Australian shepherd rescue california – puppies for sale – australian shepherd puppy

Australian shepherd puppy adoption .  This beautiful girl is on her way to become a wonderful dog.  Also, cindrel is filled with energy and can play with the best of them. Moreover, She is an explorer at heart and will investigate everything she happens upon. Furthermore, Her affectionate nature is contagious and soon you will find yourself rolling around on the ground with this puppy being covered in puppy kisses. In addition, She will arrive to you up to date on her age appropriate vaccinations along with a full nose to tail vet check and microchipped. cindrel promises not to disappoint and is patiently waiting just for you! Don’t miss out on calling this cutie yours!.

Parent’s Information

Mom’s Weight 6 – 7 lbs

Dad’s Weight 4 1/2 – 5 lbs

Registry AKC

Breed Information – Australian shepherd puppy adoption

Australian Shepherds are the ultimate working dogs. Actually not from Australia, as one might rationally conclude, these pups grew in popularity as herding dogs because of their high energy levels and impressive intellect. Also, These dogs like to be occupied with a job to do, and excel at many activities, including herding, search and rescue, and agility. Moreover,  Aussies often have distinctive merle coloring and bright, striking eyes that come in a variety of colors. Furthermore,  They are medium: sized, smart, loyal dogs and make devoted companions to active families.

Despite their name, the Australian Shepherd dog breed originated in the western United States, not Australia, around the time of the Gold Rush in the 1840s. Originally bred to herd livestock, they remain a working dog at heart.

The Aussie, as they’re nicknamed, are happiest when they have a job to do. Aussies are wonderful family companions if their intelligence and energy are channeled into dog sports or activities.

Although Australian Shepherds have the reputation for needing wide-open space, they do just fine in cities if they get enough stimulation and exercise. They’re not good apartment dogs, though. You’ll want at least a small yard to help them get out some of their high energy.

This herding dog’s pushiness with livestock can carry over into the home and, with a timid or inexperienced owner, he may assume the dominant role in the family. The breed needs a firm and confident owner ; Aussies probably aren’t a good choice if you’ve never had a dog before.