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Australian Shepherds Australia is an educational resource. We cannot diagnose medical conditions, assess an individual dog's behaviour remotely or provide personalised veterinary advice.
If your dog is unwell, injured or showing symptoms that concern you, contact a veterinarian who can assess the dog directly.
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Individual assessment helps answer the questions that depend on the individual dog.
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If you're looking for information about Australian Shepherds rather than contacting us about the website, these sections are a good place to start.
Understand the Aussie
History, temperament, colours and the traits behind the Australian Shepherd.
Breed health
Explore health information and the issues worth understanding throughout an Aussie's life.
Work with the brain
Training, communication and practical guidance for living with an intelligent working breed.