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I got my Heeler tired once. She passed out and didn’t move for six hours. Then right back to it. They get tired but are so tough and dedicated they don’t show it. The greatest dogs IMHO.
I take mine for long walks and play tugowar with her till my arms fall off and she still keeps going lol. My uncles red heeler loves fetch and if you want to stop then you have to take the toy away and put it where he can't reach or he'll keep bringing it back. ❤
Heeler/Border Collie mix I have will do 2-3 hours at dog park playing with dogs twice her size and still wants more when we get home. At least all the other dogs at park are tired.
Mines the same way. Like I’m a very active person with my dog and I’ve only truly seen him tired one time. A lot of times I’ll think he’s tired and then he starts running around with his toys.
Mines still got his origanal soft toys and never damages anything cought him going to piss on the floor when a pup ,said no!,outside so has never pissed in the house ever so smart and very tough and when l say the other dogs are good he never starts fights but never backs down seems to know how to manage them and they end up playing .the are so quick when he puts his head up and says behave the do.they are very strong .Aussies you did a great job breeding them ....little else 😊yes lm a kiwi ❤
Sorry you don't have your good friend anymore. Yeah, I'm missing mine too. We lost her during Covid after 15y 7m 1d. So, almost 16 too. Very healthy up until the last few days, and then she passed. It was from hemangiosarcoma (I think). Hardly no signs until a seizure (or syncope event) during the last week.
I had ours tired a few times but it took Non stop Frisbee throwing for a long time and she would have to get a drink and would vomit after drinking and be ready for more. She was a machine. She died in about 1982 after chasing a Doberman down our long driveway and across a busy road. She never went down there but must have thought that she was protecting us.
@@TheHeelerMamaGlad to see they still have there tails. No body should ever snip the tails, ever. God gave dogs tails for a reason. Plus they use them when swimming 😊😊😊
@@richardfurlott4243 I think so! I'd like to meet some in person though to get a better understanding of the breed first, which is hard because they're rare in my country lmao
If you do just know they are very very very active dogs. If you can’t give them an active life their going to be a nightmare to handle. Plus they go threw a rough faze when their pups. Like mine I got at 6weeks old and until he was around 8 months he was a fucking demon dog. But if you can provide all that and tough out their puppy years they are the best dog ever. Super fucking smart really loyal and really protective. I could see why people would want them for a emotional support dog also because they literally follow you everywhere you go.
@@xaphan8581 I've heard as much honestly! They sound almost on par with Belgian malinois sometimes. Everyone I've spoken to has said pretty much it takes a whole lot of blood sweat and tears but they really sound like the picture perfect dog in the end! It's gonna be years before I'd get one but in the meantime I plan on going to these shows that a localish Australian Cattle Dog club holds, as well as talking to breeders and getting myself up to date on dog training for a dog far more... Well just more lmao to make sure that I'd actually be able to handle one!
My 3-yo heeler is sweet and quiet, laying on my bed for naps. She does enjoy a walk, but she is not anything like the uncontrollable balls of energy sometimes described.
I had a blue heeler. She was my soulmate dog! I had to do a bedtime routine for her (I don't have kids yet but I feel like she prepared me well). Every night at the same time we went for a walk then she went to bed. I had to have her sleep in the laundry room with the door shut, otherwise her brain wouldn't turn off. She would only sleep when she had no other option. 😂 There is no fiercer love than from a blue heeler. 💙
My friend whose a trainer taught me that working breeds can never tire they will continue to work its their drivem you need to work them mentally jot physically. I have a red heeler so I understand
Yes they need both mental and physical stimulation, but it can be done. I have tired mine out before it just lasts like a minute before we are on to the next thing. 😆
It's the same with my 2! haha They come but from an hour's walk, have a drink and MAYBE couple of minutes of laying down but if you pick up that lead again they are up on their feet prancing around for ANOTHER walk haha
I have 3 red heelers, momma, and 2 brothers Jade, Tank and00am Ruger. They are never tired even when they are tired...lol. Give them a ball and they will play for hours.
