Times are changing
Sustainable, small-scale breeding is the new standard
Dogs are family… Choose a breeder who lives by this.
What makes Seabreeze different?
PUPPIES ARE RAISED IN OUR HOUSE!
Our puppies are cared for and adored every single day. We work with them on household desensitization, general commands, potty training and crate training in the 8 weeks they are with us. We teach them basic manners like not biting your face or shoes. We also work with them on spatial awareness, respect and submission. When they are 6-8 weeks old, we take them out at 3am every morning to go potty and the litters EXCEL at not having accidents in the house at night. If owners keep this up when they go home, potty training them is a breeze!
Seabreeze is located in San Diego, CA.
Australian Shepherds:
Aussies are known for their intelligence, loyalty, athleticism and beauty. They have become popular in recent years, and despite enjoying seeing them everywhere, it has been disheartening to see the quality of the breed depleting. Here at Seabreeze our number 1 goal is to provide Quality over Quantity and ensure temperament, confirmation and health is prioritized.
Purebred Australian Shepherds are not meant for everyone! They require a consistent amount of exercise, training and mental stimulation. Our AKC/ASCA Australian Shepherds will be placed in homes we know can keep up with their demand and give them the leadership they require.
AussieDoodles:
AussieDoodles (Poodle+Aussie) are called the “Einstein Dog” - they have gained recent popularity for their intelligence, velcro-nature and exquisite coloration. They are a fun mix that encompass the best of both breeds (when bred responsibly) and yes, our 2nd-generation doods do not shed. They give families with allergies the chance to own a special piece of an Aussie.
Hi, my name is Elle!
I don’t just love my dogs; they are part of who I am. I’ve had Aussies since I was 4 years old and I decided to take my truest passion and make it what I do.
I’ve owned my own Aussies since I was 18 and they’ve traveled everywhere with me. From hiking national parks together to being the ring bearers at our wedding, my dogs are by my side. The standard of ownership has massively changed in younger generations: 1) Families raise their puppies inside and alongside their children 2) Young professionals are having less babies and turning to fur-children instead. The standard for ownership has changed and the breeding standard has to change as well. It’s no longer acceptable to have puppies and keep them in a barn for 8-weeks without socialization or human interaction… Having litters of puppies comes with great responsibility and dedication. If you’re bringing new dogs into this world, you better give them the best life from day one!
