About JWT Heritage Australian Shepherds

Tater is a two-year-old red merle male with minimal white, dual registered with AKC and ASDR. He was born and raised on a large cattle ranch in Arizona, where he gained early exposure to working cattle. While ranch work was not his primary calling, this foundation contributed to his strong nerve, adaptability, and sound temperament. Tater has since transitioned seamlessly to city life, where he continues to thrive.

He lives comfortably in a multi-pet household with three cats, enjoys multiple daily walks, and has developed an intense drive for ball play. With continued training, Tater shows excellent potential as a dog sport prospect. His enthusiasm and animation are highlights of his temperament, showcased by his signature wiggle butt and joyful expression when engaged.

Tater is a stable, people-oriented male who excels as a companion. He loves children, enjoys car rides, is affectionate in the home, and demonstrates no food aggression. He has completed a full genetic health panel and is clear of all known Australian Shepherd genetic and hereditary conditions, making him a solid and responsible stud prospect.

Millie is a 2025 black tri female with minimal white, dual registered with AKC and ASDR. She comes from respected Freestyle, Prairie Creek, and Canyon Creek lines and is already showing the balance of temperament, structure, and instinct we value in our breeding program.

Millie enjoys patrolling the backyard, loves going for walks, and happily wrestles with our five-year-old son and our seven-year-old Belgian Malinois. She has a playful, engaging personality and enjoys chasing a ball, chewing squeaky toys, and—most of all—stealing and proudly delivering socks whenever she gets the chance.

Kind, loving, and highly people-oriented, Millie is a true companion dog while still being confident, watchful, and environmentally aware, never hesitating to announce the arrival of the UPS driver. She has completed a full genetic health panel and is clear of all known Australian Shepherd genetic and hereditary conditions that could be passed on to offspring. We are extremely excited about her future and look forward to producing well-rounded, stable puppies from her first planned litter.