The Australian Shepherd has a body height of 45-58.5 cm, a well-proportioned body shape, and its body length is slightly longer than its body height. The Shepherd Dog is attentive and lively, with a soft and agile body, and strong but not clumsy muscles. The Australian Shepherd has a gentle personality and rarely barks. It is suitable for urban breeding. The owner does not need to worry about disturbing the neighbors.

Notes on raising Australian Shepherds:

1. Raising Australian Shepherds should be trained and trained from an early age so that they can develop good hygiene habits. Urinate and defecate anywhere, do not dig through trash cans, and do not bite sheets, sofas, clothing, etc.

2. Remove earwax and tartar from the dog every few days. Shepherd dogs have large eyes, and it is easy for dust and foreign matter to enter and cause eye diseases to avoid bacterial infection.

3. Infectious diseases are the primary diseases that endanger the health of dogs, and vaccination is the most effective method of epidemic prevention.

4. Do not feed taboo foods. Do not feed your Australian Shepherd irritating food as it can easily trigger hemolytic anemia.