I had a Aussie for nearly 15 years, his name was Charly, we lost him last April and I miss his terribly. Watching this video makes me smile because he acted so much like these dogs. Thank you!
@@graceessi5768 Yes he was very protective. He was goofy and loved to play and even though he was very trusting and loved people I have no doubt if he thought my husband or I was in danger he would have protected us.
We have our second Aussie. Pebbles died 5 years ago. She was 16. Sasha is 13 weeks old and just as amazing, and challenging as pebbles was. Great dogs if you have the time to teach them properly, and give them something to do. We are in the process of building an agility course in the back yard for her. I will say that if you are a first time puppy parent the Aussie may not be a good choice.
My sweet Aussie's name was Camille. She was my best friend. I miss her everyday. I lost her tragically last Dec 29th. She followed me everywhere and yes, especially the bathroom. She loved everyone she ever met accept for one pushy narcissist that was told not to bring her snake to my home. She broght it anyway. My dog went nuts and growled at only her everytime she dropped over. Camille was a great judge of character. I loved and still love her very much.
Our Finnegan developed epilepsy after 10 years. Controllable during the 1st year, but sadly, the condition became progressively worse. Still, we were very happy to have Finn while we did!! A beautiful and lovely boy ❤
Granddad had one when I was growing up. Rodeo was a blue merle AS before they were recognized. That dog could go get the color horse he was told to. Was real good at herding cattle. Smartest dog I've ever seen.
Let's hear it for all the original Aussie Shepherd owners who let us use their images/clips in the video. Check out more of their content on their respective Instagram profiles. What do you like the most about Australian Shepherds? Let us know in the comments below!
I've had my Australian shepherd for 2 years now . His name is Arlo he's big 68 lbs and taller then most . He's light golden brown and white hates water but loves animals of all kinds .
Hi guys, my sister has a Australian Shepherd and he does not like it when I try to pet him on his head he always tries to bit me. Is that common with that breed of dog?
They very much are a one person dog mine used to stand two legs on each side of me every time my husband kissed me and show him his teeth, it was cute but biting should be corrected. Be careful with correction they are smart and sensitive. Bring treats and all will work out.
@@hitman6945 Mine dodges petting on the head. He likes the neck & ears but loves to his rear flanks scratched. They have extra padding there - to protect their hips from being injured from kicks from livestock. Mine has never worked, but he sure backs up to me for a “butt scratch” - it is like my official job. If my husband & I are kissing or hugging - he is barking & whining till we stop or reprimand him. I swear, if we were younger when we got him, he would’ve been a form of birth control. 🤣🤣 But seriously, If your friend’s dog is snapping at you -I’d keep my hands back. Our dog barks until we open the door & he is all happy to greet whoever is there. He has never snapped at anyone ever. Hopefully, the situation has resolved itself in a good way since your post.
They look exactly like sheep dogs - except most sheep dogs are black and white though I've seen others who are similar colours to these - who have never been anywhere near Australia or the US. They breed/use them in Korea as well and they're also from dogs whose parents were originally from Welsh sheep dogs.
I take my girl out 4 or more times a day in my back yard to play ball for 20 ins to 1/2 hour every time and she also plays in the house running around with our Maltese or they play and chase each other outside. She I very protected of our Maltese they are 6 mos. different in age. she still eats everything she can, she is 13 months old. A friend of mine that breeds them told me that Aussie can take up to 16 mos. to grow and 2 years to mentally grow up. up until 2 years they can go from being puppy to adolescence to an adult in seconds, and boy does my girl do that. But I love her.
the Aussies are made up of, Pyrenean Shepherds crossbred with other working dogs, including Border Collies and Colies .If you notice some Aussie's like mine looks so much like a Border Collie and people think she is.
my Aussie has one blue eye and one marbled eye. But my Shetland had heterochromia (one blue one brown eye). They have found out that docking their tails the poor puppies feel pain and do cry out. That is so cruel that is why most countries stop it. But not in America because they really do not care how the dog feels pain, only what those humane idiots what for themselves. My Aussie is black and white with more black but very little brown (hardly any brown) on mine. Ans she is very stubborn at times. Mine girl is a very excellent guard dog and protector to me. I got a DNA test and found out the only thing I should watch out for is MRD1 and my vet said it wasn't to worry about.
Our Aussie is one of the best dogs either of us have ever had! ❤️
I had a Aussie for nearly 15 years, his name was Charly, we lost him last April and I miss his terribly. Watching this video makes me smile because he acted so much like these dogs. Thank you!
Was yours very protective? Like of your household or you?
@@graceessi5768 Yes he was very protective. He was goofy and loved to play and even though he was very trusting and loved people I have no doubt if he thought my husband or I was in danger he would have protected us.
Im so sorry, we lost Sasha 1 year ago. I miss her everyday.
I am on my 3rd Aussie. Such a great breed.
I love my Aussie girl, she really has been the best pet I have had the pleasure to own.
you have a great way of explaining. you are a great speaker.
We have our second Aussie. Pebbles died 5 years ago. She was 16. Sasha is 13 weeks old and just as amazing, and challenging as pebbles was.
