Children's Books about Australian Shepherds

Aussie Dog Tails is a series of children’s books focused on Australian Shepherd dogs. The author of these children’s books has spent 30 years playing with Aussies, loving Aussies, & showing Aussies in conformation in the AKC and UKC show ring. The joy, the triumphs and the sorrows of what these amazing dogs bring to our lives are told here, through a series of short stories and children’s books. Order them today, kids love them!

Rocket Causes A Ruckus

Rocket Causes A Ruckus is a story for children about an adorable dog named Rocket who causes a Ruckus everywhere he goes. Rocket is sweet and silly and doesn’t mean to cause the messes he does. Rocket is one of several Australian Shepherds owned by the author and, in real life, is actually a dog who shows in AKC.

Rocket Causes A Ruckus is the first in a series called “Aussie Dog Tails” which will feature stories about a number of different Australian Shepherd dogs and puppies, all with different personalities.

Rocket Causes A Ruckus is a delightful story, sure to warm your heart and the heart of children everywhere.

 

Moana Makes Some Magic

Moana Makes Some Magic is an inspiring story about a beautiful puppy named Moana who sets out to learn how to be a show dog with her Momma. Moana’s Momma has promised Moana’s breeders, Eve and Anne, that Moana will become a show dog, but they both have a lot to learn about dog showing.

As they get started, Moana decides she doesn’t like some of the things her Momma asks her to do. Moana thinks she is a princess and that princesses don’t always have to do things they don’t want to do. Will Moana & her Momma be able to make some magic together?

Moana Makes Some Magic is an inspiring story about the joy dogs bring to our lives.

Oatsie Has An Operation

Oatsie Has An Operation is a touching story about a beautiful little girl puppy named Oatsie who is born with a birth defect. Because of the birth defect, she is weak and can’t nurse on her own. For the first few days after she is born, she has to be bottle-fed every two hours and she struggles to stay alive. When a kind and compassionate vet steps in, Oatsie gets the chance to live long enough to have the operation that will save her.

Oatsie Has An Operation is the third book in the series called “Aussie Dog Tails” which features stories about several different Australian Shepherd dogs and puppies. Though this story is fiction, it is based on real events.

 

 

Kids Love "Rocket Causes a Ruckus"

The First Book In The Series Is Available For Order!
Rocket Causes A Ruckus is available in hardcover or paperback!

Child with Rocket Causes A Ruckus

The Joys Of Bonding With Dogs

After having a few dogs when I was a kid, I was lucky enough to have an Australian Shepherd come into my life in 1997.  Her name was Tessie & she was incredible. Since then, I have had and continue to have several Aussies in my home and still more in my life due to my decision to co-own and co-breed dogs with some of the best Australian Shepherd breeders in the USA. I can’t imagine life without these wonderful dogs & the outstanding breeders that breed them. 

Pictured on the right is “Moana” GCH CH Thornapple You Swept Me Away CA at her last show (before retiring) winning Owner Handler BOB and Owner Handler Group 2 in Marquette, MI.

Short Stories About The Dogs

Pumpkin Looking Cute
Pumpkin
Aussie Dog Tails

A Home For Little Pumpkin

Once upon a time there was a little toy-sized dog named Pumpkin who unexpectedly needed a new home. She was told she was supposed to go live with an elderly man named Donald because he was old and his other

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Kiva
Aussie Dog Tails

The Aussie With A Tail

My name is Kiva. My moms call me Kiva the Diva! I don’t mind being called a Diva, I actually think it is kind of funny. I am a blue merle Australian Shepherd and I have a tail. None of

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Kahlan
Aussie Dog Tails

The Puppy With the Ugly Nose

I Am Just Like My Momma They said my nose is ugly. I could heard them talking and whined softly in my bed. “We’re going to have to sell her. Her nose is too long and her head is ugly,”

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