i had a male puppy from his last litter. best dog i ever had an the only one ill ever have, when i lost him it was worse then losing a family member, dave was our horse shoer.
I was in a Small town of Western NSW Australia and there was a Old well on my Private Camp site. All the bricks had been Kicked into the Well in which was about 70ft Deep. When it rained my Camp would become semi flooded, especially around my Caravan steps, so i decided to dig a Trench into the black clay leading toward the lip of the well to drain the depression. One night was Drizzling rain, i had a Long neck of Beer in my Hand and was walking near the well when i slipped into the trench belly first. I started to quickly slide on my Belly toward the Well whilst in the trench. The Long neck went flying out of my hand and my two arms protruded over the well entrance whilst i was in motion, my head dipped over the well edge and now my chest had approached this zone, i remember my life flashed before me, just like you see on Movies, ( i always thought this was just Hollywood fiction) though i seen a couple of flashes of Great times, and and a blotchy glimpse of my Family. Then Suddenly i felt something Violently Grab the back of my jacket, and i can still remember the sound of the Polyester "Wack" the Jacket made. I lay there motionless just momentarily on my Belly staring into the black abyss below and the sound of echoing water spilling into the well. I thought whom is in my Camp and who saved me then? i got myself up onto my knees crawled out of the trench, peering around slowly looking for a Person or silhouette. Though the only one in my Company was my Loyal Red Heeler X Black Barb Kelpie.See i had saved him many years prior from a Abusive Owner. I then instantly i knew my little mate just saved my Life, confusion developed rapidly into Elation as i put my Arms around him and Broke Down, crying and thanking Him. He Traveled with me for some more years, and Passed away at aged 14 in 2009. I got sober in that year, and have been Sober since. He was my Best Mate, and still chokes me up like now, reminiscing of Me Best Mate. I have a Blue x Red now, i hope if i make it to Heaven Me ol Mate is there, i really Do. Peace to you All.
Precious beautiful dog. Most loving wonderful story I’ve ever heard in my life. I have a merle red female her name is Betty. The love of my life I rescued her she rescued me❤🐾♥️🙏✌️
It's true. For the first year or eighteen months, you wonder if you got the wrong dog, so willful and crazy smart. Then, everything changes and you realize you have the best dog in the world. The initial trouble is worth many times the reward of these special dogs. Ours went blind also; it hardly slowed her down a bit. Can't stop thinking about Mousie.
What you say it's true. We made the same experience with our German Shepard. The first 1 1/2 years she was so crazy and exhausting… But now she's so loyal, empathic, intelligent... best friend.
My heeler, Jade, just trurned 1 year old, I have had her since she was 8 weeks old. She is extremely smart, intuitive, and loyal. I especially see her intelligence when we are hiking. When there are obstacles, you can really see her using strategy and reasoning as she takes each step. With that said.. she IS still a puppy. Sometimes she just cant contain herself, but when she does do something she knows she isnt supposed to do, you can actually see that she feels almost remorseful for what she did, haha.
They totally feel remorseful! They make the cutest faces when they feel bad! They make the best hiking partners too! It has become one of my favorite activities with my pup!
Skid boot is awesome but sir you are an amazing man. God found the the right dog for you and the right human for a special dog. The first couple years with a heeler is always tough they are so full of themselves and so much energy they need direction and information constantly.
Shiral Boone They have a bumper sticker that says," It's hard to be humble when you have a Border Collie". They should have one that says, "It's harder to be humble to have a heeler". Have a friend with a Chihuahua mix named Dino who rides around with Jim in his truck. Very protective too. If someone comes up to the window, Dino shows his teeth. Then Morgan-a lawyer at our church-calls Dino Fang. Outside of the truck, he's the sweet Dino again. But nowhere he as smart as my Border Collie or a Heeler. My B.C. thinks her job is to look after me. She will wake me up from a sound sleep to herd me to the bathroom. I believe my former Tess taught her I'm diabetic and to look after me before she died at 16. In 4 years, she taught Gypsy Rose Lee how to tell me-or I didn't teach her, just reinforced her-whrn my sugar was high or low. One of Tess's sons became a therapy dog for a little girl with CP. Maxwell Smart-Max- also became a seizure-alert dog for her too. I asked how he was trained. Her mother said it wasn't necessary. By instinct, the dog knew to tell her. Smell? But Then, I know a priest who has a Poodle that tells him when his blood pressure is low so it can't be by smell. Who knows?
