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4 yearsAge
FemaleSex
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Toy Australian Shepherd FLOWER
Toy Australian Shepherd2 weeks
Toy Australian Shepherd4 yearsFemale
$900
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Description
RARE Red Merle coat with Blue Eyes!
NOTE: Please do some research if you are not aware of the difference between a TOY and a MINI size Aussie. Minis average around 20 to 30 lbs, and Toys around 10 - 12 lbs. The Toy size is quite rare. Also note that the TOY size Aussie is not recognized by any certifying organization because it was developed by cross breeding with smaller breeds, so you will not find one with legitimate "papers."
> FLOWER is a Toy Australian Shepherd with a beautiful RARE red MERLE coat. She has blue eyes! She is larger than the standard Toy Aussie, weighing 16 lbs. This is not fat, just a larger frame. She has a sweet disposition, is great around kids and other dogs. She has been on natural diet and kibble. Her wormer and vaccinations are up to date. ** We can do delivery to other states, long distance. If interested, talk to us about it!
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Litter details
LocationNaples, New York
Puppies in litter1 female
BreedToy Australian Shepherd
Age4 years, 4 months
GenerationMultigen
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Vet checkedWorm treatedParents are health testedVaccinations up to dateRegisteredMicrochipped by collection date
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Pros
Australian Shepherd intelligence, trainability, and striking merle coat in a very compact, toy-sized package
Responsive, eager-to-please temperament makes training a rewarding experience
Compact enough for apartment living when daily exercise needs are met
Long lifespan of 12 to 15 years with attentive care
Cons
MDR1 gene mutation is a life-threatening veterinary safety concern — DNA testing and full veterinary disclosure are mandatory
Very small size makes the breed particularly vulnerable to injury around young children or large dogs
Herding instinct toward children, other pets, and moving objects requires consistent management from puppyhood
Very high intelligence demands consistent mental stimulation — boredom rapidly leads to behavioral issues
