The DNA merle test will determine whether a dog is a homozygous or heterozygous merle. This is Shawna Graham's "Oink". He's a homozygous merle and is nearly all white. He is deaf, and his eyes are very pale. Oink fits the description of a typical homozygous merle pretty well, but not all homozygous merles are as white as Oink.
Signs include skin and coat issues, and behavioral changes, like lethargy, inactivity, and mental dullness, all highly unusual traits in a typical Australian shepherd. If your Aussie is exhibiting any of these signs, consult your vet immediately; while not curable, hypothyroidism is treatable with medication. Leia.
Blue Merle Australian Shepherds. Blue merle is another popular Aussie color. This is the most unique color combinations among the four colors of Australian shepherds. Blue merle Australian shepherd dogs are not of complete blue. Blue merle means the dog has a grey coat and the coat has black spots. This creates a blue effect.
Yahtzee. Yogi. Yuma. Zasha. Zeena. Zilly. Zuzu. While choosing a name for your Australian Shepherd, be sure to avoid names which sound like standard commands such as come, go, fetch, sit, stay, etc. Also, if there is more than one dog in your family, it is better to choose names that do not sound similar. For lovers of color, this dog has it all - harlequin pattern, Irish spotting pattern, ticking, and tan points! This is a litter of newborns, courtesy of Sandy Cornwell. The two top pups are nonmerles - one is dark red and one is black. The pup on the lower left is a blue merle harlequin, and the pup on the lower right is a red merle harlequin. Australian Shepherds for sale in Los Angeles have very high energy levels, so they need plenty of walks and regular exercise. They should be walked at least once a day and need a minimum of 1-2 hours of activity per day too. If you aren't able to meet these needs, an Australian Shepherd for sale in Los Angeles might not be the best breed for you.
The original herding dog used by the Spaniards was a lot larger and more wolf-like than the Australian Shepherd. These dogs were bred with a smaller canid, known as the Carea Leonés. This dog brought the blue merle coat and light-colored eyes to the Australian Shepherd breed.
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