Our Guarantee
Living With Aussies Health Guarantee
Owner of Living With Aussies, proudly guarantee the health and well-being of every puppy we raise. Each of our puppies will be thoroughly examined by a licensed veterinarian before leaving our care, and you will receive an official health certificate from the vet confirming your puppy’s good health.
We strongly recommend that you take your new puppy to your own veterinarian within four (4) days of arrival to verify its health and begin a continued care routine.
If, within those first four days, your veterinarian finds a significant health concern and you choose to return the puppy, you may do so for a full refund minus a $20 processing fee.
Should any hereditary or genetic condition be discovered within the puppy’s first year of life, and the condition is severe enough that your veterinarian determines the puppy must be humanely euthanized, we will gladly provide a replacement puppy from the next available litter.
The buyer agrees to provide proper care, nutrition, housing, and veterinary attention to ensure the puppy’s continued health and happiness.
At Living With Aussies, our support doesn’t end when you take your puppy home. If you ever have questions or concerns about your Aussie, please don’t hesitate to reach out — we’re always here to help and guide you in any way possible.
How to Take Care of Your Australian Shepherd Puppies. Tips For Caring For Your Precious Pup
Potty Training Your Australian Shepherd Puppy
Helpful Tips from Living With Aussies
A puppy is a wonderful companion, but bringing one home also comes with responsibility and patience—especially when it comes to potty training. Many new owners worry that this will be a tough process, but with the right approach, consistency, and mindset, potty training your Australian Shepherd puppy can be simple and stress-free.
Potty Training Tips for Your Australian Shepherd Puppy
Guidance from Living With Aussies
Timing is one of the most important parts of successful potty training. When your Australian Shepherd puppy is young, they’ll typically need to relieve themselves about 15 minutes after eating, drinking, or playing. Establishing a consistent schedule from the start helps your pup learn when and where to go — making the process smoother for both of you.
⏰ 1. Create a Consistent Schedule
Feed your puppy the same amount at the same times each day. After every meal or play session, take your Aussie outside to a designated potty spot within 15 minutes. To be safe, also take your pup out every 2 hours, especially during the early stages of training. This consistency teaches them what’s expected and prevents accidents.
🎉 2. Praise and Reward Good Behavior
Australian Shepherds are eager to please and respond best to positive reinforcement. When your puppy goes potty outside, praise them warmly or offer a small treat. Your tone of voice matters — be cheerful and encouraging. Over time, your puppy will connect this behavior with praise and rewards, making them more eager to please.
👀 3. Supervise Your Puppy Closely
Keep a close eye on your Aussie, especially indoors. Puppies who wander freely are more likely to find a hidden spot to relieve themselves before learning proper habits. If you notice sniffing, circling, or squatting, act quickly. In a firm, calm tone, say “no,” then gently take them outside to finish. When they do it right, immediately praise and reward them.
🚫 4. Correct with Care
Never punish your puppy unless you catch them in the act. If you scold them after the fact, they won’t understand what they did wrong. Avoid spanking or harsh discipline — it can cause fear and confusion. Instead, use a firm voice for correction and an enthusiastic tone for praise. Don’t be afraid to clap, smile, or celebrate when they get it right — Aussies love your excitement!
🏡 5. Give Your Puppy Their Own Space
Provide your puppy with a quiet, safe area — like a crate or cozy corner — where they can rest and feel secure. This personal space also helps with housetraining. Puppies naturally avoid soiling their sleeping area, which teaches them to hold it until they’re let outside.
💖 Final Tip
Patience and consistency are key. Your Australian Shepherd puppy wants to please you, and with time, structure, and love, they’ll quickly learn the right habits. Every success deserves celebration — because each one is a step closer to having a well-trained, confident, and happy Aussie by your side!