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Do Aussie Shepherds have health problems?

Whether your Aussie is a new addition to the family or has been your faithful friend for years, it’s important to be aware of their potential health concerns. The 6 most common Australian Shepherd health issues include anxiety, skin and eye problems, joint dysplasia, Multiple Drug Sensitivity, and epilepsy.

How big do Aussies get?

about 18 to 23 inches

They are about 18 to 23 inches in height, and weigh from about 40 to 60 pounds (18 to 27 kilograms). Males generally are taller and heavier than females. Aussies live about 10 to 12 years. Aussies have a lush, medium-length coat that is straight or slightly wavy

How long does it take to potty train an Aussiedoodle puppy?

It usually takes about four months to potty train your average dog, though it can sometimes take as long as six months. Of course, they will slowly get better.

How do you discipline an Aussiedoodle?

Reward good behavior. They will want to please you, it is important to them. If they pick up something they are not supposed to take tell them NO and replace with something appropriate when they take it praise them.

What are Aussiedoodle eating habits?

They need an optimal blend of animal-based proteins, vegetables, healthy fats and oils, some carbs such as starchy vegetables, fruits, and grains like rice or oatmeal. Every dog is different, so keep an eye on your pup, especially when switching their food.

Do Aussiedoodles like water?

They really, really love to swim

If you don’t live near the water, a hose or sprinkler will do. Aussiedoodles like to help with gardening by grabbing the hose and shaking it around, and sometimes they even stick their face and paws in their water bowls.

What foods are Aussiedoodles allergic to?

The most common ingredients that trigger allergies in Aussiedoodles are synthetic preservatives, artificial flavors, and high protein ingredients like chicken or wheat. You might also want to consider if your pup is lacking essential fatty acids from their diet, such as salmon, flaxseed, or omega-3 fatty acids.