Australian Shepherds

Yes, they are very good around other pets as I have had many over the years. They are a herding dog similar to the Border Collie. They need lots of exercise to be healthy and happy. They are very good around children (also, just like borders) and will protect them, if properly raised.

http://www.akc.org/breeds/australian_shepherd/index.cfm

You can't. There is no such thing as a Toy Australian Shepherd.

There is a Toy Australian Shepherd and a Miniature Australian Shepherd. I have a mini. They are not recognized by the AKC, but that does not mean they don't exist. The breeds started years ago by breeding small Australian shepherds.

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Yes they are aggressive. They act reserved with strangers, but that does not mean shy.

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Because everyone knows that guys in real can't possibly match up with them xD

And so, you tend to feel an attachment to all the hot guys you see. And cute ones too xD

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The eyes do not matter in price.

a cane corso an a English mastiff
either a doberman or rotweiler ooh or maybe a Himalayan sheep dog

As a general rule Aussies will be larger than Brittanies. Some Aussie females are rather small and some Brittany males are a little bigger than the smaller Aussie's. There is also a mini Aussie that is about the same size as a Pomeranian.

Yes there are. See link in the related link section.

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Yes, a few to name are:

- German Shepherds

- Australian Shepherds

- Belgian Shepherds

They're all merely different by a name but sport many different looks and personalities from each other.

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I got my female Australian Shepherd when she was 3 months old and she weighed 11 lbs. then. She will be 6 months on August 7 and weighs 24 lbs. now. My vet said that she was a good weight. She is solid muscle and very active. Could it be that yours is a miniature Aussie?

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A normal, purebred Australian Shepherd will generally fall within the sizes listed on the Aussie breed standard. A male is generally 20-23 inches high at the shoulder, and a female is 18-21 inches high. Weight can vary from around 45-55 lbs for females and 50-65 lbs for males.

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its possible it could be "submissive peeing"

steering shaft "clunk" and broken speedometer. Both can be fixed by dealer and if under 70,000 miles should be fixed under warranty.

Intake gasket, engine coolant sensor, 4wd acutuator, wiper motor, fuel pump; these are all highly likely to go bad. Some other that are based on how will you take care of it is; transfer case, fuel injectors, brake lines. Most of the GM problems of this era of truck, GM took care of with this year of truck. 96's (Which I, jduckworth, have) have a list about twice this long. Just follow the maintence checks in the manual of the truck based on mileage, and you'll be better off.

No, you can't over run, or over exercise an Australian Shepherd. They will lie down when they have had enough. They love to play and run and you will grow weary before they do.

Dingo's could go for them if they are weak but nothing else should be a problem.

Australian Shepherds are easy-going, remaining puppy-like even in their adult years. This courageous dog makes a good watchdog for the home. Aussies are excellent with children, even with an active child, as they love to play. A devoted, loyal friend and guardian, for they are naturally protective. Affectionate, very lively, agile and attentive - they are eager to please, with a sixth sense about what the owner wants. Australian Shepherds are highly intelligent and easy to train. Though aggressive when at work with livestock, the Aussie is gentle with human friends. Australian Shepherds are not the kind of dog to lay around the living room all day or live happily in the backyard with only a 15 minute walk. They need much more exercise than that and something to occupy their mind daily or they will become bored, leading to serious behavior problems. Without enough mental and physical exercise and or a lack of a true pack leader, they can becomenervous and destructive if left alone. Socialize well to prevent them from becoming suspicious of strangers. Working lines may be too energetic for people who only have a moderately active lifestyle. Some like to nip people's heels in an attempt to herd them, and this behavior needs to be corrected teaching the dog that humans are not to be herded. The Aussie is a quiet worker. This breed is not usually dog aggressive.

10-15 pounds odd is normal.