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Hayworth – The Showstopper

5 Weeks Old

The Showstopper is shining brighter with every performance! Hayworth spent the week confidently exploring outdoor sounds, gentle moving objects, and her first slide adventures. She’s also beginning to learn bite inhibition as her puppy teeth have fully come in, while continuing to grow stronger and more playful.

 

We update this page each week so you can follow her journey from newborn to puppy matching day.

Hayworth – Female Parents: Skye x Gilbert

Follow along as this puppy grows and begins to show who they are.

 

It’s one of the best ways to get a feel for each puppy before temperament testing.

Snapshot

  • Female
  • Red Merle
  • Born: June 12, 2026
  • Available After: August 6, 2026

Growth & Development

Instead of writing a lot early on, we let their growth speak for itself.

 

Each stage brings small changes—awareness, movement, interaction—and over time, those little things start to come together.

Looking Back at the Early Weeks

7 Weeks Old

Continuing to grow in awareness and interaction as we prepare for temperament testing.

6 Weeks Old

More movement, more curiosity, and beginning to show those early individual traits.

5 Weeks Old

Play is increasing, and they’re becoming more engaged with their surroundings.

4 Weeks Old

Starting to explore more and becoming more aware of what’s around them.

Hayworth, a red merle female Australian Shepherd puppy, posing with a cinema ticket sign, popcorn, diamonds, and a boa.

3 Weeks Old

Eyes open, movement increasing, and those first little interactions begin.

Hayworth, a red merle female Australian Shepherd puppy posing in a patriotic red, white, and blue Fourth of July setting.

2 Weeks Old

Early changes are starting as awareness begins to develop.

Hayworth, a red merle female Australian Shepherd puppy from Match Dot Pup's Old Hollywood Collection.

1 Weeks Old

Growing steadily and staying close to mom in these early days.

Hayworth, a red merle female Australian Shepherd puppy, resting on her back in a basket outdoors.

Newborn

Just arrived and settling in with mom and littermates.

Hayworth, a newborn red merle Australian Shepherd puppy being held for a portrait photo

Temperament

Right now, we’re simply watching how this puppy develops.

 

More detailed notes will be added after temperament testing, when we have a clearer picture of natural traits and overall fit.

Best Fit

We’ll update this section after temperament testing.

 

That’s when we can begin to guide placement based on what will work best for each home.

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