Despite its name, the Australian Shepherd, often called the "Aussie," did not originate in Australia but in the United States. These dogs were bred primarily in the western U.S. to work as herding dogs on ranches. The misleading name may have come from the association with Basque shepherds who came to America from Australia in the 1800s.

The Australian Shepherd have a naturally occurring bobtail. The breed standard allows for Aussies to be born with a tail that is naturally short, which occurs in approximately one out of every five Australian Shepherds due to a genetic mutation. This trait has been historically valuable for a herding dog, as it minimizes the risk of injuries from cattle stepping on the dog's tail. This characteristic is so valued that breeders often dock the tails of those born with longer ones to maintain the traditional look and practicality for field work.

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