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Aussi Poms, Pomeranian-Australian Shepherd.
Spitz, Hybrid
10-18 in.
The color of Aussie Pom range in red merle, blue merle, tri-color (black, white, and tan), or a solid color with light Australian Shepherd markings.
Aussie Poms are known for having mid-length coats with markings resembling their Australian parent. Constant shedding is common practice in an Aussie Pom.
Very High.
This breed is not a fan of tight spaces. Aussie Poms require a large outdoor yard to run around in for exercise. If taken on frequent walks, the breed can handle an apartment but a home with a yard is ideal for their well-being.
11 to 13 years.
3- 5 puppies.
Germany
This breed is known for being easy to train and happiest when they’re exercising and around people. They are described as quieter than Pomeranians and not as messy when it comes to shedding as Australian Shepherds. They are the best of both breeds.
This breed is trust worthy when it comes to being alone with children
Aussie Poms appreciate the affection of other dogs and will happily get along with others.
Aussie Poms are an ideal watch dog due to their ability to be vocal and obedient to their owner.
Since this breed is petite in size, other breeds will not see them as a threat. Aussie Poms are better companions than guard dogs.
The coat of an Aussie Pom doesn’t need much maintenance. The mixed breed calls for shampooing and brushing but cutting and styling their coat is not necessary. Daily walks are essential for the health and well-being of Aussie Poms due to their active nature.
Very High
Common health concerns in this breed are kneecap dislocation, cancer, heart issues, cataract, detached retina, nasal solar dermatitis, Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA), Persistent Pupillary Membranes (PPM) and elbow dysplasia. In some cases, the Australian Shepherds are born deaf, blind, or both and this could be inherited by Aussie Poms.
The Aussie Pom are a growing favorite in the United Stated and United Kingdom established using the nicknames of Australian Shepherds and Pomeranians. There is no official year of origin and the breed can be made with two Aussie Poms or one Australian Shepherd parent and one Pomeranian parent.
Aussie Poms are currently not recognized by AKC because they are not purebreds.
Hybrid
t: 4-35 lbs.
They are friendly and playful, recognizing that family and children are not immediate threats.
Very High.
High. Aussie Poms are known for working very well alone.
