Wildcat Farm Kennels

08/25/2026

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08/23/2026

Exciting news coming!!!! We are excited to announce new facility and building plans at Wildcat Farm Kennels and the newest news is we will be offering boarding for your fur friends as well. We have standard rooms and 3 Bougie Rooms. ❤️ More details to come on that! Wildcat Kennels is growing not only in Mini Australian Sheperd lines but will be offering new options for your family. Stay tuned 🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶

08/23/2026

Every morning! 🤣 Got to Lov an Aussie Puppy. They love mornings and camping🤦‍♀️🤣

08/20/2026

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Life is better with a Miniature Australian Shepherd! Farm raised and loved. 🥰 We are in a business of not breeding but raising beautiful, smart and loving babies that love the outdoors. Raised on a 600 acre poultry farm. 🐶

07/20/2026

☀️ Summer Heat & Your Australian Shepherd: What Every Owner Should Know. Read This Before You Go Outside… Protect Them From The Summer Heat 🥵🌞

07/14/2026

This is sooo true for Mini Australian Sheperds. They bond deep love deep and truly show what unconditional love really is ❤️❤️🐶🐶

Most of us know our dogs are deeply connected to us. They celebrate our happiest moments❤️, comfort us when we’re down🫂, and often seem to know exactly how we’re feeling.

The reality is that modern life can be incredibly stressful. Work, finances, family responsibilities, and everyday pressures can leave many of us carrying chronic stress. Unfortunately, research suggests our dogs may carry some of that burden too.

Published in the peer-reviewed journal Scientific Reports (Nature Portfolio), researchers found that a dog’s long-term stress levels were more closely tied to their owner’s stress than to their breed, activity level, or training. In other words, the calmer the owner, the calmer the dog tended to be.

Of course, none of us can eliminate stress completely. Life happens.

That’s why supporting your dog’s ability to cope with everyday stress is so important.

Primitive Probiotics™ contains the clinically studied probiotic Lactobacillus plantarum LP815, which has been shown in a placebo-controlled, peer-reviewed canine study to help dogs stay calmer during stressful situations, react less to loud noises, recover more quickly after stress, and show improvements in anxiety-related behaviors. Combined with L. rhamnosus GG, B. bifidum, canine-derived strains, and soil-based probiotics, the formula helps support the gut-brain axis—the two-way communication network between the gut and the brain that plays an important role in mood, behavior, and emotional resilience.

While we can’t always control the stress in our own lives, we can help support our dogs’ gut microbiome and nervous system so they’re better equipped to handle the challenges of everyday life.

If you’re looking for a science-backed way to support your dog’s emotional well-being, comment BETTERBELLY and we’ll send you the link.

07/02/2026

Definitely a good read. Most breeds unless a hunting breed can get stressed with gun fire or fireworks. Check this out…could help your Fur Buddy get through those times. 🧨 🎇🧨🎆🧨

🎆🧨 FIREWORK SEASON IS HERE—SUPPORT YOUR DOG NOW.💣🐾

For many dogs, the stress of fireworks doesn’t end when the holiday is over. Anxiety can linger for days or even weeks after the last boom.

A new peer-reviewed, randomized, placebo-controlled study found that dogs given the probiotic L. plantarum LP815 for 4 weeks had significantly lower anxiety, recovered more quickly after stressful events, slept more consistently, and displayed calmer everyday behavior.

If your dog struggles with fireworks, support their gut-brain connection now, and continue for at least 3–4 weeks after the holiday to help ease the lingering emotional effects of this stressful experience and promote a calmer recovery.

If you want to explore a science backed probiotic option for your dog, comment BETTERBELLY and we’ll DM you the link.