The Black And White Australian Shepherd is a bicolor variety of the purebred Australian Shepherd. For the most part, these dogs are in every way like every other variety of the purebred dog, including their high drive and personality traits as a herding dog class. However, their unique coat type may affect their health and a few care needs.
Australian Shepherds do shed, judging from the length and volume of hair they typically have on their bodies, but the amount of hair that falls off this pooch’s body can be said to be manageable, compared to the volume of hair shed by dog breeds known to shed a high volume of hair, all year round.
White Australian Shepherd can be easily identified with its predominantly white coat. Also known as the White Aussie, it is one of the most versatile and friendly working dogs you can find.
a Corgi. Also known as Auggies, these mixed dogs are typically medium-sized and inherit the strong herding instincts from both their parent breeds. Playful and affectionate, these pooches are people pleasers who thrive on attention and an active lifestyle.
The Border Collie Australian Shepherd Mix is a cross between two of the most well-regarded herding and working dogs: the Border Collie and the Australian Shepherd Dog. Some call them Aussie Collie or Australian Collie Dog, but in this article, we will simply refer to them as Border Aussies.
