Australian Shepherd

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The Australian Shepherd is an intelligent, energetic herding dog breed known for its agility, trainability, and strong work ethic, often excelling in dog sports and farm work.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dog breed
herding dog
working dog
averageFemaleHeight 46–53 cm
averageFemaleWeight 18–25 kg
averageMaleHeight 51–58 cm
averageMaleWeight 25–32 kg
coatColor black
blue merle
red
red merle
coatLength medium
coatMarkings tan points
white markings
coatTexture straight
wavy
coatType double coat
commonName Aussie
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developedFrom Basque herding dogs
exerciseNeeds high
eyeColor amber
blue
brown
heterochromia
groomingNeeds moderate
group Herding Group NERFINISHED
lifeExpectancy 12–15 years
notableTrait high trainability
strong herding instinct
versatility in dog sports
originPeriod 19th century
primaryRole farm dog
herding livestock
recognizedBy American Kennel Club NERFINISHED
Fédération Cynologique Internationale NERFINISHED
United Kennel Club NERFINISHED
suitableFor active owners
tailType full tail
naturally bobbed tail
temperament energetic
intelligent
loyal
protective
trainable
work-oriented
usedFor agility competitions
dog sports
flyball
herding trials
obedience competitions
ranch work
search and rescue
service dog work
therapy dog work

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