My amazing, talented cattle dog Ooma showing off some of her tricks. Sit, Down, Over, Paw, Other Paw, Stay, Fetch, Go on 3, Release, Around, Other Way, Mid fetch stop
They are all the same, yet so different in many ways. We have two now. Our 1 yr old is literally a blue heeled colored dingo. We named him Dingo and I can’t believe how big he is, huge legs, long, and he’s really long. Not like our 4 yr old blue.
This sweetie has a remarkable likeness to my blue stumpy Sugar. She was so smart it was frightening. & she had the squeaky toy passion so much that I had squeakiest in every room for quick access. She’s been gone 6 years & I miss her every day. & my life with her was a blessing.
That was the most enthusiastic ‘speak’ I’ve heard in my entire life 🤣🤣 My girl does the same thing trying to do all the tricks at once, bypassing my directions. I tell her it doesn’t work like that and make her do them all out of order now. 😂 Keep her on her toes.
Great dog l was very concerned hearing the truck roar past,l lost my red heeler when he was run over by a car as we had just moved into a small town after being on 30 acres and he had little road sense ,cheers David W
Gorgeous and awesome boy! love his color and character hes great! I have a stumpy tail boy named Duke and hes hard to train but so smart and protective!
Our heeler actually learned left paw, right paw before being killed by Beneful. Trained for hard tricks in 15 minutes. Roll over and play dead after being shot by my hand in the shape of a gun and making a shot sound with my mouth, dancing on hind legs in a complete circle ( command was "dance around") . " Sheeba" was so strong she could pull a 100 lb. human across a carpeted floor when a rope toy was held overhead and the human laid on the floor... Her favorite toy was actually a clam shell from the beach ( Brigantine NJ) which we only let her have sparingly, because she liked to hone her teeth into incredible sharpness if left alone with it. Truly the smartest dog I have ever owned.
Speak training, you need to find something that will get your dog to bark. For Ooma, it was gently blowing on her face would trigger a bark response. Once I knew that, I would say "speak" along with a corresponding hand motion (like an alligator mouth) blow on her face and if she barked, I would reward the behavior. This was one of the easier tricks to learn a sit is a natural action for her. All of her verbal commands have hand gestures to go with them which is useful in a noisy environment as she can do all of the tricks without hearing my voice.
I have a blue heeler and she is a about 3 never taught her the fundamentals, and was wondering if you had a few tips on teaching her to sit, like you did teaching to speak.
BuckMasterBradford7 Start with your dog already sitting. Put a treat in your open palm and let your dog see and smell the treat but make sure she stays sitting. Raise your hand up (like lifting air) and say the sit command. When she stays sitting, reward with the treat. It may take several goes before she gets it. The first couple times you try this while she is standing, also move towards her a bit to encourage the sit motion. I'd immediately follow this up with "stay" training to relate the two commands.
My first (neutered) male almost made it to 18; unspayed female just short of 14. (SPAY 'EM!). Other three males are still with me and relatively young at 3, 4, and 6 YO.
@@thenewnatives5156 Officialy in Australia Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog if born short tailed Docking of Cattle Dog tail was not practised in Australia in my 85 years The Stumpy variant has a much more energetic behavior than the long tailed A C D Lawrie Winney
Great relationship between you two. Our next dog is likely to be like be an Aussie Cattle dog. Had a German shepherd, loved her. Then we got our JRT, she rescued me at a tough time. Repeated every behavior that got a laugh. But I want a midsize, tough puppy. Smart and loyal. This breed looks like it will work. My neighbor's have liked bot dogs, but have asked me not to get a standard pit bull or doberman. We had to place a son back into foster care. He may come back with ill intent. So I don't expect the dog to be my only defense. But I want a dog I can train and have a relationship with, but who also will alarm bark, etc. Jacks just bark for any reason. I am hoping this breed will be a good match. My friend who shows dogs thinks my JRT was nicest she met, so she thinks this breed will work for my abilities.
That’s one of prettiest heelers I’ve ever seen. Of course, I’m a real sucker for red heelers and red merel Aussie shepherds. I had a red that was incredibly savvy around livestock. How old was she when this video was made?
so beautiful and smart.i do the "other paw" routine with my cattle dog..they get such silly joy with a squeaky..my dogs thing is she has to cheat .when i cock my arm back to throw she's already 10 steps gone.she just cant let the ball/squeaky/frisbee get a jump on her,unless i make her stay behind me as i throw it,and then its grumbles and heavy sighs from her..lol
i wonder when owners throw a toy or ball the dog gets it sraight away brings it back to owner and spends time chewing it before puting it down my old dog used to chew it for 2 mins and ud have to stand there and wait lol
Thanks, when we trained Stay we used Stop as the same command. Then rewarded the stop if she did it mid run. She still cheats up to the ball if I stop her for too long. :)
This trick is a challenge, you need to start with your dog facing you and reward stopping while mid walk back to you. Takes a lot of patience since your cattle dog like mine probably hates being far away.