Youre a saint . I have one of these dogs. A red healer. Got him at ten wks old. I had a one year old son at the time. The patience and time i put into both of them. These kinds of dogs are so intelligent. My son is now 2 1/2 yrs old and let a stranger get near him lmao. He heards me all day long. Hes literally my shadow. He is he is the most affectionate and intelligent dog ive ever had. As long as you keep them engaged and happy they are good . If you dont get them enough attention they become destructive. Will never own another breed after this!!! Do your research tho they are not for everyone. They dont get tired and need a lot of attention and excersize. Its funny too because my neighbor have two rottweilers that love my dog. He's known them since we got them. He tries to Heard them andthey let them. So funny to see a 34 lb dog chasing two fully grown rottys. They run for about two hours until the rots are like ok thats enough were worn out go home young pup!!!
Someone here said that these dogs definitely need training.. I had a nice red female heeler that lived to 14 yrs. She had a patch over her left eye.. She was the runt of a big litter. I named her patch. She was from a breeder that only breed pure heelers.. Patch was at full weight at 25 pounds with her thick tail. Patch was fat at 26 lbs. I loved her, fed her, played with her, and i found she automatically would herd the chickens, so one day i said to her, go get the horses and pointed.,, she would heel them by nipping at back feet and barking at them, she brang them to me. She had great herding instincts in her blood and brain through breeding.. A good dog has herding in there blood line already breed in them.. She was super smart. Except she would kill mice & rats & the baby chicks that came through the fence from next door.. we had two acres for the animals. Patch never tried to kill baby pigme goats. She just killed the baby chicks, rats & mice, and ya did not have to say anything. She just had the natural instinct to do that.. She was a dog that always wanted to be with you every where you went.. But patch stayed with either one or the other Rottweiler in front yard or backyard Rottweiler 😊 The long haired border Collie eventually stayed in front yard with the frontyard Rottweiler & patch was in with the other Rottweiler. The small light brown pure boxer at 25-30 lbs was a rescue dog. That was TRAINWRECK,, Trainwreck was a starving, dehydrated, cuts, lumps, bruises, laying under a new van when i found her at the Railroad drop yard.. I looped a rope around her and pulled her out, because she was ready to die & i was not sure of how she would react after i put hands on her to pull her out.. Anyway she was about 5 yrs old.. i took her home and she was a beautiful loving dog in the end. She loved to play and jump and run.. i had her for about 10 yrs.. One morning i looked out window and she was doing her normal patrol duty of property, i thought that after i make tea, i would go out and play with her.. Keeping in mind she was super fit, no health issues whatsoever right.. So i go out with hot morning tea in hand. I spotted her laying next to the extra refrigerator we had on front porch like any hillbilly would have, LOL .. anyway, trainwreck had just layed down and went to sleep. And she was gone.. That was a sad day... So that was a story of Jack, Manny, Suzie, patch, & Trainwreck. Oh Trainwreck had been hit by a rail car backing in the southern Pacific railroad drop yard for new cars. 😊😊😊i have had many other dogs in my time.. I find myself now with an acre of forest property in northern Arizona and wanting now to find another red & blue heeler. All my horses, goats, chickens, dogs, red durroc pigs have all been gone since 2014. I need a new friend. Oh the dogs in my life of about 20 dogs total,, they were all rescued from abusive folks, that had no patience for an animal.. Except for patch, the 25 lb runt of the litter, red heeler, i paid for, the pure breed heeler was found at 4 weeks old eating wet food and had all her shots. I had no job at the time back then, she had no papers for some reason.. the parents was there at the feed store.. I paid 75.00 for the potato sized heeler, and so we road home that morning..😊😊😊😊😊 She was blind when she had a seizure one afternoon.. that was the day i lost her.. I,m sorry, i had a full grown black & white pure breed long haired border collie named Buddy. I found buddy one evening behind walmart just laying there scolded like. I had him for 6 years.. i lost buddy in 2015 of February.. Going to build a nice off grid cabin for me and a new future red & blue female or male heeler.. remember people, a neutered animal lives longer.. Hoped everybody enjoyed my story. Not sure why i shared. Maybe i needed that.....😊😊😊😊 ✝️🇺🇸🤠🪕🪕
My Blue Heeler Maverick just hit 5 months old yesterday. Still teething like crazy, but I found that freezing a bag of baby carrot and giving him some when he's whining helps a lot. He loves them! He still isn't a big fan of walks or the heat, will play fetch with a frizbee but looks at you when you throw a ball like "why did you throw it away? That was a perfectly good ball!" and I have to retreive it. LOL
Baby carrots are the best for teething puppies! I know what you mean about having to retrieve the ball lol. Took Sully forever to understand he should bring it back lol
I have a Heeler/husky I adopted he is the hardest working in my household 😂if we don’t wake up when he does he will howl and sprint around my house until we do every morning like clockwork
I have a Blue Heeler/Rottweiler mix, and let me tell you from experience, that dog is never tired. He wants to play catch, even when it's raining, or muddy outside.