Omg ty I have 2 a red with blue eyes & his sister is a blue they r 10 months old I've had them since they were born practically bc our neighbors had the litter but when u said they r so full of themselves the 1st year wow but they have such cool personalities I love them so much
I first saw Skid boot on Letterman... and was looking at my heeler this eve and thought about him, and found this video, I had no idea he had achieved such fame, over the years ive talked about this most amazing pair.... my boy is loosing his sight now too, its a hard reality that our (human friends in animal suits) dont stay with us as long as we like! Hats off to ol skidall my best Paula
I lost my dog to hip dysplasia I have a 6-month-old heeler now, but I know it sucks losing a dog. They quickly become a part of the family. You just got to know you gave them the best life with the time they were here.
Herd dogs, LOL; you best find them or they’ll find one. I was blessed to have two Corgis, they owned me heart and soul. Smartest dogs that ever owned me, LOL… Sure loved you; SkidBoot. You brought joy to so many people. God Bless Y’all… you KNOW there’s dogs in Heaven
My dog, a Blue Heeler / Staffordshire Terrier mix (best dog I've ever had), would do just about anything I told her do without a trained or "one word" command. We communicated thru commands, tone of voice, facial expressions and hand movements.
I see both of our great Australian working dogs, Heelers and Kelpies, are getting some attention over there in the States, and you're learning what we've known for years, that these two breeds are absolutely outstanding. Of course they're EVERYWHERE here, they're our working partners and best friends.
I have 2 blue heelers currently. I used to have a different female and we bred blues for a while! We will never own another breed!!! These dogs are amazing and Skidboot was an amazing example of the breed
That video was incrediable to watch! I have my own blue heeler at home and i love him so much! Skidboot remindes me so much of him! Skidboot was truly a amazing dog! This video has inspired me to teach my dog some amazing tricks! THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO! One question did skidboot ever have any puppies with another dog?
Super story, you give hope to me and my service puppy, she is half aussie shephard and border collie, super smart and super sassy. Hope I get past year one with her. God bless all things Skidboot.
Does she have a tail? My Border Collie Tess had a son who became a service dog for a little girl with CP. They trained Max-short for Maxwell Smart-for that and when her mother said he was also her seizure-alert dog, I asked if they had training for that, she said it wasn't necessary. He figured tgat own his own by instinct. Which explained his mother's ability to detect high and low blood sugar in me since I'm diabetic. She also woke me up when I was sound asleep and herded me to the bathroom because she knew I had to go before I was even awake yet. When she was 12, she taught my new puppy, Gypsy Rose Lee, how to do all this. No formal training-I couldn't afford it-not Gypsy learned a lot in 4 years before Tess died.
That is quite amazing Blue Heeler I love the story about the Christmas puppy we also have a story his name was buck my grandson fell in love with that my grandson worked hard to take him to the vet to groom him and to show him how to act right it didn't take much for buck he was a great family dog it seem like but you everything even his bark he kept it low when He barked as if he was talking to you he protected is Jacob love book but it ended tragically a burglar broke in they didn't know there was a doggie door Buck greeted him run him through the gate thought into busy traffic but becomes you still wanted from all the traffic Buck got run over that's the end of our back we love him very much my grandson loved him that was his owner stuck was a very smart dog I can't tell you all the story of how that came to our house that net he was quite amazing dog there's nothing like a Blue Heeler and I know it cuz I had the privilege to me a Blue Heeler named buck I hope you get to read this story because Buck was some awesome blue heeler just like yours our family which is a big family we missed book Jacob has his ashes in an iron with the picture a buck decided all I can say is that is one love story between a young teenager and a Blue Heeler name book
This is my second time seeing this video. I LOVE Skidboot and the owner (sorry I forgot his name if they said it). Such a wonderful loving man with such a smart and amazing dog. This is a very touching story--I cried the first time I saw it.... AND the second time!! God Bless both of you :)
I just recently purchased a Blue Heeler puppy from a young lady outside of Walmart in Texas. He is very smart and is getting some training right now, I’d never heard of an Australian Cattle Dog before, but now I am seeing them everywhere. I hope he does half as well as Skidboot! Love you video!
