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Mya $2399 Aussalier 8 weeks old Washington
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Mason $2699 Aussalier 8 weeks old Washington
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Miles $2599 Aussalier 8 weeks old Washington
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Maddie $2699 Aussalier 8 weeks old Washington

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Aussalier Characteristics

The Aussalier is a new hybrid mix between either a toy or miniature Australian Shepherd and a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. There can be several variations in the appearance of these little dogs, even within a single litter. Because they're a new breed, little is known about their health, but they retain the same loving attitude of both their parents and they tend to be both cute and quite stunning in looks.
 

Fast Facts

  • Energy Moderate
  • Size Medium
  • Trainability Determined

Because the Aussalier breed is so new, there are no recognized standards regarding their size. They can range anywhere from 13-16 inches and weigh between 15-35 pounds. Their coats can take on a range of colors and textures like merle all within the same litter. If you love the idea of falling in love with a true one-of-a-kind pup, this is a great choice for you!
 
Because the Aussalier is a combination of two great companion breeds, these dogs have charming and loving personalities. The King Charles Spaniel tends to be quite relaxed and enjoy time on the couch, while the Australian Shepherd is one of the most high-energy dogs out there. This makes the Aussalier kind of the “perfect middle.” They love romping and playing but can settle down for couch snuggles, too.
 
Depending on your dog, the herding instinct may be more prevalent than other Aussaliers, and it's advised to give lots of early socialization and obedience training to ensure your Aussalier knows how to properly play with children. Otherwise, herding dogs are known to nip at the heels of those they're trying to herd, which likely won't be appreciated by children.
 
Unfortunately, many experts agree that small or mini dogs are at a higher risk for dental issues than large dogs. Just be sure to take your Aussalier to get regular checkups at the vet and ensure any dental disease is caught early.
 

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How dog-friendly is Seattle?

WalletHub has reviewed 100 of the largest US cities to see which are the most pet-friendly. In their study, Seattle is ranked as the 17th most dog-friendly. The city is one of the best for outdoor pet friendliness, ranking 11th out of all American cities. Seattle also scored 18th over for pet health and wellness. 

Dog parks and outdoor activities in Seattle

Seattle has a number of pet-friendly places for you to enjoy the outdoors with your dogs. According to a study from the Trust for Public Land, there are two dog parks for every 100,000 residents. Over a dozen of these are off-leash parks where your dog can play to their heart's content. Some of the best off-leash dog parks in the city are Woodland Dog Park, North Acres Dog Park, Westcrest Park, and Shoreview Off Leas Dog Park.

Seattle also has almost a dozen great hiking trails for you and your dog to explore. A few great spots to explore include Seward Park, Discovery Park, Carkeek Park, and Washington Park Arboretum. 

Life in Seattle with a dog

In Seattle, you’ll find over 378 dog-friendly restaurants where you and your furry friend can grab a bite to eat. Some of the most popular pet-friendly restaurants in the city are Portage Bay Cafe, Kaladi Brothers Coffee, Summit Public House, Bongos, and Bad Jimmy’s Brewery Co.

Seattle has many other pet-friendly establishments, including groomers, spas, and pets stores. One fun place to visit with your dog is the University Village outdoor shopping mall, where you’ll find plenty of dog-friendly shops to take your pooch.

The city is also great for when you need to get around the city with your dog. King County allows pets on public transportation.

If your friend or family are in Seattle for a visit, they’ll find plenty of pet-friendly hotels where they can stay with their dogs. Many of these hotels will permit any canine companions for no extra charge. A few of the most popular dog-friendly hotels in the city are Belltown Inn, Ace Hotel Seattle, Hotel Max, and Pan Pacific Seattle.

Popular dog breeds in Seattle

Seattle is home to a diverse mix of dog breeds. The most popular breeds in the city are Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retriever, French Bulldogs, Pembroke Welsh Corgis, and Havanese. No matter, what kind of breed you choose to add to your family, you’ll find plenty of similar canines across the city.

 
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