I`m not sure if there is a fix for this. My mother hasn`t seen her cat much since she got an inside dog and she`s tried a lot of things. From my own personal experiences, I`ve found cats do well if

You should be able to retrain him in a month or so. The key is patience and repetition. Every SINGLE time he poops in the house, calmly take him to it, put his nose very close and tell him “no”

the peeing is a sign of a submissive dog and yes there is a way of combatting it. this form of submission can be won over with slow but friendly advances of your older brothers or any male figure for

Those are called "prick" ears and are rare, but possible, in Australian Shepherds. They develop within the first year or two depending on the conditions that the puppy grows up in. Hot weather = prick

Not sure, but I have a 6 1/2 month old aussie male that weighed 46lbs 8 oz 3 weeks ago - I do believe that yours and mine are at the TOP end of the weight scale ... mine's not at all fat, though, he's

That does seem to be awfully tall for a four month old, but if you will go to the following link you can find out all you need to know about an Australian Shepherd. http://asca.org/About+Aussies/Breed

A color that most commonly has Aussies have ear problems is Red merle. It looks kind of orangish. But that's all I know.

I have an almost 8 yr. old male australian shepherd and I live in southeast texas where the temp. in the summer time gets 102 heat index. However my dog stays in the house and gets walked twice a day

The average litter size of the litter of an Australian shepherd is about 7. Hope this helps :) -Sreemoyee

Aussies have a tendency to herd anything that moves to include people outside their master(s). For the Most part it is normal so long as it is not agressive behavior as in the dog is being what one w

Avg Size of male: Height: 20-23 Weight: 50-65 Avg Size of Female: Height: 18-21 Weight: 40-55 Hope this helps :) -Sreemo

If she cannot walk properly, then, it is a matter.But if her legs shake only when she squats to pee, then it isn't any problem. The average weight of female Australian shepherds are 40-55. So, your do

Yes, Aussies can come in this color.It may be a red merle Aussie, though I don't know what your Aussie looks like. I have an aussie/German Shepherd mix who is "Best friends" with my friend f

best suggestion; take him/her to mans best friend.

No! Aussies should be very alert. Are you sure he is getting enough protien to eat? He may have worms if he hasn't been wormed with the right wormer. OR he may not be purebred. Alot of breeders hav

Yes.

If you got your dog from a breeder, you should be able to contact that person for help with this. If not and you're sure this is a purebred Aussie, you may need o "train" the ears to stay d

Since you got him from a shelter it likely that he is not purebred. But the aussie traits may still dominate. We have an Aussie/McNabb cross and he has turned out to be the best dog we have ever owne

Hi, I too have an Aussie that had the same situation, a couple years back. The only way I got him to eat, is can dog food, and our food mixed with some dry.He also had chews alot , in his puppyhood. H

This could be a sign of a weakening heart. My dog recently passed away due to heart failure due to my failure to notice any slight signs of uneasiness and take action. Best wishes for you and your pet

My 8 month old Aussie does not have any odor.

Our Aussie is great with our two young boys. If they get rough he stays in play mode. May nip lightly at times but ussually when they are wrestling with him. Their friends come in the house and he lea

pregnancy is about 63 days. a dog can be in heat for a month or so and you will notice your dog to be pregnant by the way she reacts to you, if she gets picky with her food, starts having unusual beha

My puppies ears didn't stand straight up.

Australian Shepherds are a very high energy breed and require alot of excersize as well as mental stimulation. If they have a "job" to do and are excersized on a daily basis, they seem to le

That's too bad, but I wouldn't worry tons. Try having your husband kneel and feed the dog treats himself as he gently pets your Aussie. Then move slowly to him standing, still petting and praising you

I have 3 females (spayed) and they get along great. We actually got the second one so that the first one would have a playmate and the third was a rescue. I think with these type of dogs they are mo

I think this is normal for a lot of dogs. I have 3 aussies now. My wife is home all day but they will not eat until I come home from work. I had 2 shepherd/retrievers in the past and they did the s

Simple answer. Have him neutered and enjoy him for the wonderful creature he is.

There is no rational thinking behind the male-female thing if the dogs are neutered/spayed. It has nothing to do with their compability as housemates.

just wait for them to grow up a bit. its okay if theyre just grey when born. the spots will come in as they grow.

What is a "fiest"? and how is this an Australian Shepherd??

I am surprised that as a breeder, you don't know this. Yes, the "prick ear" can be passed on, and no, it is not acceptable in Aussies. However, some breeders still breed this type, with th