Australian Shepherd Pros And Cons | Should You REALLY Get An AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD?
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 21. 08. 2024
- This video is about the Australian Shepherd Pros And Cons, the good and the bad.
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The Australian Shepherd, also known by dog lovers as an Aussie, was first identified in the US in the 1840s.
These animals are known to be loyal, energetic, and affectionate with their owners.
Like many other dogs, the pros and cons of an Australian Shepherd are highly dependent on the expectations of the individual pet owners.
This breed is categorized as a herding dog and is happiest when kept busy or entertained with a task.
As highly intelligent dogs, Aussies are easy to train and are eager to learn.
Now that's out of the way, let's start with some of the Pros:
Their Temperament:
Australian Shepherds can be described as the ultimate working breed that has a lot of energy, highly intelligent, active, and capable of learning many different skills.
With strangers, Aussies tend to be reserved and they take their time before they offer their friendship to new people in their life.
With their families, Australian Shepherds are affectionate, loyal, and known as velcro dogs.
If you don't know, this means that this dog will follow the owners from room to room and enjoys being close to their family.
Australian Shepherds are intelligent and have a strong desire to use their minds.
Activities such as training, interacting with their owners, and learning new skills are very important for Aussies.
Australian Shepherds hate to be left alone or bored.
This is the type of dog that needs to be involved in all family activities and thrives in an active family that can offer plenty of time, exercise, and a suitable job for this dog breed.
Whether it is a herding job or staying busy doing any active dog sport such as tracking, agility course, or anything else that keeps the dog busy, for this breed it is necessary to have something that keeps the dog doing something constructive every day.
Running and getting daily exercise is something that Australian Shepherds need to do every day.
Their endless energy needs a healthy outlet that also helps to prevent bad behaviors that stem from boredom.
Young Australian Shepherds and puppies are very active and will obviously need to be supervised during the first year or so.
They also need to start their obedience training and learning good manners.
Socialization is very important for this breed and the more time an owner invests into socializing the young Australian Shepherd, the more comfortable the dog will be in different situations.
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My Aussie saved us from a fire. Something in the water heater caught fire and the fire starting spreading in the basement while we were sleeping up on the third floor. We were staying with a friend and the alarms were not set up. She not only woke us up and scratched on the floor to let us know something was wrong downstairs. She found the friendâs cats and rushed them out to us so we didnât get stuck in the house looking. She refused to come out until she found all three cats. She came out of it safely, we all did, and the vet gave her an all clear health wise. We saw her crawling low and fast on the floor, so she even knew how to keep down to stay away from the smoke that was starting to come up. She was never near a fire before! Sheâs such a good dog, and a total hero
Love my Aussie. She is 11 months old. Follows me everywhere whether itâs the kitchen, yard, bathroom, shower. She is always by my side. We have a daily routine whether itâs the park or river. She changed my life. Best dogs ever.
How was raising her as a pup? Any tips? Thanks
@@pemadamdul she was great. Slept through the whole night day 1. Hand feed every meal while training. Get a place board. Ben patient and consistent. Socialize them early. I took her to Home Depot at like 10 weeks for âwalksâ and socializing
Do they have a strong dog smell?
@@gingerandspice1209 donât get a dog if that a concern you have
@@ede93 omg! I notice some dogs have a bad smell while others donât so thatâs why I asked
My Australian Shep just passed away from cancer. He was 12 and 5 months old. He was the best dog I've ever had the pleasure of owning.
sorry for your loss
Our family is thinking about an Aussie, Iâve done much research about them and I have learned a lot from this video, thank you!
These dogs' personalities vary greatly. I have had some that were very active and needed daily activity and others that are couch potatoes like my DazyDog I have now. She loves to play but not for a long time. She would rather snuggle than spend time outside playing. Of all the Aussies I have ever had Miss DazyDog is the sweetest, gentlest dog I have ever owned. These are great dogs for families with kids. Very protective.
