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Australian Shepherd Links
Murray's Aussies has NO Puppies Available for Sale at this time;
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| Article - Terry Martin on "Leftover Puppies" | |
| Article - "So You think you want a Stock dog?" | |
| Article - "Trial Dogs and Ranch Dogs" | |
| Recipe for Liver Training Treats | |
| O'Bryant Ranch Aussies | Australian Shepherd Club of America |
| Bayfield Farm Aussies | Aussie Rescue |
| Slash V - A True Pictorial History of the Breed | Twin Oaks |
| American Kennel Club | Dogs 4 Sale |
| www.australian-shepherd-dog.com General resource of breeders, rescues, and clubs, including a selection of pictures of Australian Shepherds and informational links |
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Herding Instincts of the Australian ShepherdAussies are born with varying degrees of herding instinct and ability. Genetics & bloodlines play a large part on this instinct & ability. If you are interested in developing your dog's herding instinct, you will need to let him work livestock on a regular basis. Each Aussie will manifest this instinct at a different age. If you own sheep or cattle, the Aussie with instinct will quickly learn to help with the chores and can be a tremendous asset in handling the stock. Whether you live in the country or city, herding clinics and instruction by stock dog trainers can help you and your dog learn the techniques of herding livestock. Stock dog trials provide opportunities to test your teamwork and skills. The United States Australian Shepherd Association (USASA) is dedicated to the well-being of this breed. Its bi-monthly magazine, The Australian Shepherd Journal, offers articles and news of interest to Aussie fanciers everywhere. To subscribe to The Journal, contact: Donalee McElrath Phone and Written information:Leslie Sorensen E-mail requests for information: |
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