Aussie-Flat

Aussie-Flat History

The Aussie-Flat is a fairly new hybrid, or designer, dog that was developed by crossing the Australian Koolie with the Australian Terrier. The Aussie-Flat is a hybrid, or designer, dog that was developed by crossing the Australian Koolie with the Australian Terrier. The Aussie-Flat is a cross between the Australian Koolie (also known as the Queensland Heeler) and the Australian Terrier. The origins of this hybrid are unclear.

Aussie-Flat Physical Characteristics

The Aussie-Flat is a small to medium-sized breed of dog that is typically 18-20 inches in height and 35-45 lbs in weight. It has an elongated head, large, long ears, a tail that hangs down, and a silky, flat, and short fur. The breed comes in a variety of colors and patterns including red, brindle, fawn, and apricot. The Aussies are known for their intelligence and affection.

Aussie-Flat Health

Description of breed health.

Aussie-Flat Temperament and Behaviour

The Australian Flat-Coated Retriever is a dog breed that is known for its even temperament. They are gentle, affectionate, and loyal dogs that make great family pets. They are also known for being intelligent and easy to train.

Aussie-Flat Activity Requirements

The Aussie-Flat is a mixed-breed dog that has been bred for companionship. They are small, friendly, and easygoing. While this medium-sized, low energy dog doesn’t need a lot of vigorous activity, they do require regular walks in order to stay healthy and happy. They are a people-oriented breed that enjoys interacting with their families and going for walks. If you are thinking about getting an Aussie Flat, be sure to get them plenty of play time, both physically and mentally. They need regular interaction with their family and should never be left alone for long periods of time.

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