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Hot: 7 to 24 °C
Cold: -12 to -6 °C
600 to 3K USD
200 to 400 PSI
Jump: 3-4 Feet
Run: 34-35 Miles per hour (54-56 km/h)
Although it is often thought of as an Australian Shepherd, this breed really has its roots in the late 1800s in the western United States. The breed originated in the East and Midwest of the United States and was later brought to the West by herding dogs from Britain.
The misnomer is in part due to the fact that some dogs of this breed came from Australia. The term "Australian Shepherd" probably came from the common practice of importing dogs from their homeland, where they were initially used to herd sheep.
An popularly referred to as the "Aussie," the Australian Shepherd is a breed that stands out as a unique and adaptable dog that has captivated the love of dog aficionados all over the world. Contrary to what its name suggests, the origins of this breed can be traced back to the United States of America in the nineteenth century. It was selected cultivated for its exceptional herding and working abilities during that time period.
Over the course of its history, the Australian Shepherd has developed into a valued friend, a competitor in dog sports, and a devoted working buddy. It is known for its physically remarkable traits as well as its extraordinary intellect.