+hopaktruck sometimes its docked, others they are just born that way. it might be mixed with stumpy tail cattle dog. my ACD missing a tail too but it still has a nub, like a rottie, so its obvious its been docked.
The only real differences between Stumpy Tail Dog and Cattle Dog is body/ height relationship Stumpy Tail is taller than its body length while Cattle Dog is ratio 7 high/ 8 long
Ooma barks every time I blow on her nose so to train her to speak I would say "Speak", blow on her nose and reward the behavior if she barked. Eventually I no longer had to blow on her nose. She also responds to the hand motion of fingers opening and closing.
iv had 5 in the last 25 years .most lived to 15yo .. love them all .
🎉my blue throws his toys at you my red plays tether ball and is a frisbee freak
As my dad would say "They're too smart for their own good but that's why you just gotta love em"
Oh my dog!!! Give me the darn squeekie!!!
Haven’t seen an Australian cattle dog I didn’t like yet
Same here! ❤
They are all the same, yet so different in many ways. We have two now. Our 1 yr old is literally a blue heeled colored dingo. We named him Dingo and I can’t believe how big he is, huge legs, long, and he’s really long. Not like our 4 yr old blue.
@@JAMESWUERTELE 😊
@@monkeybearmax 😊
Just like my heeler. Squeaker, Squeaker, Squeaker, Squeaker. Love it.
And love the color too.
This sweetie has a remarkable likeness to my blue stumpy Sugar. She was so smart it was frightening. & she had the squeaky toy passion so much that I had squeakiest in every room for quick access. She’s been gone 6 years & I miss her every day. & my life with her was a blessing.
Smartest dog i've had was a cattle dog..
To me they are the most beautiful dogs.
Lost my blue last year and was lucky enough to adopt a red one this year, best dogs in the world.
The stop command when your dog's in full retrieve mode is impressive.... They are wonderful dogs only limited by our imagination.
Yes!He's talented! I love Cattle Dogs, and fun with them!😃
Pretty. Such a unique dark chocolate color in an acd!
We have a Cattle Dog. Smart and Funny! Loves her toys too!
That was the most enthusiastic ‘speak’ I’ve heard in my entire life 🤣🤣
My girl does the same thing trying to do all the tricks at once, bypassing my directions. I tell her it doesn’t work like that and make her do them all out of order now. 😂 Keep her on her toes.
I’ve not seen another heeler who looks so much like my Jasper!!! So cute 😍
Great dog l was very concerned hearing the truck roar past,l lost my red heeler when he was run over by a car as we had just moved into a small town after being on 30 acres and he had little road sense ,cheers David W
Anticipating the next trick and doing it too soon lol, ours does that as well. They're so eager. And just a little bit insane.
Only, a little?
A bit.
So cute! I love brown heelers
Gorgeous and awesome boy! love his color and character hes great! I have a stumpy tail boy named Duke and hes hard to train but so smart and protective!
What a cool little dog.
Our heeler actually learned left paw, right paw before being killed by Beneful. Trained for hard tricks in 15 minutes. Roll over and play dead after being shot by my hand in the shape of a gun and making a shot sound with my mouth, dancing on hind legs in a complete circle ( command was "dance around") . " Sheeba" was so strong she could pull a 100 lb. human across a carpeted floor when a rope toy was held overhead and the human laid on the floor... Her favorite toy was actually a clam shell from the beach ( Brigantine NJ) which we only let her have sparingly, because she liked to hone her teeth into incredible sharpness if left alone with it. Truly the smartest dog I have ever owned.
We have a stumpy tail too. The more of them I see the more I'm convinced they're incredibly smart dogs, but they're also bat shit crazy.
Very protective to
You both described my mother’s red stumpy tail. Protective and bat shit crazy.
Expecting to ‘Parent’ a Blue in next litter. 😀
Freakin' Lovevthe Squeekeez!
SURE DOES ❤️ his Squeaky!
Excellent Training & drill
Blue Heelers / Stumpy Tail Cattle Dogs Rule! Going on 21+ years w/ having the breed! My Current STCD is 4 years old & is extremely protective of me! 🐕
XD im dying at that squeaky toy
Awesome pup!!! :)
cattle dogs all the way!!!
Amazing Job💕💙
She I so pretty. I've never seen a coat like that.
So smart like the color a lot
Speak training, you need to find something that will get your dog to bark. For Ooma, it was gently blowing on her face would trigger a bark response. Once I knew that, I would say "speak" along with a corresponding hand motion (like an alligator mouth) blow on her face and if she barked, I would reward the behavior. This was one of the easier tricks to learn a sit is a natural action for her. All of her verbal commands have hand gestures to go with them which is useful in a noisy environment as she can do all of the tricks without hearing my voice.
I have a blue heeler and she is a about 3 never taught her the fundamentals, and was wondering if you had a few tips on teaching her to sit, like you did teaching to speak.
BuckMasterBradford7 Start with your dog already sitting. Put a treat in your open palm and let your dog see and smell the treat but make sure she stays sitting. Raise your hand up (like lifting air) and say the sit command. When she stays sitting, reward with the treat. It may take several goes before she gets it. The first couple times you try this while she is standing, also move towards her a bit to encourage the sit motion. I'd immediately follow this up with "stay" training to relate the two commands.
