WELCOME TO
TASAA
Our Mission
is to join together
and work
toward the recognition
and betterment
of the breed,
always keeping in mind that the
type (impression) should be that of the
TASAA
Our Mission
is to join together
and work
toward the recognition
and betterment
of the breed,
always keeping in mind that the
type (impression) should be that of the
Australian Shepherd.
Photo courtesy of Pocket Aussies.
Photo courtesy of Boot Top Aussies.
Photo courtesy of Compact Classic Aussies
The Objectives of TASAA
To Educate owners and breeders about selecting only quality dogs from the gene pool that always represents the Toy Australian Shepherd as a herding dog in its diminutive size.
To Protect and covet the dog that comes closest to the breed standard.
To Pursue further recognition of the breed through all venues possible.
To Gain acceptance in conformation, sporting trials and other activities where the inherited type and versatility can be validated.
To Maintain accurate records for the registry.
To Ensure a high standard of health and structure by requiring that all health records be provided to the registrar at the time of application.
To Promote sportsmanship and camaraderie between members.
To Provide a detailed breed standard for judges and members as well as to educate the public.
To Promote the Toy Australian Shepherd as a true size variation.
To Educate owners and breeders about selecting only quality dogs from the gene pool that always represents the Toy Australian Shepherd as a herding dog in its diminutive size.
To Protect and covet the dog that comes closest to the breed standard.
To Pursue further recognition of the breed through all venues possible.
To Gain acceptance in conformation, sporting trials and other activities where the inherited type and versatility can be validated.
To Maintain accurate records for the registry.
To Ensure a high standard of health and structure by requiring that all health records be provided to the registrar at the time of application.
To Promote sportsmanship and camaraderie between members.
To Provide a detailed breed standard for judges and members as well as to educate the public.
To Promote the Toy Australian Shepherd as a true size variation.
