Australian Shepherd Eye Colors and Split Eyes
Australian Shepherd eye colors, including split and marbled irises along with brown and blue shades, explained by genetics.
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Black Tri and Red Tri Australian Shepherds
Black tri and red tri Australian Shepherd coats feature specific black or red pigments, white markings, and copper points.
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The Two Merle Patterns an Aussie Can Carry
Australian Shepherd coat colors and genetic traits explain blue merle and red merle patterns, eye colors, and pigment variations.
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Australian Shepherd Docking and Where It Stands
Australian Shepherd tail docking history, the natural bobtail gene, and the American Kennel Club breed standards explaining four inch lengths.
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The Australian Shepherd Natural Bobtail
The Australian Shepherd natural bobtail genetic trait explains why puppies are born with short or absent tails in litters.
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The Australian Shepherd Head and Expression
The Australian Shepherd head features balanced proportions, clean structure, and expressive features that communicate intelligence and working ability.
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Australian Shepherd Height and Weight
Australian Shepherd height standards specify twenty to twenty three inches for males and eighteen to twenty one inches for females.
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The ASCA Australian Shepherd Standard
The ASCA Australian Shepherd standard explains the physical traits, temperament, and working heritage defined by the club.
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The Two Dates That Brought the Aussie Into the AKC
Two historical dates and the Australian Shepherd Club of America trace the journey of the Aussie into the American Kennel Club.
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Aussie Trick Dogs on Television
Australian Shepherds on television utilize natural breed aptitude and rigorous training to perform incredible feats in entertainment.