I had a heeler that look just like this brown and white with freckles and a cute big booty! 😭💔
I miss my old bear!
Cool dog!
amazing job!
ooooo Motivate them with a toy! Thats smart. My cattle dog doesn't care about treats and her food but this might help to teach!
First time seeing a brown ACD👀
I wish my dog was as well trained
Beautiful Chocolate Heeler. Don’t see too many of them running around.
Great color - never seen the chocolate brown before (and I've had five ACDs, three of which are still with me now!). ❤️
How long have yours lived?
My first (neutered) male almost made it to 18; unspayed female just short of 14. (SPAY 'EM!). Other three males are still with me and relatively young at 3, 4, and 6 YO.
WTF amazing training man
very cool, awesome job with training! haha I see he has a little personality too xD love the color of your dog btw
Use to raise these guys! They are wonderful dogs! Just need to have a job... Like all herd breeds they aren't for the average person.
This is the only time I've seen a brown Australian Cattle Dog like Fr! New name is Brown Heeler 😂😂😂
+Lino Cerda Could be a kelpie mix in its genes. Its had some Red Heeler in it too.
+Lino Cerda chocolate heeler
known as chocolates,,,,i want one. have 4 reds.people have screwed them up. will eat you after dark though🤪🤪🤪🤪
@@thenewnatives5156 Officialy in Australia Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog if born short tailed Docking of Cattle Dog tail was not practised in Australia in my 85 years The Stumpy variant has a much more energetic behavior than the long tailed A C D Lawrie Winney
Great relationship between you two. Our next dog is likely to be like be an Aussie Cattle dog. Had a German shepherd, loved her. Then we got our JRT, she rescued me at a tough time. Repeated every behavior that got a laugh. But I want a midsize, tough puppy. Smart and loyal. This breed looks like it will work. My neighbor's have liked bot dogs, but have asked me not to get a standard pit bull or doberman. We had to place a son back into foster care. He may come back with ill intent. So I don't expect the dog to be my only defense. But I want a dog I can train and have a relationship with, but who also will alarm bark, etc. Jacks just bark for any reason. I am hoping this breed will be a good match. My friend who shows dogs thinks my JRT was nicest she met, so she thinks this breed will work for my abilities.
That’s one of prettiest heelers I’ve ever seen. Of course, I’m a real sucker for red heelers and red merel Aussie shepherds. I had a red that was incredibly savvy around livestock. How old was she when this video was made?
She was around 3 years in this video, now she is 15 or as we like to say 150 in dog years. :)
awesome
How did you train him so well?!?!
That is awesome I just got one of these beautiful dogs for myself three month old puppy how do you teaching those tricks?
so beautiful and smart.i do the "other paw" routine with my cattle dog..they get such silly joy with a squeaky..my dogs thing is she has to cheat .when i cock my arm back to throw she's already 10 steps gone.she just cant let the ball/squeaky/frisbee get a jump on her,unless i make her stay behind me as i throw it,and then its grumbles and heavy sighs from her..lol
this guy is my uncle=]
i wonder when owners throw a toy or ball the dog gets it sraight away brings it back to owner and spends time chewing it before puting it down my old dog used to chew it for 2 mins and ud have to stand there and wait lol
that's awesome. how did you teach stop? stopping him/her in the middle of getting her reward.
Thanks, when we trained Stay we used Stop as the same command. Then rewarded the stop if she did it mid run. She still cheats up to the ball if I stop her for too long. :)
This trick is a challenge, you need to start with your dog facing you and reward stopping while mid walk back to you. Takes a lot of patience since your cattle dog like mine probably hates being far away.
Its so Kylee we adopted a blue healer.
If you don't "Laugh" and Love this you might need to go to Church sometime soon.
Cute smart dog! What happened to its tail?
+WaterFluoridation PoisonOnYourTap Thanks, wish I knew. I found her at the SPCA already missing her tail.
+Mark Werder I have one of these dogs and love her. Sadly mine's tail is missing too.
+hopaktruck sometimes its docked, others they are just born that way. it might be mixed with stumpy tail cattle dog. my ACD missing a tail too but it still has a nub, like a rottie, so its obvious its been docked.
+JuJuBea161 Not necessarily. Our stumpy tail has a nub like a rottie and she was born that way.
The only real differences between Stumpy Tail Dog and Cattle Dog is body/ height relationship Stumpy Tail is taller than its body length while Cattle Dog is ratio 7 high/ 8 long
The ten People that voted thumbs Down, Believe they could Perform Better than the Dog 😂😂😂
Is this for real?
Does anyone have a green eyed cattle dog?
Nice. I want that dog.
Ooma doesn't bite, right? Haha
How do you train them to speak
Ooma barks every time I blow on her nose so to train her to speak I would say "Speak", blow on her nose and reward the behavior if she barked. Eventually I no longer had to blow on her nose. She also responds to the hand motion of fingers opening and closing.
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My dog is just to smart ,she cand read my mind that's scary.