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The Australian shepherd is well liked for his color. But do not forget that he is a great athlete. Naturally obedient, the Australian shepherd listens to his master, and he is easy to educate. Mastering the 'recall' techniques in every circumstance is very important with an Australian shepherd. He is smart, he has a great instinct, but he is quite the quarrelsome. The minute he gets in your home, you have to expose him to other dogs and fix him rules. You should register him in the puppy school in the canine club of your region.

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Pub dateJun 8, 2018
ISBN-10172097232X
ISBN-139781720972327
LanguageEnglish
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