Australian Shepherd Genetics: Merle-to-Merle Risks and Eye Color
The merle gene (PMEL17) in Australian Shepherds creates the marbled coat pattern by diluting pigment in random patches. A single…
Highly intelligent herding dog — energetic and trainable, happiest with a job and plenty of activity.
The merle gene (PMEL17) in Australian Shepherds creates the marbled coat pattern by diluting pigment in random patches. A single…
When evaluating an Australian Shepherd puppy, require documentation of MDR1 testing, hip and elbow evaluation, and eye examination on both…
The most common Australian Shepherd myths are: they are from Australia (they were developed in the American West by Basque…
Adult Australian Shepherds need a minimum of 90 minutes of daily exercise that combines physical activity with mental engagement. Walking…
An Australian Shepherd is right for you if you can commit to 90-plus minutes of daily physical and mental exercise,…
Australian Shepherds originated in the western United States during the 1800s, developed by Basque shepherds who emigrated from the Spain-France…
Australian Shepherds are intensely handler-focused herding dogs that bond deeply with one primary person and shadow them constantly, earning the…