Teddy Graham The Legend of Ivy Meadows

Casper was born August 13th of 2025 making him our up-and-coming stud prospect. He is an absolute joy to raise. He is a minimal blue merle (Merle length 227/272), he is non red-factored. Casper is full panel clear, including NAD, and he sports a beautiful partial blue eye paired with a rich brown eye giving him the sweetest “puppy eyes” look. 

He is still young and growing, so we don’t have finalized height and weight on him yet, but both of his parents matured at 11 inches and 9–11 pounds, which gives us a good idea of where he may land.

Casper comes from wonderful lineage. He is dual registered with the AKC and ASDR and is backed by strong conformation lines—including a champion parent, champion grandparents on his dam’s side, and lineage on his sires side tracing back to Fullerton’s Mystical Dragon Slayer, an international champion.

Personality-wise, Casper is everything we love in a Toy Aussie: playful, sweet, people-oriented, and endlessly charming. His baby coat is incredibly fluffy, and we’re hopeful he will carry that luxurious fluff into adulthood. His fluff has even earned him the nicknames fluffy, fluffer and fluffy nutter around here. 

We are excited to watch this handsome boy mature and look forward to what he will contribute to our program in the future.

Ocean is an absolutely striking black tri female with double blue eyes that stop people in their tracks. Her tan points are minimal—often giving her a bi-colored appearance at first glance—and her overall look is wonderfully typey, thick, and beautifully balanced.

Standing 12 inches and weighing 12 pounds, she carries that classic Aussie headpiece and build that we love: expressive, correct, and unmistakably Australian Shepherd in silhouette. She is also an NBT (natural bobtail) carrier, which means she may produce natural bobtail puppies.

Ocean also comes from a wonderfully blended pedigree. Her dam comes from very recognized, proven lines with multiple champions behind her, while her sire is from foundation stock. Bringing those two worlds together—strong, established lines and an exceptional foundation dog—adds valuable genetic diversity while still preserving a consistent, well-structured Toy Aussie.

Beyond her beauty, Ocean’s temperament is every bit as lovely. She is incredibly sweet and deeply affectionate in her own quiet, sincere way. While she’s perfectly content exploring independently and never causing trouble, when she chooses to come in for snuggles, they are the truest, most heartfelt cuddles—soft, close, and full of connection. She doesn’t demand constant affection, but always welcomes it, and this kind of temperament is a wonderful match for families who appreciate a dog that is loving without being overly needy. We anticipate that Ocean may pass along this beautifully balanced nature to her puppies.

Ocean is also highly intelligent, very biddable, and genuinely eager to please—such a hallmark of the Aussie breed. She loves to play, loves to work, and loves to learn. Fetch, tug, treats, and training sessions are all among her favorite things, and she approaches life with both enthusiasm and thoughtfulness. All around, she is a fantastic dog—beautiful inside and out—and an invaluable part of our program.

Eva is our beautiful red tri girl, graced with the most soulful amber eyes—soft, warm, and expressive in a way that feels almost human. She carries such a distinctly feminine look; her body type, presence, and carriage all have a natural elegance that makes her instantly recognizable. She also stands at 12½ inches tall and weighs 12–14 pounds, and sports a gorgeous full, intact tail that only adds to her charm and flowing silhouette.

Eva is an incredibly sweet soul. She has moments where she seems to truly smile, her whole face lighting up with contentment. She’s a bit of a homebody, happiest in the comfort of familiar places, and she absolutely loves food—something I tease her about often, as it makes her a girl after my own heart.

She is also a wonderful mother: gentle, attentive, patient, and nurturing in all the most important ways. Eva came to us at two years old from a breeder who was leaving the business, and she has been nothing short of a blessing. She is hardship registered from foundation stock, which I deeply value for the genetic diversity it brings to the breed—something I consider incredibly important in Toy Aussies.

Toward the end of 2026, once she is retired and spayed, I will likely consider inquiries for a potential forever home for Eva. There will never be any rush, and it would have to be an absolutely perfect match. I love her dearly, and she is thriving, happy, and no trouble whatsoever here. I simply believe that some dogs—especially dogs like her—have so much love and light to offer that it feels selfish to keep all of it to myself. She deserves the chance, if the right family appears, to be someone’s heart dog, someone’s constant companion, and to be doted on the way she so naturally invites.

Until then, and if that perfect situation never comes along, Eva will remain here with us, cherished and adored for the wonderful girl she is.