I have a 1 year old blue heeler name Harley dog .and he's so smart is unreal .we decided to get him a friend also a blue h. LUV MY DOG .luv skidboot awesome dog thanks to an awesome trainer..GOOD JOB ..
I had between 6-10, Awesome, God Given Dogs I'll never have again. I talked to them like I would anyone else. They always minded. They each had a different personality. They were family. Grandpa, Dad, Mom, Aunt. 6 were brother and Sister. All rode in my truck, no training. Grandpa set the standards, the kids n grandkids learned from him.
This is so funny. You got it right, but you know that. I'm from Louisiana and we always had Catahoulas. They're different too. We always talked to them like a person. I was in the Navy in California and somebody gave my boys a red heeler. I'd never heard of the breed. So we talked to jessy like a person. I had a little fence behind my house - we were in the city - and if she heard me out front talking, I had to be careful not to say "Hey" too loud. I was in the middle of a row of townhouses and she would climb over the fence and run around like "here i am, you called me." I knew i couldnt be mad at her so I'd love on her and then tell her, "now jessy, go get back in the fence. They would go watch and she'd calmly go climb back over the fence. That was such a hit that we started doing other things for the neighborhood lol. I agree with you, their brains are wired differently, like the Catahoula. I'm glad I didnt know how to 'train' a dog. Lol
Had 2 blue cattle digs on our farm,when growing up, one was friendly she guarded the chicken pen,the other was so savage no one could get near her but both were beautiful dogs,very smart
Jimmy!! If you are an active person. Best dog they go everywhere with you, hiking camping biking walking. Best dog ever had in my whole life. I have a merle red female healer best ever enjoy I hope you get one❤❤❤❤❤❤
They are the most amazing creatures on earth, they are truly superior to even people, and I honestly believe that to be a fact. My Dolly just passed few weeks ago, and I miss my little gurl, because the house, and everything around here is just empty without her. She definitely was smarter than I will ever be, but unlike people, she didn't rub it other people's faces. I don't think she ever met anyone that didn't like her instantly, whether we were at DQ, gettin her favorite food in the world French Fries. Are at the gas station gettin diesel for the truck. She new instantly if I was going somewhere, and she'd pretend that she didn't care one way or another if she got to go. But tell her no she couldn't go this time, and she'd get up turn her back to me. Lay down slump her shoulders, ears would melt as if they never stood up. Lay her chin on her paws, and you could hear her sigh from across the room. She was done with me until I came home, and then she was my gurl again all happy i was home. If she got to go, she'd stand beside the truck waiting for me to open the door, and soon as it was wide enough for her to jump in.. She was in the truck, and done in her seat looking out the windshield sitting there smile on her face. Now only trouble i ever had from her, was if someone else was going in the truck, because that other front seat was hers. She'd look at whoever was riding with us, and they would look at her knowing that her eyes were clearly telling them to get in the back seat, because she wasn't giving up her seat to nobody, and I'd have to tell her couple times that she had to ride in the back before she get up and move to the back. Miss her terribly bad, and I don't know if I want another pup after her.
if you build your dogs confidence and he loves you anything is possible and of course with a lot of time you can have a similar experience it does not have to be a cattle dog but it helps
Had a blue heeler pitbull cross. Would ride my bike downhill with him able to keep up. He was able to differentiate which toy to bring to me when I made commands. Unfortunately he died while the vet couldn't figure out what was wrong. Damn this video makes me miss him.
