THINGS TO CONSIDER

The Size These Puppies Will Be

These puppies will most likely stay Toys, which is 10-13 inches tall (Mini's are 14-18 inches & Standards are 19-26 inches), though it's possible that some may end up around 14-17 inches. The can weigh anywhere from 5-30 lb's full grown. Puppies will leave our home litter box trained and beginning their outdoor potty training. They will have all of their current shots and vaccinations and will come with a small bag of starter food.

Are You A Good Fit For A Toy/Mini Aussie?

Please keep in mind that this is information is being taken from my own experiences raising Aussies and is meant to inform those new to the breed. For more information on Toy/Mini Aussies, please contact us.

Here is a basic checklist of what you will need:

•A fenced yard or fenced in area where they can potty and play.

•Animals that are accepting of new pets around the house.

•Time to train, play with and love on your new little one each day.

•The ability to pay for standard vet bills and their basic necessities.  

 

A few facts about Toy/Mini Aussies.

•As with any medium length coat dog, they do shed, though it's quite minimal if you keep them brushed.

•They can and will dig if left unattended for log periods of time, though this is not a common occurance.

•They are watch dogs and will bark to alert, though they are not typically 'barky'.

•They are not known to be agressive, insecure, or unfriendly.

•They do well with children and families, as well as with strangers.

•They are quite adaptable and mine all enjoy traveling.

•They are loyal, faithful and make excellent companions.

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Want to learn more about Australian Shepherds?

Check out Animal Planet’s “Dog 101 - Australian Shepherds”.

This is an excellent, short, educational video on the breed!