LOL! I agree totally! We have a female Red Heeler named Moose (We didn’t name her) and we have to take her for walkies roughly 5 times a day to exercise out her zoomies. She even comes looking for me around the house when it’s time for her to go outside.
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"tired?? What's that?"
True
Meanwhile english bulldog tired just from waking up.
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"We just had our second coffee in the break. Let's get back to work!"
They both tilted their heads at the same time 😂
Yea these dogs seem like they try their best to understand you lol
@@skateboardingprogression6008 no it’s because she said mommy . She uses it a lot.
@@JuliusCeaser_ yes it was but they are like no more Mommy (tilt) why not? .... I know. This Mommy gets tired too lol.
As soon as she said ‘mommy’ they definitely understood!
That’s so cute.
Real life blueys
I have a cattle dog too. The only time they have an off switch is when they are sleeping and eating. 😆
Confirmed. My heeler has not once been tired.
Their head movement synchronisation is a wonder of nature! 😂🔥
Agreed!
I got my Heeler tired once. She passed out and didn’t move for six hours. Then right back to it. They get tired but are so tough and dedicated they don’t show it. The greatest dogs IMHO.
I take mine for long walks and play tugowar with her till my arms fall off and she still keeps going lol. My uncles red heeler loves fetch and if you want to stop then you have to take the toy away and put it where he can't reach or he'll keep bringing it back. ❤
Heeler/Border Collie mix I have will do 2-3 hours at dog park playing with dogs twice her size and still wants more when we get home. At least all the other dogs at park are tired.
Mines the same way. Like I’m a very active person with my dog and I’ve only truly seen him tired one time. A lot of times I’ll think he’s tired and then he starts running around with his toys.
Mines still got his origanal soft toys and never damages anything cought him going to piss on the floor when a pup ,said no!,outside so has never pissed in the house ever so smart and very tough and when l say the other dogs are good he never starts fights but never backs down seems to know how to manage them and they end up playing .the are so quick when he puts his head up and says behave the do.they are very strong .Aussies you did a great job breeding them ....little else 😊yes lm a kiwi ❤
You can see their intelligence. I loved how they looked and each other and decided they weren't tired 🧠❤
As I look at those innocent faces.....I say, "Oh Lord" 🤣🤣🤣🤣❤❤❤
🤣
That's a handful of pure active. The Heeler in front looks just like the friend I had for 16 years.
Sorry you don't have your good friend anymore. Yeah, I'm missing mine too. We lost her during Covid after 15y 7m 1d. So, almost 16 too. Very healthy up until the last few days, and then she passed. It was from hemangiosarcoma (I think). Hardly no signs until a seizure (or syncope event) during the last week.
Beautiful bunch 😊
Thank you.
My heeler is so laid back ..he is lazy too .. nothing like my previous heeler...but smart and loyal
😂
Nice looking dogs. There’s all buddy’s lol. Like the vibes 👍
Thank you.
What beautiful dogs, just gorgeous
Thank you.
Nothing but love❤
They are the best I miss my ACD little Rae everyday
❤❤❤
They always have an extra mile in 'em...ALWAYS
The Heeler in the back is the watchdog in the bunch.
They are so beautiful, ❤❤ I’ve had a couple ACDs they are extremely smart and full of energy !!
Thank you. They are my favorite....obviously lol
I had ours tired a few times but it took
Non stop Frisbee throwing for a long time and she would have to get a drink and would vomit after drinking and be ready for more. She was a machine. She died in about 1982 after chasing a Doberman down our long driveway and across a busy road. She never went down there but must have thought that she was protecting us.