Sign me up for Lessons. Please. My kids be grown but i'm raising theirs, and little Ian an Xavier want a dog, I'm retired from the U.S.military with a 50% disability. I have four year High school & 3 years AROTC , 4 years Civil Air Patrol, 6 Years In BSA -leaving as Eagle Scout. Then I went active into the US military for the next 30 years. Out if 30 years of service I'lived int the states 10. I'ta whole new deal. Times have certainly While my Wife has a rat-terrier of 20 years, and my daughter has a beautiful full blooded AKC Golden Retrieve for 10 years. Boht passed away. The were mostly untrained, but very good companions and friends of the family. Before these dogs we had a pure bread yellow Lab (who was my dog) we would run for miles! Play ball and phriisby God I wish I had thoes dogs today :-( And a Half wolf&Saint Bernard. (we called him "Wolf-Wolf") Two of the best dogs I've ever known or own, Just looking for a new friend.
Healers are crazy smart! I have had about six over the years. Once you get past the stubborn pup, know it all stage, they are the most loyal, intelligent dogs. But, they should always have a job, especially on the ranch, or they will get into trouble!
Sorry to hear he's gone. I was going to warn you about sticks. My blue-heeler loved chasing sticks when once I threw the stick and as he ran to the stick it bounced off the ground and right into his throat. It stabbed a hole the size of a quarter in the back of his throat. She can run to mama. Of course all I could do was clean it and keep an eye on it. In about a week it got better. From then on, we throw balls.
"When the word Skidboot came to me..." I've been on this planet 53 years and the 'word' Skidboot never came to my mind nor has it come to the mind of anyone I know. I didn't know Skidboot was a word. Skid, yes. Boot, yes. Skidboot?!
i have a blue heeler, Bandit that dog is so fast just like a cat, and dont try to walk into my house unannounced she can be super wicked shell tear ya up. id put her up against any dog.
We have a Red Heeler and he is....well awful, but it's not his fault. He is cooped up in a two bedroom place in a trailer park. He is excessively aggressive...we believe it's due to boredom and not having a job as he was intended to have. We don't really know what to do with him at this point, and we REFUSE to have him put down. Any Heeler people out there with advice, we will try nearly anything at this point. Any tips/advice/suggestions would be a Godsend, thanks so much in advance. P.S. his name is Gunner but we call him Mr. Buggles ☺️
Awesome awesome awesome I love the way you train train him. I am blind and I had a female blue heeler she’s eight weeks old and I need some tips on how to train her blind in by myself everybody Sandy can’t be done I don’t believe in can’t I can do anything Anything I put my mind to and and Nevaeh He’s crazy wild but very smart do you have any tips please help me
i had a male puppy from his last litter. best dog i ever had an the only one ill ever have, when i lost him it was worse then losing a family member, dave was our horse shoer.
He is the most amazing dog I've ever seen. Truly man's best friend.
I was in a Small town of Western NSW Australia and there was a Old well on my Private Camp site. All the bricks had been Kicked into the Well in which was about 70ft Deep. When it rained my Camp would become semi flooded, especially around my Caravan steps, so i decided to dig a Trench into the black clay leading toward the lip of the well to drain the depression. One night was Drizzling rain, i had a Long neck of Beer in my Hand and was walking near the well when i slipped into the trench belly first. I started to quickly slide on my Belly toward the Well whilst in the trench. The Long neck went flying out of my hand and my two arms protruded over the well entrance whilst i was in motion, my head dipped over the well edge and now my chest had approached this zone, i remember my life flashed before me, just like you see on Movies, ( i always thought this was just Hollywood fiction) though i seen a couple of flashes of Great times, and and a blotchy glimpse of my Family. Then Suddenly i felt something Violently Grab the back of my jacket, and i can still remember the sound of the Polyester "Wack" the Jacket made. I lay there motionless just momentarily on my Belly staring into the black abyss below and the sound of echoing water spilling into the well. I thought whom is in my Camp and who saved me then? i got myself up onto my knees crawled out of the trench, peering around slowly looking for a Person or silhouette. Though the only one in my Company was my Loyal Red Heeler X Black Barb Kelpie.See i had saved him many years prior from a Abusive Owner. I then instantly i knew my little mate just saved my Life, confusion developed rapidly into Elation as i put my Arms around him and Broke Down, crying and thanking Him. He Traveled with me for some more years, and Passed away at aged 14 in 2009. I got sober in that year, and have been Sober since. He was my Best Mate, and still chokes me up like now, reminiscing of Me Best Mate. I have a Blue x Red now, i hope if i make it to Heaven Me ol Mate is there, i really Do.
