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Average puppy and adult weight?

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re: australian shepherd (standard) weight
by: Anonymous

Australian shepherds weigh approximately between 40 to 70 pounds with the show line being of a smaller build and weight and the herding variety on the larger heavier selection of scale. usually within that catagory.

My Aussie
by: Anonymous

My Aussie is 50 pounds. She is a mix of a showdog Aussie and an average Aussie.

Wrong. Show vs Working
by: Anonymous

That's backwards
Show lines are heavier boned, broader in skull etc (and heavier-coated). Working lines tend to be less heavy boned (more athletic build).

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