Great dogs if you have the time to teach them properly, and give them something to do. We are in the process of building an agility course in the back yard for her.
I will say that if you are a first time puppy parent the Aussie may not be a good choice.
My sweet Aussie's name was Camille. She was my best friend. I miss her everyday. I lost her tragically last Dec 29th. She followed me everywhere and yes, especially the bathroom. She loved everyone she ever met accept for one pushy narcissist that was told not to bring her snake to my home. She broght it anyway. My dog went nuts and growled at only her everytime she dropped over. Camille was a great judge of character. I loved and still love her very much.
Our Finnegan developed epilepsy after 10 years. Controllable during the 1st year, but sadly, the condition became progressively worse. Still, we were very happy to have Finn while we did!! A beautiful and lovely boy ❤
Granddad had one when I was growing up. Rodeo was a blue merle AS before they were recognized. That dog could go get the color horse he was told to. Was real good at herding cattle. Smartest dog I've ever seen.
Let's hear it for all the original Aussie Shepherd owners who let us use their images/clips in the video. Check out more of their content on their respective Instagram profiles.
What do you like the most about Australian Shepherds? Let us know in the comments below!
Their colors and floof
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@@DogsWiz I love it when he gets excited & shakes his “tail feather”. 🪶 That’s such a silly thing, but it always makes me laugh.
Had one until recently after 14 of the best years of my life with him. I miss him terribly every single day
Add "Strays" to the movie list. 😂
I had a red mearle...best dog Ive ever had. Super smart.
They are not from Australia. They are called Australian Sheppards, but they were bread in the western United States.
i have a 75% aussie and 25% golden retriever. he has espresso colors haha his name is Ace and he’s now 16 weeks.
Very nice video! ❤️
Just got an aussie pup❤❤❤❤❤
Me too! ❤
I've had my Australian shepherd for 2 years now . His name is Arlo he's big 68 lbs and taller then most . He's light golden brown and white hates water but loves animals of all kinds .
My puppy learned fetch in 2 days. He then learned Stay, Come and his name Goku. He is amazing.
Hi guys, my sister has a Australian Shepherd and he does not like it when I try to pet him on his head he always tries to bit me. Is that common with that breed of dog?
They very much are a one person dog mine used to stand two legs on each side of me every time my husband kissed me and show him his teeth, it was cute but biting should be corrected. Be careful with correction they are smart and sensitive. Bring treats and all will work out.
@@sammcturk8898 ok I’ll try that.
Try petting under his chin, on top of the head a lot of dogs see that as a threat.
@@hitman6945 Mine dodges petting on the head. He likes the neck & ears but loves to his rear flanks scratched. They have extra padding there - to protect their hips from being injured from kicks from livestock.
Mine has never worked, but he sure backs up to me for a “butt scratch” - it is like my official job.
If my husband & I are kissing or hugging - he is barking & whining till we stop or reprimand him. I swear, if we were younger when we got him, he would’ve been a form of birth control. 🤣🤣
But seriously, If your friend’s dog is snapping at you -I’d keep my hands back. Our dog barks until we open the door & he is all happy to greet whoever is there. He has never snapped at anyone ever.
Hopefully, the situation has resolved itself in a good way since your post.
Mine didn't like anything that obscured her vision, so ears and chin were ok but not the top of the head.
I've been wanting one so bad.
do it. I have one. they are amazing.
They look exactly like sheep dogs - except most sheep dogs are black and white though I've seen others who are similar colours to these - who have never been anywhere near Australia or the US. They breed/use them in Korea as well and they're also from dogs whose parents were originally from Welsh sheep dogs.
I take my girl out 4 or more times a day in my back yard to play ball for 20 ins to 1/2 hour every time and she also plays in the house running around with our Maltese or they play and chase each other outside. She I very protected of our Maltese they are 6 mos. different in age. she still eats everything she can, she is 13 months old. A friend of mine that breeds them told me that Aussie can take up to 16 mos. to grow and 2 years to mentally grow up. up until 2 years they can go from being puppy to adolescence to an adult in seconds, and boy does my girl do that. But I love her.
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I just got one and we love him he favours my husband though
I have a question, can they last a month without a vet visit?
the Australian Sherperd is a mixure of many different races.
the Aussies are made up of,
Pyrenean Shepherds crossbred with other working dogs, including Border Collies and Colies .If you notice some Aussie's like mine looks so much like a Border Collie and people think she is.
An hour or two?
I have 2
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mine likes to be a trouble maker and boss the bigger dogs around
I got a cubby aussie
my Aussie has one blue eye and one marbled eye. But my Shetland had heterochromia (one blue one brown eye). They have found out that docking their tails the poor puppies feel pain and do cry out. That is so cruel that is why most countries stop it. But not in America because they really do not care how the dog feels pain, only what those humane idiots what for themselves. My Aussie is black and white with more black but very little brown (hardly any brown) on mine. Ans she is very stubborn at times. Mine girl is a very excellent guard dog and protector to me. I got a DNA test and found out the only thing I should watch out for is MRD1 and my vet said it wasn't to worry about.
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Looks like a mudi isn't it??
I miss my Lady best dog I ever had.