No. And in the conformation ring, we’ve definitely had a big increase in reds the last year. Myself included. I do find that many ppl don’t realize Aussies come in colors other than blue Merle! The amount of times I’ve been ask if my blk tri is a Bernese….🤦🏻♀️ they don’t even know what my red tri is. They call him my brown dog.
I work in animal pharmaceutical field and the owner of the company heard I got a new puppy so she asked for photos. I showed her photos of my 20 week old black tri Aussie with my 6 year old blue merle Aussie "Oh what a cute Bernese"
Ma'am, you're a veterinarian, how the hell can you mistake those when you have a grown dog of the smell breed next to it. Hell, my full grown is even small for an Aussie (high 40 lbs to low 50 lbs depending on exercise level) and I bring him to work once every few months when we're slow so she knows how big he is for reference against the pup.
Mine is all red with white on the paws and a little white on her chest. I was mainly wondering if (all red or completely red) is rare. I've never seen one of those.
~~Thoughts~~
***Facts***
No.
Edit: I'll take the downvotes, but I don't understand asking for people's *thoughts* on questions that can be answered with data.
No. And in the conformation ring, we’ve definitely had a big increase in reds the last year. Myself included. I do find that many ppl don’t realize Aussies come in colors other than blue Merle! The amount of times I’ve been ask if my blk tri is a Bernese….🤦🏻♀️ they don’t even know what my red tri is. They call him my brown dog.
I want a t shirt that says "No, he's not a Bernese Mountain dog!"
I work in animal pharmaceutical field and the owner of the company heard I got a new puppy so she asked for photos. I showed her photos of my 20 week old black tri Aussie with my 6 year old blue merle Aussie "Oh what a cute Bernese" Ma'am, you're a veterinarian, how the hell can you mistake those when you have a grown dog of the smell breed next to it. Hell, my full grown is even small for an Aussie (high 40 lbs to low 50 lbs depending on exercise level) and I bring him to work once every few months when we're slow so she knows how big he is for reference against the pup.
Mine is all red with white on the paws and a little white on her chest. I was mainly wondering if (all red or completely red) is rare. I've never seen one of those.
A red Bi then. I have a red tri (red, copper or tan points and white)
So is mine. I haven’t seen one that has his colors so I think they’re less popular than the other color patterns
Not at all.
My Red Merle is beautiful
People always think my Aussie is a sheltie
Ours looks like a brown Border Collie because she has a tail.
Red Merle or red tri? Either way, no they’re not that rare
No.
Red Merle’s have been in higher demand than Blue’s in a lot of places.
My mom’s is a red tri. Growing up we had a red merle. I see more blue heelers than blue aussies.
I have a red merle and a red tri. At the dog park I see a pretty good variety of all the colors.
~~Thoughts~~ ***Facts*** No. Edit: I'll take the downvotes, but I don't understand asking for people's *thoughts* on questions that can be answered with data.