Prices are for 8 week old Kelpie puppies. Each pup or litter is priced individually. Please add $150 for puppies held for customer until over 9 weeks of age. This includes a second set of vaccinations, worming and some extra training. Except in special circumstances we usually do not hold puppies for a customer more than 10 weeks of age.

We prefer our Kelpie puppies to go to their new home around 8 weeks of age. This is perfect. It allows the customer to get their puppy when they at their most dependent and gives them time to get used to the puppy. Sometimes in winter months we might hold them back an extra week or a little more if we get bad weather. We want each puppy to fit in well with their new home and owner. If you cannot take your puppy at around 8 weeks of age, please contact us within 24 hours once you are notified and we can discuss it or postpone you to another litter. The period from 8 weeks of age to 18 weeks of age is the most important time in their life for training and it's when they learn the most. This can be a very rewarding time for the owner and the training and time spent with the puppy helps to form a strong bond.

This very nice young Kelpie has become available for sale. She is a very sweet natured girl and we like her a lot but we are downsizing and need to find the 'right' home for her.
If you prefer a very affectionate dog who loves pats and cuddles and wants to be with you and part of whatever you are doing then this is definitely is the right dog for you. She's just turned seven years and has a nice dark, glossy coat which many of our customers prefer.

She's a kind, gentle type of Kelpie and has a happy disposition. People like her and she likes people. She's always up for a pat.

She would fit into many situations but keep in mind, that she will still need a little while to settle into her new home. So especially in the first week when she will be a bit confused about being in a new environment, you'll need to keep keep her on a lead when out and of course have secure fencing. Like all our dogs, she has mostly been on a farm and it will take some weeks for her to get used to a new home and environment. She's a beautiful looking dog and she's very friendly but at this stage hasn't been around many people off the farm and will take a few weeks to adapt to a new lifestyle.

She's had a bit of basic training and knows how to sit and comes when called and walks on lead etc. We have recently taught her to jump in and out of the car to make it easy for her new owner.  She travels well and settles in the car. You'd hardly know she is there. She's a dog who wants to do things with you. She hasn't been a house dog much until lately so it was nice to see how well she settles inside.  It's important that we find the 'right' home for her. We want her to be happy and have a good life. We also want the new owner to have a lot of fun with her and benefit as well.    

She travels very well in the car and sits up in the front or back seat with no problems.  We took her to a cafe at the lake and into Bunnings and she was a little overwhelmed which we expected but for a dog who hasn't been in town, we thought she did extremely well. She'll be a wonderful companion to take out on walks and to cafes etc. She will adapt to things, people and places fairly quickly. She loves to get a pat but at this time is still a bit out of her comfort zone and gets distracted. People seem to really like her and she was a hit when we took her out to the lake to met the cyclists and others. It was her first time so a lot to take in. 

It's hard to know what kind of person she would best suit. She should suit anyone who wants a gentle dogs who is very affectionate. Like all our dogs since the Covid epidemic, she hasn't been off farm much and now just starting to go into town and meet people. She travelled on the front seat of the car and was such a good girl. We were very happy with her. Don't expect a perfectly trained dog but she is well behaved and knows all the basics.  She'd still be out of her comfort zone for a while but you should really expect that as it applies to all the dogs going to a new home.

She is being sold as a companion dog only - not as a breeder. She is a happy, friendly type of dog. She is healthy and fit. She is a good dog to take for car drives. No car sickness or excitability. We have had her travel in the back of the SUV as well as the front passenger area and she has been perfect. She loves routine and once she learns something it sticks and she will be very consistent. She's a smart little Kelpie. She often trots behind us on the farm, always interested in whatever we are doing and then will sneak in for a little pat. Haha. 

This girl is a loving dog who loves to snuggle up and be patted. Very affectionate. She is a real sweetie. Of course, like all our Noonbarra Kelpies, she still has a sensitive side and every now and then can be temporarily uncomfortable in new places or situations. She usually gets used to it very quickly and is relaxed again. Most of the time, she's very friendly, active and outgoing. Can get a bit pushy for a pat sometimes so better with an owner that won't let her walk over them. Like all adult dogs, she will probably take a few weeks to settle into a new home fully but she is an outgoing, friendly type of dog so we think she'll will be good fairly quickly. She loves to go for little walks and car rides. She is a dog that needs to be involved. She wants to be around you and doing things. She is definitely not a dog that would like to be kennelled or neglected for long periods and that is the main reason we are selling her.

She is in great health and will have a full veterinary health checkup and all her booster vaccinations before sale. She is very affectionate and has a lot of love to give. She would make a wonderful companion for someone and it would enhance her life as well. Here she is just part of a big Stud and as much as we look after her, we often have to put a lot of our time into puppies and our limited time with her is of course shared with many other dogs and we can't give her the same attention as a person can one-on-one. This girl is a loving dog who loves to snuggle up and be patted. Very affectionate. She is a real sweetie. Although she is usually happy and good in most situations, she still has a sensitive side and every now and then can be temporarily uncomfortable in new places or situations. She usually gets used to it very quickly and is relaxed again. Most of the time, she's very friendly and relaxed but of course going to a new home she will take a few weeks to be fully comfortable but I think she'll be fairly good within a few days.

She has spent most of her time living on the farm so hasn't been out and about very much except for very recently. She likes to be with you and once she settles in, she will follow you around and want to be involved with what you are doing. She is a really nice medium size so not too big.  She is gentle natured and quite affectionate. She curls up inside and is no problem in that regard. She loves to be patted. She is in excellent health and looks great.

She gets along well with dogs that she knows here and is currently living inside with Billy but she has been kennelled and yarded with a number of other dogs.  Jim and Rosie are two of her favourites.

She is not being sold for breeding.