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Australian Silky Terrier
A small, elegant and lively terrier with a silky blue-and-tan coat, upright ears and an alert expression.
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Score overview
| Characteristic | Level | Score |
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| 3/5 | ||
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Health 3/5 The Australian Silky Terrier has a moderate overall health profile. Conditions to monitor include patellar luxation, Legg-Calve-Perthes disease, tracheal collapse, dental disease and skin disorders. Recommended preventive care includes patellar and hip assessment, dental care and appropriate respiratory and dermatological evaluation, alongside regular veterinary check-ups and healthy weight management. Advantages Things to consider
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