Awww 💔 I don't doubt she was just focused on protecting you all.
Thank God for His beautiful gifts of the horse and blue heelers.
They are gorgeous
Thank you.
That one in front has a perfectly symmetrical face mask like a Rorschach.
Just image a healer and chocolate lab mix. That’s my dogs bread, the definition of energy
Praying for you
No such thing as tiring out a working breed. We exercise and train them not to tire them out but to fulfill their desire to work.
I love these dogs
One of the greatest dog breeds in the world
They are so smart and So easy to train , but definitely need to be trained to have the smartest dog in the neightborhood
One of the worlds best dogs. Courageous, highly intelligent, and super tough. They hit way above their weight. Australian made and we love them
@martynohara8101 100% agree! I am forever thankful to Australia for giving the world this incredible breed. 💙
@@TheHeelerMama huge 😄 back at ya
They're absolutely beautiful
Thank you.
Beautiful dogs ❤
Thank you.
Omg so beautiful all of them
Thank you!
@@TheHeelerMama scully growing up so fast
@@richardwilloughby6852 He is. I can't believe he will be a year old soon.
@@TheHeelerMama I know mine 3 heeler are something else
Truly,they never are...I love em
They are the best! 😊
@@TheHeelerMamaGlad to see they still have there tails.
No body should ever snip the tails, ever.
God gave dogs tails for a reason.
Plus they use them when swimming 😊😊😊
@@harvdog5669 I'm not for it at all. I've seen how much they use it when they are in a full run. Love their tails!
You can't get a more loyal dog ! Very healthy , and takes you on their road trip ; says our Stella !
Those pups are gorgeous!! Look at those eyes!
Thank you
They really love there mum you can see that
Beautiful and The Real Deal 😍
No never Never done Never tired Nice ! How true
Your dogs are beautiful! I've been thinking very heavily about my next service dog being a cattle dog and this video about near convinced me 💀
Thank you.
You should !
@@richardfurlott4243 I think so! I'd like to meet some in person though to get a better understanding of the breed first, which is hard because they're rare in my country lmao
If you do just know they are very very very active dogs. If you can’t give them an active life their going to be a nightmare to handle. Plus they go threw a rough faze when their pups. Like mine I got at 6weeks old and until he was around 8 months he was a fucking demon dog. But if you can provide all that and tough out their puppy years they are the best dog ever. Super fucking smart really loyal and really protective. I could see why people would want them for a emotional support dog also because they literally follow you everywhere you go.
@@xaphan8581 I've heard as much honestly! They sound almost on par with Belgian malinois sometimes. Everyone I've spoken to has said pretty much it takes a whole lot of blood sweat and tears but they really sound like the picture perfect dog in the end!
It's gonna be years before I'd get one but in the meantime I plan on going to these shows that a localish Australian Cattle Dog club holds, as well as talking to breeders and getting myself up to date on dog training for a dog far more... Well just more lmao to make sure that I'd actually be able to handle one!
🥰 gorgeous babies!
Thank you.
My 3-yo heeler is sweet and quiet, laying on my bed for naps. She does enjoy a walk, but she is not anything like the uncontrollable balls of energy sometimes described.
Our Clea is very lazy and loves her couch more than work lol. She's also very calm for a heeler.
We are waiting to see what we need to do next. Love how the two that's looking at you turn their head at the same time when you say that you're tired.
I had a blue heeler. She was my soulmate dog! I had to do a bedtime routine for her (I don't have kids yet but I feel like she prepared me well). Every night at the same time we went for a walk then she went to bed. I had to have her sleep in the laundry room with the door shut, otherwise her brain wouldn't turn off. She would only sleep when she had no other option. 😂 There is no fiercer love than from a blue heeler. 💙
Can't resist those adorable faces and you get the look come on mommy you have one more run in you Lol!
