Aussies have a powerful instinct to herd, often showing dominant behavior with kids, pets, or objects.
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Always alert, Australian Shepherds react quickly to strangers or changes, making them sharp watchdogs.
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Once locked in, they don’t let go—this intense focus is great for work but can seem aggressive in play.
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Their quick reactions help them control livestock but also make them unpredictable if not trained early.
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Aussie Shepherds naturally guard their space, family, and territory with a bold presence.
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These dogs are independent thinkers and can push back when challenged—they need firm guidance.
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Aussies use their bark often—to warn, demand, or communicate—especially when they feel in control.
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Without activity, their energy turns into frustration. This can lead to destructive or dominant behavior.
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