Australian Blue Heeler Shepherd
04 Feb 2010
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Australian Blue Heeler Shepherd Q&A
What do these breeds of dogs look like?
What does your average Australian Shepherd Catahoula Leopard Mix dog look like? Also what does a Australian Shepherd Blue Heeler mix look like?
Could this be it?
http://www.petfinder.com/petdetail/16114562?recno=8
Looks like a Catahoula Leopard dog. It may or may not be mixed.
Wait and see how his coat matures, that might help.
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Australian Blue Heeler Shepherd Q&A
How much should I feed my puppy?
I have a Blue Heeler / Australian Shepherd puppy. He is 7 weeks old. I'm not quite clear about feeding. Most websites I've looked say you see the side of the bag of food, the family have given us two great ziplocs gallon of food, so we do not have the graphic you are talking about. Could anyone help? I do not want to under or over feeding.
In seven weeks, the puppy should eat only a couple of ounces of milk, soaked dry food puppy 3-4 times a day. In fact should not even be away from the mother yet. He receives a large amount of antibodies needed from the mother's milk through week 10. Wait until your puppy gets 3 to 4 months of age to determine how much to feed on a consistent basis. now the amount will depend on the growth of pups and real economic activity.
Australian Blue Heeler Shepherd Q&A
How much should I feed my puppy?
I have a Blue Heeler / Australian Shepherd puppy. He is 7 weeks old. I'm not quite clear about feeding. Most websites I've looked say you see the side of the bag of food, the family have given us two great ziplocs gallon of food, so we do not have the graphic you are talking about. Could anyone help? I do not want to under or over feeding.
In seven weeks, the puppy should eat only a couple of ounces of milk, soaked dry food puppy 3-4 times a day. In fact should not even be away from the mother yet. He receives a large amount of antibodies needed from the mother's milk through week 10. Wait until your puppy gets 3 to 4 months of age to determine how much to feed on a consistent basis. now the amount will depend on the growth of pups and real economic activity.
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