You are doing a great job with him, he seems to be really getting the hang of showing. Do me a favor though, move him on a dead loose lead, he appears to be straining into the lead which is throwing him front off and is causing him to over extend in the rear. Remember, he isn't Laika, just let him go, and keep up with him, as long as he isn't breaking his gait, and he wants to move in front of you, this is a very good thing.
Since there technically is no such thing as a 'Mini' Aussie, he is just an Australian Shepherd. He is a puppy, and he is only 10 weeks old. He will be about 21 inches at the shoulder and roughly 45 pounds when he's full grown.
You are doing a great job with him, he seems to be really getting the hang of showing. Do me a favor though, move him on a dead loose lead, he appears to be straining into the lead which is throwing him front off and is causing him to over extend in the rear. Remember, he isn't Laika, just let him go, and keep up with him, as long as he isn't breaking his gait, and he wants to move in front of you, this is a very good thing.
kyanite 2 years ago
Is he a Mini Aussie or a Standard Aussie?
sslew 2 years ago
Since there technically is no such thing as a 'Mini' Aussie, he is just an Australian Shepherd. He is a puppy, and he is only 10 weeks old. He will be about 21 inches at the shoulder and roughly 45 pounds when he's full grown.
AussieShepherdGal 2 years ago