FAQ

Border Collie Australian Shepherd mixes, or Border Aussies, can bark frequently, especially when understimulated or trying to alert or herd, due to their high energy and herding instincts.

The lifespan of a Border Collie Australian Shepherd mix is typically between 12 and 15 years.

Border Collie Australian Shepherd mixes, or Border Aussies, are known to bark moderately, especially when bored, under-stimulated, or alerting their owners.

The Border Collie Australian Shepherd mix typically has a lifespan of 12 to 15 years.

Border Collie Australian Shepherd mixes, or Border Aussies, can bark frequently, especially when under-stimulated or left alone, due to their high energy and alertness.

People who are inexperienced dog owners, live in apartments, or cannot commit to providing extensive daily exercise and mental stimulation should not own a Border Collie.

The Border Collie Australian Shepherd mix typically costs between $300 and $1,000, depending on the breeder, lineage, and location.

Yes, Australian Shepherd Border Collies, also known as Border Aussies, do shed, especially during seasonal changes when they lose more of their double coat.

Yes, Border Collie Australian Shepherd mixes are highly intelligent, energetic, and loyal dogs that make excellent companions for active and experienced owners.

A Border Collie Australian Shepherd mix, also known as a Border Aussie, is a medium-sized, highly intelligent, and energetic crossbreed from two herding breeds. This hybrid excels in dog sports and thrives with active, experienced owners.