Australian Eskimo

Breed Rating


Intelligence:
Trainability:
family friendly:
Dog friendly:
Watch/guard dog:
Affection / Dependance:
Energy:
Playfulness:
Exercise needed:
Space needed:
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Grooming Requirements:
Aggressiveness:
Tendency to bark:
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Breed Attributes

General

Breed group:     Type: Hybrid    Talent:

Physical

Size: Medium     Weight: 35-60 lbs     Fur length: Short    Ears: Pointy    Fur type: Straight    Fur Color: Black & White, Merle / Spotted / Brindle / Speckled, White / Cream

ATTRIBUTES

Life Expectancy: About 12 – 15 years    Rarity: Common    Availability: Hard to find    Climate: Good for every climate.

Breed Details

General

The Australian Eskimo is the result of cross breed between the American Eskimo and the Australian Shepherd. They are medium sized dogs and are good family pets. They can be aggressive at times so its best to give them socialization and training as early as possible.

Color

They are mostly seen in white colour with black spots or markings on their ears and body.

Coat

The Australian Eskimo has a water-resistant, harsh, slightly wavy or straight, medium in length, double coat.

Personality

The Australian Eskimo is very small and highly trainable breed. These breeds are affectionate, fun-loving, energetic, playful and friendly. Establishing good relationship with family members are possible for these breeds, including children and other pets especially those raised with them. They make a great family companion.

Care

This breed sheds moderately. Giving them regular brushing and grooming to remove excessive hairs and keep their coat good looking. Bathing should be done when necessary using a mild soap to refrain skin irritations and allergies.

Training

The Australian Eskimo breed has average intelligence and is highly trainable. Early socialization and training is advised for them. They will need a firm hand, gentle, consistent and fair.

Activity

These breeds are playful, active and very energetic. They will require regular daily exercises to burn off their energy and tire them out. Daily walks of 2-3 hours or running and lots of outdoor activities would be best for them. They can be made possible to live in an apartment, given that they have been given enough exercises and not to bore them.

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