Our 15 month old Gus is a toy and 14 lbs. Two of the best things I Iearned from you when we first got him is the "stand" and being able to turn him over and handle him for nail clips, etc. My husband is still amazed that I can put Gus anywhere and tell him to "stand" and he will....until I get him down.
Hey bestie Dreamgaits ❤ I love your hat ❤ so cute ❤ agree ! You are correct 👍🏻 It’s like Pomeranians too ! Have a good weekend hugs from Hendo and Rita
It is amazing how many breeders never measure their breeding stock but just "guess" or tell people what they want to hear. Not saying that is the case here as it is possible to get standards out of mini breedings and even toy breedings! Either way, I am sure you love your dog no matter what size.
@@dreamgaits We met the Mom (biggish) and Dad (smallish) prior to breeding and signed on the dotted line so we always knew our guy may be on the big side. I was surprised by the range of sizes in the same litter. One healthy little guy was destined to be a toy while some others like ours may end up being standards. If we wanted a guaranteed small dog we would have gotten a Yorkie!
Hello, in regards to Matt, if he is a toy due to height but recognized as a mini, how does that work with showing in conformation and breeding? I'm new to the breed and trying to learn. Thank you for the informative video on measuring and breed name change 🙂
My Cleo is a standard Aussie I’m more wondering about weight how to decide if she is overweight. She weights 60 lb I feed her twice a day 3/4 cup kibble with 1/4 of fresh protein. Love to know What your thoughts are!
Hi Shannan, Since I don't know your dogs height, length, age, activity level and bone structure I can't speak to this. Generally ribs should be easily felt, the dog should have a "waist" etc. Your best bet is to ask your vet about your dog's weight and if it is appropriate for her frame, age size.
How can I stop my aussie from eating other dogs poop. She gets a good dog food and I have given her vitamins like the vet said and she still does it. She weights 65 lbs and she is 19 months old.
This has been the best video showing the different sizes! You are truly amazing!
Thank you @SadakosTV I am glad you found it helpful. (-:
Our 15 month old Gus is a toy and 14 lbs. Two of the best things I Iearned from you when we first got him is the "stand" and being able to turn him over and handle him for nail clips, etc. My husband is still amazed that I can put Gus anywhere and tell him to "stand" and he will....until I get him down.
Nice job, Mary! Well done.
Nikita is so in love with you. She never takes her eyes off of you.❤️
I spent a ton of time training her for show when she was a puppy and the bond really shows.
Hey bestie Dreamgaits ❤ I love your hat ❤ so cute ❤ agree ! You are correct 👍🏻
It’s like Pomeranians too ! Have a good weekend hugs from Hendo and Rita
That hat is so warm! I don't know where I got it but I love it. Hugs and kisses Hendo! Stay warm!
@@dreamgaits looks warm and cozy
cute hat!
Thanks!
Uh oh. Our 7-month male “mini” Aussie is 16.5” tall following the prescribed method. Methinks 18” is in the bag. 😂
It is amazing how many breeders never measure their breeding stock but just "guess" or tell people what they want to hear. Not saying that is the case here as it is possible to get standards out of mini breedings and even toy breedings! Either way, I am sure you love your dog no matter what size.
@@dreamgaits We met the Mom (biggish) and Dad (smallish) prior to breeding and signed on the dotted line so we always knew our guy may be on the big side. I was surprised by the range of sizes in the same litter. One healthy little guy was destined to be a toy while some others like ours may end up being standards. If we wanted a guaranteed small dog we would have gotten a Yorkie!
Oh thank you very much for this UA-cam and I was hoping you were going to measure Shelby. Is that one a miniature or a standard?
Mini.
My Aussie's ASDR papers say he is a toy, but he measures between 14.5 and 15" tall. lol
Parents were probably toys. Sometimes they get bigger than their parents.
Hello, in regards to Matt, if he is a toy due to height but recognized as a mini, how does that work with showing in conformation and breeding? I'm new to the breed and trying to learn. Thank you for the informative video on measuring and breed name change 🙂
Can't show a toy but can breed him.
Can you ever show an Australian Shepherd that’s crossed with a border collie 2:41
In sports such as agility, flyball, obedience, etc yes, in conformation, no.
My standard aussie pup is 6 months in a few days and he's 47lbs. Do you think he'll get any bigger?
Yes! At only six months he has a ways to go. Let me guess 65 pounds at one year.
My Cleo is a standard Aussie I’m more wondering about weight how to decide if she is overweight. She weights 60 lb I feed her twice a day 3/4 cup kibble with 1/4 of fresh protein. Love to know What your thoughts are!
Hi Shannan, Since I don't know your dogs height, length, age, activity level and bone structure I can't speak to this. Generally ribs should be easily felt, the dog should have a "waist" etc. Your best bet is to ask your vet about your dog's weight and if it is appropriate for her frame, age size.
How can I stop my aussie from eating other dogs poop. She gets a good dog food and I have given her vitamins like the vet said and she still does it. She weights 65 lbs and she is 19 months old.
Still eating dog poop? Has it been a year soon ? I think I remember back some months ago that you had the same problem ❤
Yes she is. She has been doing it for a bout 9 months.@@Hendopomeranianpuppy
You might try a good probiotic like fortiflora. Sometimes they are looking for digestive enzymes when they do that.
@@dreamgaits I put little yogurt (no sugar) on Hendo’s food , that helped