Que doguinhos mais lindos ❤
obrigado 😊
Omg... what a beautiful pack
Thank you ❤
My friend whose a trainer taught me that working breeds can never tire they will continue to work its their drivem you need to work them mentally jot physically. I have a red heeler so I understand
Yes they need both mental and physical stimulation, but it can be done. I have tired mine out before it just lasts like a minute before we are on to the next thing. 😆
Awwww they’re adorable! I love blue heelers
They have nearly inexhaustible energy 😂🤟✌️
It's the same with my 2! haha They come but from an hour's walk, have a drink and MAYBE couple of minutes of laying down but if you pick up that lead again they are up on their feet prancing around for ANOTHER walk haha
The word “done” doesn’t exist in their vocabulary 👏
Right! lol
Cute dogs like lets go lol
They ar si cute❤️
Beautiful!!!!
Thank you.
The Blue heeler Dads :D
Best dogs EVER!! 🫶🏼
Agree! 😊
I recently rescued a Blue Heeler Australian Shepherd mix and after a 5 mile walk he still has enough energy to power a nuclear sub😂
😆
We're just waiting for you to say "away to me"! 😮
They know the word mommy !
the focus ❤
Always thinking to get in mischief also with the head tilt
Mummy's tired, your never tried ❤️
Always ready, always willing.
Yep, they are never tired!
Madre mía increíble .Nr1.
We have two heelers lots of fun we play all day
Beautiful Heelers ❤
Thank you
I have 3 red heelers, momma, and 2 brothers Jade, Tank and00am Ruger. They are never tired even when they are tired...lol. Give them a ball and they will play for hours.
Youre a saint . I have one of these dogs. A red healer. Got him at ten wks old. I had a one year old son at the time. The patience and time i put into both of them. These kinds of dogs are so intelligent. My son is now 2 1/2 yrs old and let a stranger get near him lmao. He heards me all day long. Hes literally my shadow. He is he is the most affectionate and intelligent dog ive ever had. As long as you keep them engaged and happy they are good . If you dont get them enough attention they become destructive. Will never own another breed after this!!! Do your research tho they are not for everyone. They dont get tired and need a lot of attention and excersize. Its funny too because my neighbor have two rottweilers that love my dog. He's known them since we got them. He tries to Heard them andthey let them. So funny to see a 34 lb dog chasing two fully grown rottys. They run for about two hours until the rots are like ok thats enough were worn out go home young pup!!!
Beautiful dogs⁉️💘🕊️🙏
Thank you 😊
I have a German shepherd cattle dog mix...she never gets tired..ever
Bluey ^^
My next dog!
Cuties 😂❤
Your heeler dogs are cute.
Thank you.
They're gorgeous. So loyal.
Ty
Someone here said that these dogs definitely need training..
I had a nice red female heeler that lived to 14 yrs.
She had a patch over her left eye..
She was the runt of a big litter.
I named her patch.
She was from a breeder that only breed pure heelers..
Patch was at full weight at 25 pounds with her thick tail.
Patch was fat at 26 lbs.
I loved her, fed her, played with her, and i found she automatically would herd the chickens, so one day i said to her, go get the horses and pointed.,, she would heel them by nipping at back feet and barking at them, she brang them to me. She had great herding instincts in her blood and brain through breeding..
A good dog has herding in there blood line already breed in them..
She was super smart.
Except she would kill mice & rats & the baby chicks that came through the fence from next door.. we had two acres for the animals.
Patch never tried to kill baby pigme goats.
She just killed the baby chicks, rats & mice, and ya did not have to say anything. She just had the natural instinct to do that..
She was a dog that always wanted to be with you every where you went..
But patch stayed with either one or the other Rottweiler in front yard or backyard Rottweiler 😊
The long haired border Collie eventually stayed in front yard with the frontyard Rottweiler & patch was in with the other Rottweiler.
The small light brown pure boxer at 25-30 lbs was a rescue dog.
That was TRAINWRECK,,
Trainwreck was a starving, dehydrated, cuts, lumps, bruises, laying under a new van when i found her at the Railroad drop yard..
I looped a rope around her and pulled her out, because she was ready to die & i was not sure of how she would react after i put hands on her to pull her out..
Anyway she was about 5 yrs old.. i took her home and she was a beautiful loving dog in the end. She loved to play and jump and run.. i had her for about 10 yrs..
