Aussiedor (Labrador Australian Shepherd mix) Temperament, Size, Lifespan, Adoption

An aussiedor is a mixed dog breed that is obtained by cross-breeding two interesting dog breeds named Australian Shepherd and a Labrador Retriever. These hybrid dogs share half on half genetics from each parent's side. They are a mix of both parent breeds by personality and appearance. Aussiedor is a family dog and is perfect for kids. These canines could be a perfect birthday gift as well with a wonderful personality. Hybrid dogs are produced to obtain the best of both parent breeds but genetics do not follow the same. No one can control genes and obtain a dog according to will and expectations.

Aussiedor Temperament

The temperament of an Aussiedor is gentle and kind. They are friendly with kids, other pets, and strangers. They are very loyal to their family and could play with fire for them. They like to spend time with their family and create a strong bond that may last a lifetime. They do not like to be alone and if they feel like being neglected, depression may overcome them. They are the real protectors of the family and stay alert when they see anyone suspicious coming inside. Both the parent breeds are intelligent, so these canines are also intelligent.

Aussiedor Size

The size of an Aussiedor is dependent on the size of its parent breeds. These dogs are usually medium to small in size. The size of a hybrid breed is unpredictable. The size of these dogs has been estimated. The average weight of an Aussiedor is in the range of 40 pounds to 80 pounds whereas their average height is in the range of 20 inches to 25 inches. The size of a female Aussiedor is comparatively smaller than the size of a male Aussiedor. These dogs are easy to carry around. They can be taken out for a walk and jogging.

Aussiedor Lifespan

The average lifespan of an Aussiedor is in the range of 12 years to 13 years. These dogs can live longer if they are provided with proper care and exercise. These canines are suitable for apartments and small houses. They do not require a proper space in the house because they may adjust in a room. They are overall healthy dogs but there is a probability of getting genetic health diseases. They are prone to hip dysplasia, autoimmune thyroiditis, and cataracts. To prevent these diseases, regular check-ups with a vet are necessary. If they are properly fed with quality food, their life expectancy can be extended up to 15 years.

Aussiedor Adoption

The adoption of an Aussiedor is recommended for families. They are friendly with kids, other pets, and strangers. So, you can keep them with kids without any issue. If you are looking for a protector and a companion, these canines are a perfect fit for you. You can adopt them from a rescue center and shelter home. These two adoption spots are always recommended. If you can afford an expensive adoption, a reputable breeder can be contacted or can be purchased from a pet shop. At the time of adoption, always check your compatibility with the personality of your pet.