The truth about the Australian Cattle Dog
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- The truth about the Australian Cattle Dog: Discover the incredible intelligence and hardworking nature of this remarkable breed. From their origins in Australia to their versatile roles as skilled herders, loyal farm hands, and search and rescue heroes, these dogs are truly one-of-a-kind. Learn about their loyalty, strong work ethic, and the mental stimulation they need to thrive. If you're ready for a loyal and energetic partner who's always up for an adventure, invite an Australian Cattle Dog into your life. Subscribe for more insights into our furry friends!
They are Amazingly smart and so loyal. Our first was " Catdog" who was with us for 23 years before he passed & stayed healthy and active right up until 2 days before we lost him. My heart was shattered, he was my best friend, my companion that followed me EVERYWHERE and the smartest dog I've ever met. So it didn't surprise me when 6 months later, our second Blue heeler was adopted and promptly named "Blue" for his beautiful baby blue eyes. 2 years later he is a bigger, clumsiness version of "Catdog ". We have 8 security cameras and already he let's us know if ANYTHING moves on any of those screens. They are way smarter than alot of people I know ,lol. And is the world's best guard dog, and they have a special way of sensing how you feel and try to cheer you up. My new best friend and loves the outdoors. And chasing anything that runs. He's been sprayed by skunks at least 6 times already, they have loads of energy and he l Ioves taking me for a walk, lol
They're also bloody hilarious!
I have a border heeler. I’ve had two cats in the past, never a dog. Got her as a rescue at 4 months. She is almost two now and wow. What a great dog. She is very protective, fun, high energy, by my side all the time, very good listener. She likes her routine but is ready to go wherever whenever. Never complains lol. An amazing dog and friend.
loyal to the max; VELCRO to the max; super-smart (I also have a Belgian Mal and have had a wonderful Rottie); wants to play; sweet; but can be very tough and take no prisoners; not straight-line quick but 0-to-60 in a nano-second; instant bursts of speed; great swimmer; great at Frisbee; trainable; great at everything
I use to be a Narcotic Canine (K-9) Handler for the government. I never personally ran an Australian Cattle Dog as my canine in the performance of my duties, but I can confirm they are bad ass. I worked with one that had no bounds and was like Michael Jordan of the dog world. They are quick and can jump high. Super motivated, but the ones I was around were super loyal and a buddy:) Just my take...
17 yrs. cattle dog. Loved him and he treated fam like gold. Don't belong here or I don't like you bark and come close to snap. Good dogs big bite. Your protecter til end, than probably wonders what I'm gonna do after his passage. Love those pups.
Yes to every comment. But y'all left out STUBBORN!
I have two, and they will not let me out of their sight. When I say "go to your house" they go right into the kennel boxes without any argument. When the sun comes up, they are relentless to wake me up. When they want to chase something, I say "STOP, lets go this way" and the are pretty good at obeying my commands. These are great dogs.
The smartest dog in the world is my dog McBeagle
Smart??? My heeler does my tax returns