One morning i looked out window and she was doing her normal patrol duty of property, i thought that after i make tea, i would go out and play with her..
Keeping in mind she was super fit, no health issues whatsoever right..
So i go out with hot morning tea in hand.
I spotted her laying next to the extra refrigerator we had on front porch like any hillbilly would have, LOL ..
anyway, trainwreck had just layed down and went to sleep.
And she was gone..
That was a sad day...
So that was a story of
Jack, Manny, Suzie, patch, & Trainwreck.
Oh Trainwreck had been hit by a rail car backing in the southern Pacific railroad drop yard for new cars.
😊😊😊i have had many other dogs in my time..
I find myself now with an acre of forest property in northern Arizona and wanting now to find another red & blue heeler.
All my horses, goats, chickens, dogs, red durroc pigs have all been gone since 2014.
I need a new friend.
Oh the dogs in my life of about 20 dogs total,, they were all rescued from abusive folks, that had no patience for an animal..
Except for patch, the 25 lb runt of the litter, red heeler, i paid for, the pure breed heeler was found at 4 weeks old eating wet food and had all her shots.
I had no job at the time back then, she had no papers for some reason.. the parents was there at the feed store..
I paid 75.00 for the potato sized heeler, and so we road home that morning..😊😊😊😊😊
She was blind when she had a seizure one afternoon.. that was the day i lost her..
I,m sorry, i had a full grown black & white pure breed long haired border collie named Buddy.
I found buddy one evening behind walmart just laying there scolded like. I had him for 6 years.. i lost buddy in 2015 of February..
Going to build a nice off grid cabin for me and a new future red & blue female or male heeler.. remember people, a neutered animal lives longer..
Hoped everybody enjoyed my story. Not sure why i shared.
Maybe i needed that.....😊😊😊😊 ✝️🇺🇸🤠🪕🪕
I heard they very smart 🤣
Too smart!
I have one and I can confirm this is very true
So inteligent
It's funny dog in the back barks and the one in the front turns like tf you barking for? and chases his ass 🤣🤣
It was her telling them we're not done yet guys! 😆
My Blue Heeler Maverick just hit 5 months old yesterday. Still teething like crazy, but I found that freezing a bag of baby carrot and giving him some when he's whining helps a lot. He loves them! He still isn't a big fan of walks or the heat, will play fetch with a frizbee but looks at you when you throw a ball like "why did you throw it away? That was a perfectly good ball!" and I have to retreive it. LOL
Baby carrots are the best for teething puppies! I know what you mean about having to retrieve the ball lol. Took Sully forever to understand he should bring it back lol
The one in the middle is the perfect looking Heeler. WOW
Thank you.
I have a Heeler/husky I adopted he is the hardest working in my household 😂if we don’t wake up when he does he will howl and sprint around my house until we do every morning like clockwork
lol He's like come on guys we have things to do! Move it! lol
I have a Blue Heeler/Rottweiler mix, and let me tell you from experience, that dog is never tired. He wants to play catch, even when it's raining, or muddy outside.
Mine are the same. They will even walk through the rain and snow just to get their walks in. Tough little buggers.
Love 🥰🥰🥰
My border collie / Aussie is never tired lol
Fact!
LOL! I agree totally! We have a female Red Heeler named Moose (We didn’t name her) and we have to take her for walkies roughly 5 times a day to exercise out her zoomies. She even comes looking for me around the house when it’s time for her to go outside.
They are beautiful. Mine have no tail
🤣😂🤣 mine is never tired either
I have this dog It is very smart.
This is what we live for.. let's go
I just discovered this breed and must say that I am intrigued and impressed ❤.
They take a lot of work but SO worth it if you put the time into them. I will always have at least one.
@@TheHeelerMama 👍🏾
These are three of the best heelers I have seen. Great build not overly blocky and good heads. These will do 3 hours plus of high energy wirkm
Thank you and yes, 3+ hours is a requirement lol
I have a cattle dog a red Australian cattle dog. And her name is Xena she can play for days. But I love her.
They are so unexpectedly beautiful. Like the more you look at them the more your brain recognizes them as something of complex beauty.
Thank you.
I love the way they tilt their head when you mention ‘mommy’