All About Juniors
The Future of the Australian Shepherd
What is the juniors program?
The ASCA® Juniors Program was designed to encourage youth involvement with Australian Shepherds. At ASCNE, we bring this vision to life by helping juniors:
- Take pride in ownership and responsibility for training
- Use humane, effective methods of handling and training
- Develop patience and perseverance in working with their Aussies
- Build a strong work ethic — proving that hard work pays off
- Learn discipline in setting and reaching goals
- Compete with good sportsmanship on a fair playing field
- Celebrate the bond with a dog trained primarily by the junior handler
Through the Juniors Program, young handlers gain not only skills in dog training and competition, but also life lessons, confidence, and friendships that last a lifetime.
Opportunities for Juniors
ASCNE juniors can compete in nearly every venue available to adult handlers, including:
- 🐾 Conformation — show off breed standards in the ring
- 🐾 Agility — speed, accuracy, and teamwork on the course
- 🐾 Obedience — precision training and commands
- 🐾 Rally — fun, handler-dog teamwork through a course
- 🐾 Stock dog — showcasing the Aussie’s natural instincts
- 🐾 Dock Jumping — fast-paced, high-energy sport
- 🐾 Tracking — advanced scent work and focus
These activities help juniors understand the versatility of the Australian Shepherd while strengthening their bond with their dogs.
Eligibility
Juniors ages 3–17
Events
Conformation, agility, obedience, rally, herding, and more
Membership
Requires ASCA® membership plus ASCNE Juniors enrollment
Focus
Education, fair play, and sportsmanship
Benefits
Training experience, friendships, community support
Goals
To prepare tomorrow’s breeders, trainers, and judges
Why Juniors Matters
The future of the Australian Shepherd breed rests in the hands of today’s juniors. By supporting them now, ASCNE ensures the breed continues to thrive in New England and beyond.
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