Cozy’s Texas Heelers and Stumpies

04/30/2026

We have two boys that still need their forever homes.

04/25/2026

I have had these words swirling in my mind to post since we discovered Salem was pregnant for the last time. I think it’s why I have waited longer to post this litter because it is such bitter sweet. I appreciate everyone who has been a part of this journey. I enjoyed getting to know everyone and their families and fur babies. As well as making special and even surprise memories. 🥺🐾❤️

My husband and I have spent the last few years raising Texas Heeler puppies.

What started as a simple question from our son—asking if we could breed our Australian Shepherd, Salem, with our Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog, Spooks—turned into a special journey full of memories. After taking the time to research the Texas Heeler breed, we quickly fell in love with everything they represent.

Salem and Spooks are both incredibly intelligent, loyal, and loving dogs, and we knew they had something special to pass on. Watching their traits come through in each litter has been one of the most rewarding experiences we’ve had as a family. We have worked hard to build a strong, beautiful lineage of Texas Heelers that we are truly proud of.

But what has made this journey the most meaningful isn’t just the puppies—it’s the people. Every family that has welcomed one of our puppies into their home has become a part of our story. We’ve met so many wonderful people along the way, and seeing our puppies grow up loved, cared for, and cherished has meant more to us than we can fully put into words.

As much as we’ve loved this chapter, our life’s priorities have changed, and with that has come a lot of reflection. We’ve also become more aware of just how many dogs are already in need of loving homes. Because of that, and our commitment to being responsible and intentional, we’ve made the decision not to continue breeding.

That said, we are so proud of what we’ve built and the legacy of dogs we’re leaving behind. These puppies come from a line of loyal, intelligent, and well-loved companions, and we have no doubt they will bring just as much joy to their new families as they have to ours.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us, trusted us, and become part of this journey of our last three litters.

This is our final litter. I look forward to making memories and building connections for our puppies one last time with this fourth litter.

—Falon Cozart & Family

04/25/2026

My husband and I have spent the last few years raising Texas Heeler puppies.

What started as a simple question from our son—asking if we could breed our Australian Shepherd, Salem, with our Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog, Spooks—turned into a special journey full of memories. After taking the time to research the Texas Heeler breed, we quickly fell in love with everything they represent.

Salem and Spooks are both incredibly intelligent, loyal, and loving dogs, and we knew they had something special to pass on. Watching their traits come through in each litter has been one of the most rewarding experiences we’ve had as a family. We have worked hard to build a strong, beautiful lineage of Texas Heelers that we are truly proud of.

But what has made this journey the most meaningful isn’t just the puppies—it’s the people. Every family that has welcomed one of our puppies into their home has become a part of our story. We’ve met so many wonderful people along the way, and seeing our puppies grow up loved, cared for, and cherished has meant more to us than we can fully put into words.

As much as we’ve loved this chapter, our life’s priorities have changed, and with that has come a lot of reflection. We’ve also become more aware of just how many dogs are already in need of loving homes. Because of that, and our commitment to being responsible and intentional, we’ve made the decision not to continue breeding.

That said, we are so proud of what we’ve built and the legacy of dogs we’re leaving behind. These puppies come from a line of loyal, intelligent, and well-loved companions, and we have no doubt they will bring just as much joy to their new families as they have to ours.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us, trusted us, and become part of this journey of our last three litters.

This is our final litter. I look forward to making memories and building connections for our puppies one last time with this fourth litter.

—Falon Cozart & Family

04/25/2026

Our last litter. Born 03/04/26. We have three girls and two boys. 🥰🐾❤️

01/03/2026

Update: We have found Bourbon his forever home with his sister. We are so excited for him! He going to be a very loved and spoiled boy! ❤️

Texas heeler puppy available for rehome. He is free to the right person/family. He was born 08/03/25 so he is five months old. He originally had a family that chose him but they were unable to commit last minute due to their circumstances changing. We had initially wanted to keep him. We love him so much. He has such a sweet and funny personality he’s so smart and fits into our little pack. We have decided four dogs is our limit that we can have to give them all the amount of love time and care they each need. We feel it would be more fair to him to have a home that he is the center of attention. My son named him Bourbon. He’s potty trained already knows some tricks and has grown up inside our home with multiple dogs and cats. He’s gentle and loves people and other animals. He’s on the smaller side and a natural stumpy tail. If interested please contact me at (931) 324-9350. Please txt first to let me know your interest and then I can give a call. My phone will screen out calls at times thinking they are spam. f

01/03/2026

https://www.lsn.com/dogs/texas-heeler-puppy-rehome/20597622.html?ref=share-api

Texas heeler puppy available for rehome. He is free to the right person/family. He was born 08/03/25 so he is five months old. He originally had a family that chose him but they were unable to commi...

10/12/2025

He is the last of our seven. Texas heelers make wonderful working dogs, family pets, or both. They also could he trained easily to become service and/or emotional suppoet dogs. His sweet, loving, and calm temperament would be perfect. Please contact me for additional details. # 🐾🥺🫶🏻