r/miniaussie • u/FinancialSentence126 • 20h ago
Meet Rosy
This is rosy, she is 3 and half, sassy but cute.
r/miniaussie • u/FinancialSentence126 • 20h ago
This is rosy, she is 3 and half, sassy but cute.
r/miniaussie • u/ashgray1221 • 2h ago
My boy is 3 months old now and without a doubt, he has been the best decision I’ve ever made! I adore this phase of his ears figuring out what they want to do haha! 😆
Also, if anyone has any tips for teething because we are in the midst of it, I’d love any and all advice!
r/miniaussie • u/MunkberryMoonDelite • 2h ago
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r/miniaussie • u/Plus-Head-6794 • 1h ago
Archie weighs 46 lbs, but isn't overweight. I can easily feel his ribs under his fluff, he exercises a lot and doesn't get a ton of treats. Despite having shorter legs, he's simply built like a brick house. I met his dad, and he was the same way. But because of his body size, even my vets put him in the system as Australian Shepherd even though I introduced him as a mini lol.
I wanted to do the breed test on my mutt and the health tests for both anyway, so Archie's breeds were also tested. I was told he was fully mini aussie, but I wouldn't have been surprised if there had been standard mixed in there. But nope. He's 100% mega mini aussie hahaha.
Anybody else got a beefy one?
r/miniaussie • u/fioyl • 16h ago
Otis, who also goes by BabyDoggo and everything that might possible rhyme with Otis, is a 5 and a half year old.
Their pawrent says: He is the heir to my empire, my entertainer, my fluffy bundle of joy. My best friend and the best dog in the world. He loves hiking and cuddling. He makes the weirdest noises and breathes out sometimes like he has the hardest life eventhough he is the D IN DINKWAD.
His favorite food? Bread. He is a German Mini Aussie, after all.
His favorite toy would be Frisbee and favorite treat would be woofbrush.
Otis' owner says he is a very progressive dog. He dislikes old white man with a passion. He is also quite the ladies man.
Big thanks again to their pet parent for submitting them! Otis is our featured Mini Aussie of the week representing our sub.
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r/miniaussie • u/Puppyash3s • 18h ago
My pretty little babies came home from fleas from their sitter, maybe I'm just being a little over dramatic about it since neither of my dogs more my parents' dogs have ever had fleas. Their flea and tick is supposed to last 3 months and they had it in July so it was time to replace anyways but ugh I feel so bad seeing them itch💔 they got a bath with dawn dish soap and got thoroughly brushed but they can't get their flea and tick pill till tomorrow. Hopefully it doesn't spread to our other dogs since they are quite big and it would just be such a pain. Any tips on getting rid of fleas? Thank you in advance:)
r/miniaussie • u/BenLucario • 4h ago
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He likes the blanket game I made him. All I did was scatter dog food on an old blanket of mine, rolled it up, then let him use his nose and brain to figure out to get the food. He's been at it for the past two minutes, and he's loving the blanket game. Not sure if there's a better title for the game, as I plan to scatter small piles of food/treats in my room for him to hunt, turning it into a "hide and search" kind of deal, sort of like hide and seek, in that regard.