Peace to you All.
I love that story!! I've got a similar one and believe you 100%.
Unbelievable Skidboot! Never to be forgotten!
Precious beautiful dog. Most loving wonderful story I’ve ever heard in my life. I have a merle red female her name is Betty. The love of my life I rescued her she rescued me❤🐾♥️🙏✌️
One of THEE Greatest Cattle Dogs...EVER. Much Love. :)
It's true. For the first year or eighteen months, you wonder if you got the wrong dog, so willful and crazy smart. Then, everything changes and you realize you have the best dog in the world. The initial trouble is worth many times the reward of these special dogs. Ours went blind also; it hardly slowed her down a bit. Can't stop thinking about Mousie.
What you say it's true. We made the same experience with our German Shepard. The first 1 1/2 years she was so crazy and exhausting… But now she's so loyal, empathic, intelligent... best friend.
I never get sick of these videos.
Skidboot was an amazing dog, with an amazing dad! R.I.P. Skidboot!!
did he die
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Did you ever see Skidboots sire? Does he look like Skidboot? I he as smart as Skidboot?
@@Tsamokie like they said . . . . they never knew who the father was, just the mother.
I will always remember Skid boot what a Great dog and a loving friend
I can say with certainty that this is like the most honest inocent and heartwarming thing ive watched on youtube in like... a while....
Facts
I remember watching skidboot on tv and thinking my dogs were kinda lazy and not so smart! what a special pup and owner!
I remember you, Skidboot! What a grand boy!
My heeler, Jade, just trurned 1 year old, I have had her since she was 8 weeks old. She is extremely smart, intuitive, and loyal. I especially see her intelligence when we are hiking. When there are obstacles, you can really see her using strategy and reasoning as she takes each step.
With that said.. she IS still a puppy. Sometimes she just cant contain herself, but when she does do something she knows she isnt supposed to do, you can actually see that she feels almost remorseful for what she did, haha.
They totally feel remorseful! They make the cutest faces when they feel bad! They make the best hiking partners too! It has become one of my favorite activities with my pup!
Skid boot is awesome but sir you are an amazing man. God found the the right dog for you and the right human for a special dog. The first couple years with a heeler is always tough they are so full of themselves and so much energy they need direction and information constantly.
Shiral Boone They have a bumper sticker that says," It's hard to be humble when you have a Border Collie". They should have one that says, "It's harder to be humble to have a heeler". Have a friend with a Chihuahua mix named Dino who rides around with Jim in his truck. Very protective too. If someone comes up to the window, Dino shows his teeth. Then Morgan-a lawyer at our church-calls Dino Fang. Outside of the truck, he's the sweet Dino again. But nowhere he as smart as my Border Collie or a Heeler. My B.C. thinks her job is to look after me. She will wake me up from a sound sleep to herd me to the bathroom. I believe my former Tess taught her I'm diabetic and to look after me before she died at 16. In 4 years, she taught Gypsy Rose Lee how to tell me-or I didn't teach her, just reinforced her-whrn my sugar was high or low. One of Tess's sons became a therapy dog for a little girl with CP. Maxwell Smart-Max- also became a seizure-alert dog for her too. I asked how he was trained. Her mother said it wasn't necessary. By instinct, the dog knew to tell her. Smell? But Then, I know a priest who has a Poodle that tells him when his blood pressure is low so it can't be by smell. Who knows?
