
HUS FELLOW is a kennel for Australian Cattle Dogs in Pürbach, whose puppies are examined, dewormed, vaccinated, microchipped and hearing-tested, and are given to their new owners with ÖKV papers.

HUS FELLOW is a kennel for Australian Cattle Dogs in Pürbach, whose puppies are examined, dewormed, vaccinated, microchipped and hearing-tested, and are given to their new owners with ÖKV papers.

Vom Teufelsjoch breeds Australian Cattle Dogs in Bachmanning with tested, health-screened, and multiple award-winning breeding animals.

Vom Stift Vorau is a family-run hobby breeding kennel in Rohrbach for healthy, athletic, and well-socialized Australian Cattle Dogs.

Warrigals Spirits breeds Australian Cattle Dogs in Styria for dog sports, search and rescue work, and family life.







There are still few Australian Cattle Dog breeders listed in Austria. Here are the closest ones in Germany.





Von der Sturmhöhe is a hobby kennel affiliated with the VDH in Hundersingen, where Chinese Crested Dogs grow up as part of the family.

Breeding Australian Cattle Dogs in Baden-Württemberg, run by a long-standing rescue dog handler and dog school operator with dog sports and cattle work.

Australian Cattle Dog breeding in Sindelfingen in Baden-Württemberg: The puppies grow up right in the middle of the family, and the breeder is active on the board of her breed club.

Geese Creek’s breeds healthy, even-tempered and eager-to-work Australian Cattle Dogs in Rudolstadt for sport and work with livestock.


Lucky Station is a small hobby kennel for Australian Cattle Dogs in Hochdorf-Assenheim that places great importance on the socialization and environmental acclimatization of the puppies.


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