Aussies may nip at heels or chase due to their strong herding instinct—not true aggression but instinct-driven.
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Australian Shepherds can become vocal and defensive when strangers enter their space.
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They may act aggressively if they feel their humans are threatened or approached by unknown people.
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With high energy and alertness, Aussies can become overly reactive in busy environments.
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During play, Aussies may use their mouth or body to control the game—typical of herding dogs.
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They may show dominance over other dogs, especially those they don’t know.
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Aussies can be stubborn or resistant if they’re not mentally challenged or properly guided.
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Without a job to do, their intensity can shift into destructive or assertive behavior.
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