat, often showcasing a wide array of colors and patterns, including merle, black, and tri-color, with alert, expressive eyes. Temperamentally, Shel-Aussies are renowned for their intelligence, loyalty, and playfulness. They are highly trainable and thrive on mental stimulation, making them excellent candidates for dog sports like agility. While their energy levels require regular exercise, their adaptable nature can make them suitable for active families or even apartment living if sufficient walks and playtime are provided. Potential health considerations, inherited from parent breeds, can include hip and elbow dysplasia, eye conditions (like Collie Eye Anomaly), and MDR1 gene mutations, so responsible breeding and genetic testing are crucial for a healthy companion.
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