Omg ty I have 2 a red with blue eyes & his sister is a blue they r 10 months old I've had them since they were born practically bc our neighbors had the litter but when u said they r so full of themselves the 1st year wow but they have such cool personalities I love them so much
@@virginiaconnor8350 awesome
I first saw Skid boot on Letterman... and was looking at my heeler this eve and thought about him, and found this video, I had no idea he had achieved such fame, over the years ive talked about this most amazing pair.... my boy is loosing his sight now too, its a hard reality that our (human friends in animal suits) dont stay with us as long as we like! Hats off to ol skidall my best Paula
I lost my dog to hip dysplasia I have a 6-month-old heeler now, but I know it sucks losing a dog. They quickly become a part of the family. You just got to know you gave them the best life with the time they were here.
Herd dogs, LOL; you best find them or they’ll find one. I was blessed to have two Corgis, they owned me heart and soul. Smartest dogs that ever owned me, LOL… Sure loved you; SkidBoot. You brought joy to so many people. God Bless Y’all… you KNOW there’s dogs in Heaven
RIP SKIDBOOT, SAD TO HEAR THIS...
My dog, a Blue Heeler / Staffordshire Terrier mix (best dog I've ever had), would do just about anything I told her do without a trained or "one word" command. We communicated thru commands, tone of voice,
facial expressions and hand movements.
I see both of our great Australian working dogs, Heelers and Kelpies, are getting some attention over there in the States, and you're learning what we've known for years, that these two breeds are absolutely outstanding. Of course they're EVERYWHERE here, they're our working partners and best friends.
They are the best breed! I'm happy we have them in the states now too :)
I like how it called him "friend of skidboot"
I have 2 blue heelers currently. I used to have a different female and we bred blues for a while! We will never own another breed!!! These dogs are amazing and Skidboot was an amazing example of the breed
Love you Skidboot! A true king!
That video was incrediable to watch! I have my own blue heeler at home and i love him so much! Skidboot remindes me so much of him! Skidboot was truly a amazing dog! This video has inspired me to teach my dog some amazing tricks! THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO! One question did skidboot ever have any puppies with another dog?
BEST TRAINER EVER!!!
Skidboot was an amazing dog! Cattle Dogs are truly some of the smartest dogs---I have had two and they are awesome family members!
I have 1/2 heeler and border collie like Jumpy. Best buddy I have ever had!
“Cattle dogs“ are not a breed. They are dogs trained to use around cattle.
@@11304800 He never claimed that it was a breed. Read it carefully. -.-
@@11304800 lol dork
I have two half blue healers. Best dogs ever. So smart.
Blue Heeler
Who could not like skidboot
LOVE LOVE SKIDBOOT!!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!
Skidboot past R.I.P Skidboot
Super story, you give hope to me and my service puppy, she is half aussie shephard and border collie, super smart and super sassy. Hope I get past year one with her. God bless all things Skidboot.
Does she have a tail? My Border Collie Tess had a son who became a service dog for a little girl with CP. They trained Max-short for Maxwell Smart-for that and when her mother said he was also her seizure-alert dog, I asked if they had training for that, she said it wasn't necessary. He figured tgat own his own by instinct. Which explained his mother's ability to detect high and low blood sugar in me since I'm diabetic. She also woke me up when I was sound asleep and herded me to the bathroom because she knew I had to go before I was even awake yet. When she was 12, she taught my new puppy, Gypsy Rose Lee, how to do all this. No formal training-I couldn't afford it-not Gypsy learned a lot in 4 years before Tess died.
