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Biting 4 Year Old Neutered Male
by Sue Snuyder
(Battle Creek, Mi)
Wonderful in every way. Was not socialized properly when young. He is a gem around children. But let someone walk by when the owner is right there he Bites!
How can we stop this? It has happened 4 times, not broke skin and luckily understanding people. But we must stop this, give him away to someone who can handle or put him down. We are totally torn.
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Every Aussie owner needs to know about this dangerous drug sensitivity common in Australian Shepherds.
Exercise Induced Collapse Vs. Border Collie Collapse in Australian Shepherds
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