Legendaire Aussies

Heather Nickel
66 Indianola Ave
South Shore, KY 41175
Ph 740-708-0093 Call or Text
Email: hhartley93@gmail.com

Karin Rice
Ph 740-289-4679
Cell 740-970-0095 Call or Text
Email: icuttoo@yahoo.com
Or message us on Facebook!

Prices Start @ $500.00-1500.00 Depending on size (Mini or Standard), Color, and Breeding/Show/Pet Options.

If you are interested in purchasing one of our dogs, please go to our website, complete an application, and submit to us. If you have a specific color, size, sex, etc., please complete an application early and let us know what you are looking for so we can secure your preference-after we receive your deposit of course! :-)

We accept PayPal, cashier's check, and cash. Other arrangements may be made on a case by case basis.

All dogs are sold on either a show/breeding or pet contract and are legally binding.

Our dogs come with a 3 year health guarantee that covers genetic diseases detailed in contract.

We provide tail docking, dew claw removal, all vaccinations and wormings through 8 weeks of age.

Shipping is available for an additional cost. Karin has been shipping dogs for over 10 years and is very strict about her animals having a safe, healthy, and non-traumatic experience.

We also provide microchipping for an additional fee of $45.00
Which includes lifetime enrollment in Companion Animal Recovery Program by AKC. So you never have to pay an annual enrollment fee.
(Cheaper than going to a vet and paying for an office visit!)

Our dogs are MDR1 gene tested.
Please check out these links for more info on the MDR1 gene if you have or are considering getting an Aussie or other shepherd/herding dog. This gene affects several breeds. Breeds known to carry the mdr1 mutation include Australian Shepherds of all sizes, Collies, English Shepherds, Longhaired Whippets, McNabs, Old English Sheepdogs, Shetland Sheepdogs, and Silken Windhounds. Research has shown that three of every four Collies and two of every four Australian Shepherds (of any size) have at least one copy of the mutated gene.

This also means that if your mixed breed dog has, or you think s/he might have, any of these breeds in its pedigree, you should test your dog and avoid the drugs on the list until you have test results.

http://miniaussierescue.org/BusterAlert/bustersPage.html

http://www.vetmed.wsu.edu/depts-VCPL/

http://www.ashgi.org/articles/mdr1.htm