That is quite amazing Blue Heeler I love the story about the Christmas puppy we also have a story his name was buck my grandson fell in love with that my grandson worked hard to take him to the vet to groom him and to show him how to act right it didn't take much for buck he was a great family dog it seem like but you everything even his bark he kept it low when He barked as if he was talking to you he protected is Jacob love book but it ended tragically a burglar broke in they didn't know there was a doggie door Buck greeted him run him through the gate thought into busy traffic but becomes you still wanted from all the traffic Buck got run over that's the end of our back we love him very much my grandson loved him that was his owner stuck was a very smart dog I can't tell you all the story of how that came to our house that net he was quite amazing dog there's nothing like a Blue Heeler and I know it cuz I had the privilege to me a Blue Heeler named buck I hope you get to read this story because Buck was some awesome blue heeler just like yours our family which is a big family we missed book Jacob has his ashes in an iron with the picture a buck decided all I can say is that is one love story between a young teenager and a Blue Heeler name book
This dog and his owner make a great comedic pair!
Great Dog Great Trainer !!!
I don't know who I love more... Skidboot or hid Dad!
love skid boot
This was great love the dog and how u trained him
So he was already 8 at this point and lived on for another 6 years. R.I.P
Amazing Man, and an Amazing Dog!
Ansolutely!!!
This is my second time seeing this video. I LOVE Skidboot and the owner (sorry I forgot his name if they said it). Such a wonderful loving man with such a smart and amazing dog. This is a very touching story--I cried the first time I saw it.... AND the second time!! God Bless both of you :)
I just recently purchased a Blue Heeler puppy from a young lady outside of Walmart in Texas. He is very smart and is getting some training right now,
I’d never heard of an Australian Cattle Dog before, but now I am seeing them everywhere. I hope he does half as well as Skidboot! Love you video!
I have a 1 year old blue heeler name Harley dog .and he's so smart is unreal .we decided to get him a friend also a blue h. LUV MY DOG .luv skidboot awesome dog thanks to an awesome trainer..GOOD JOB ..
Zellie was my first, she was a retired workin dog. I learned so much from her. Never been without one since.
very good ! i love dogs , and this is incredible !
congratulations !
I had between 6-10, Awesome, God Given Dogs I'll never have again. I talked to them like I would anyone else. They always minded. They each had a different personality. They were family. Grandpa, Dad, Mom, Aunt. 6 were brother and Sister. All rode in my truck, no training. Grandpa set the standards, the kids n grandkids learned from him.
Yep if is got heeler in it it’s clever . I have had two in my life , my first one saved my life !
Absolutely awesome. Amazing dog and trainer. 👍👍👍👍
You have a wonderful dog and he's got a brilliant master.
This is so funny. You got it right, but you know that. I'm from Louisiana and we always had Catahoulas. They're different too. We always talked to them like a person. I was in the Navy in California and somebody gave my boys a red heeler. I'd never heard of the breed. So we talked to jessy like a person. I had a little fence behind my house - we were in the city - and if she heard me out front talking, I had to be careful not to say "Hey" too loud. I was in the middle of a row of townhouses and she would climb over the fence and run around like "here i am, you called me." I knew i couldnt be mad at her so I'd love on her and then tell her, "now jessy, go get back in the fence. They would go watch and she'd calmly go climb back over the fence. That was such a hit that we started doing other things for the neighborhood lol. I agree with you, their brains are wired differently, like the Catahoula. I'm glad I didnt know how to 'train' a dog. Lol
This is so precious, made my day👍👍👍👍👍💕
Had 2 blue cattle digs on our farm,when growing up, one was friendly she guarded the chicken pen,the other was so savage no one could get near her but both were beautiful dogs,very smart
Excellent
Beautiful companionship
Amazing trainer & dog great match! Great drive in this guy!
Amazing video, awesome bonding!
This is a special dog because he has a special owner. Good job David!
That's the kind of dog I want! Yea Skidboot!🤗
Love this!
It’s so funny we got a Blue Heeler 4 months ago and he changed our lives, they must be different from other dogs.
SOOOOO.........
SMART!,!
Okay. It’s confirmed. I’m getting a Blue Heeler.
