Beasley Acres Aussies

Little Marshall is the last Toy left from the Bean x Caesar litter. He's fun and energetic, friendly and fuzzy🐾. I anticipate him to be around 19lbs full grown.

We have 8 puppies left from the Harrison Litters, ready to go by the end of July (after Vet appointment). Check out our Social Media (Beasley Acres Aussies on Facebook and Instagram) for even more pics and videos. We are in Laconia, Indiana and welcome you to schedule a time to visit if you are interested in seeing the pups.

These are our 1st Indiana litters. With this relocation, there have been challenges, to say the least. Our new kennel building was delayed (and delayed again), so we bought a "Puppy Hut" for the pups to be born in. That worked out great until the weather got so warm that their AC couldn't keep up. We quickly built pens in our basement, and they are cool and safe there. They are playful and happy, and they love belly rubs!

The pups turn 4 weeks old this week. We welcome folks to schedule a time to come and see the pups and find your perfect match starting this weekend. All available puppies have updated photos. Check us out! 🐾 Please note, we do not dock tails. It is not safe to try to dock a tail when a puppy gets older (such as after you take it home at 8-9 weeks old). If you want an Aussie without a tail, please purchase from a breeder who docks tails, or purchase a puppy with a natural bobtail. Our Miniature Aussie stud dog Toby has a natural bobtail, so many of our Mini pups have natural bobtails. We do remove dew claws at 3 days old, as dew claws can cause problems for the dogs as they get older. "Beware of the Baby Blues!" Most puppies are born with grayish-blue or light blue eyes. This is because their eyes have not yet fully developed. As they grow older, the amount of melanin in their eyes increases, causing their eye color to change. In some breeds of dogs, including Australian Shepherds, blue eyes can be a permanent feature. However, in most breeds, the blue eyes will eventually turn brown, amber, or another color. The exact age at which a puppy's eye color changes can vary depending on the breed and individual dog. Generally, it takes between 3 and 6 months for most puppies' eye color to settle. We can not guarantee eye color for any of our puppies.

The pups turn 4 weeks old this week. We welcome folks to schedule a time to come and see the pups and find your perfect match starting this weekend. All available puppies have updated photos. Check us out! 🐾 Please note, we do not dock tails. It is not safe to try to dock a tail when a puppy gets older (such as after you take it home at 8-9 weeks old). If you want an Aussie without a tail, please purchase from a breeder who docks tails, or purchase a puppy with a natural bobtail. Our Miniature Aussie stud dog Toby has a natural bobtail, so many of our Mini pups have natural bobtails. We do remove dew claws at 3 days old, as dew claws can cause problems for the dogs as they get older. "Beware of the Baby Blues!" Most puppies are born with grayish-blue or light blue eyes. This is because their eyes have not yet fully developed. As they grow older, the amount of melanin in their eyes increases, causing their eye color to change. In some breeds of dogs, including Australian Shepherds, blue eyes can be a permanent feature. However, in most breeds, the blue eyes will eventually turn brown, amber, or another color. The exact age at which a puppy's eye color changes can vary depending on the breed and individual dog. Generally, it takes between 3 and 6 months for most puppies' eye color to settle. We cannot guarantee eye color for any of our puppies.