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Yup, very accurate list. Velcro indeed. My Aussie is watching this video with me, lol.
We just got one a week ago and he has already tried to herd our few cats.Itâs kinda funny to watch cause the cats just look at him weird
I like Australian Shepards theyâre good herding dogs, cuddly and Iâve seen one of my community neighbors walk one last week. Oakley is a pretty friendly dog, from him jumping and letting me pet him showed that he really liked me. Oakley has a brown, grey and white fur and has eyes with two different colors (orange and light blue). Australian Shepard is another dog Iâve been thinking on getting in the future. And Iâve seen one shown in the movie Marmaduke, Mazie was Marmaduke girlfriend and love interest during the whole movie.
Had one named Gracie! She was the best! We had to put my friend down in February :( she is missed
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I love having an Aussie
We have had 4 Aussies over the last 25 years. Everything he said is very true. High energy, require daily exercise, and wary of strangers. If you want a sociable, outgoing dog that is friendly with strangers, donât get an Aussie, get a golden retriever. Aussies are wonderful dogs, but when strangers or children approach to pet our dog, we say no.
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Please do this for more dogs!! This is really helpful and I love your account â€
mine is almost 4 months, her name is Sadie she is very sweet, but sooo hyper. I love her though â€ïž
Oh, I should really! I cannot wait already.
We have 7 auzzie!!!đđđđđđđđđđđ then and they make me laugh!! Easy to train, socialize, behave in public and travel great!
the one and only con and one that you didn't mention is that every aussie will want to jump up on you and they have sharp claws. And they do shed leave hair clumps you need to vacuum daily. other then that they are perfect
I have a one he is sooo cute
I have this dog
Part of your video is showing Australian Cattle dog puppies.
Those "young Australian shepherds" at 2:24 aren't even Australian shepherds. Those are Australian cattle dogs. So I'm not sure how reliable the rest of the video is if you can't even distinguish two Very different breeds when you're making a video Specifically about a particular breed of dog. đ
Is that a synthesized voice used? It sounds somewhat "robotic", but I'm not 100% sure.
I have 2 mini ausis one of them is to young to run she is ten weeks old should she get a lot of exercise still
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As beautiful as this dog is, I don't think I'd be a good match. Can you all do one on Golden Retrievers?
Mine meets me at the door with his frisbee.
Every day.
Hi, i am planing to get a australian shepherd puppy in the summer. But i am, not sure if i should get a working line or a show line. Could u tell me some of the diffrence?
Show line
Work line tends to be geared more for work , his innate instinct to heard would be more prevalent
@@PhongTran-gu6fb well i am getting a working line
@All Over the Place âRedPandaâ yeah i am getting a working line. I feel like them are better at herding, and in sports.
1:49 I love how itâs not an Aussie lol
Just to let you know the younger pups running are actually Australian Cattle Dogs ie Heelers and not Australian Shepherds
I see a lot of videos why people shouldnât get them. I will say they have a lot of energy, and need to be trained right away. You have to let them out and run daily I trained mine off the leash, and she and he learned vocal commands. They come every where with me to my office, to long road trips. I donât recommend taking on plane unless itâs private and they can be with you at all times. They will rely on you more then a child mine use to come in to the bathroom with me. Now they sit at the door, and if I take to long they scratch and bark. They really need to be next to you. And he said they can be around strangers yes and no, if you arenât their or the people are good people my dogs go ballistic, they are well trained but strangers or bad people are a no go around thems. And please please donât get one if you canât afford to take of, these dogs will need the vet, the can be really brave and wild, and with age they will rely more on you, but while they are young and vibrant they will be right next to you their whole life no matter what nothing will keep them from you. But in return you will be their Shepard in later years of life most likely. They do not age well no matter how good you take care of them. They go blind quite easily.
There are no cons to having an Aussie
Please do Indian Spitz dog
Uhh... The running puppies you're showing in this video are not Australian shepherds. Those are Australian cattle dogs đ€Šđ»ââïž
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