Jimmy!! If you are an active person. Best dog they go everywhere with you, hiking camping biking walking. Best dog ever had in my whole life. I have a merle red female healer best ever enjoy I hope you get one❤❤❤❤❤❤
interesting video, I also have Australian Cattle Dog in Russia, I want to just teach!
Yes I love it
I love this
They are the most amazing creatures on earth, they are truly superior to even people, and I honestly believe that to be a fact.
My Dolly just passed few weeks ago, and I miss my little gurl, because the house, and everything around here is just empty without her.
She definitely was smarter than I will ever be, but unlike people, she didn't rub it other people's faces.
I don't think she ever met anyone that didn't like her instantly, whether we were at DQ, gettin her favorite food in the world French Fries.
Are at the gas station gettin diesel for the truck.
She new instantly if I was going somewhere, and she'd pretend that she didn't care one way or another if she got to go.
But tell her no she couldn't go this time, and she'd get up turn her back to me.
Lay down slump her shoulders, ears would melt as if they never stood up.
Lay her chin on her paws, and you could hear her sigh from across the room.
She was done with me until I came home, and then she was my gurl again all happy i was home.
If she got to go, she'd stand beside the truck waiting for me to open the door, and soon as it was wide enough for her to jump in..
She was in the truck, and done in her seat looking out the windshield sitting there smile on her face.
Now only trouble i ever had from her, was if someone else was going in the truck, because that other front seat was hers.
She'd look at whoever was riding with us, and they would look at her knowing that her eyes were clearly telling them to get in the back seat, because she wasn't giving up her seat to nobody, and I'd have to tell her couple times that she had to ride in the back before she get up and move to the back.
Miss her terribly bad, and I don't know if I want another pup after her.
What an amazing man & dog...
he's an awesome dog!!!!
Cool
if you build your dogs confidence and he loves you anything is possible and of course with a lot of time you can have a similar experience it does not have to be a cattle dog but it helps
Had a blue heeler pitbull cross. Would ride my bike downhill with him able to keep up. He was able to differentiate which toy to bring to me when I made commands. Unfortunately he died while the vet couldn't figure out what was wrong. Damn this video makes me miss him.
Oh I am so sorry!
He sounds super smart! Sorry for your loss 😢
blue heelers are a special kind of dog. I can never have a different companion by my side, keeping me on my toes (and nipping my heels!).
One in a million
Great vid.
I’m looking for new trick to teach my blue heeler pup but these are bloody impressive, I don’t know how to even begin teaching these
Sign me up for Lessons. Please. My kids be grown but i'm raising theirs, and little Ian an Xavier want a dog, I'm retired from the U.S.military with a 50% disability. I have four year High school & 3 years AROTC , 4 years Civil Air Patrol, 6 Years In BSA -leaving as Eagle Scout. Then I went active into the US military for the next 30 years. Out if 30 years of service I'lived int the states 10. I'ta whole new deal. Times have certainly
While my Wife has a rat-terrier of 20 years, and my daughter has a beautiful full blooded AKC Golden Retrieve for 10 years. Boht passed away.
The were mostly untrained, but very good companions and friends of the family.
Before these dogs we had a pure bread yellow Lab (who was my dog) we would run for miles! Play ball and phriisby
God I wish I had thoes dogs today :-( And a Half wolf&Saint Bernard. (we called him "Wolf-Wolf") Two of the best dogs I've ever known or own,
Just looking for a new friend.
Healers are crazy smart! I have had about six over the years. Once you get past the stubborn pup, know it all stage, they are the most loyal, intelligent dogs. But, they should always have a job, especially on the ranch, or they will get into trouble!
The man took over the dog.
I have a blue heeler/coyote mix and he is the most stubborn dog ive ever met
our Heeler recycles. I have three commands. Get it. Bring it. Put it.
Skidboot was a good boy!
Sorry to hear he's gone. I was going to warn you about sticks. My blue-heeler loved chasing sticks when once I threw the stick and as he ran to the stick it bounced off the ground and right into his throat. It stabbed a hole the size of a quarter in the back of his throat. She can run to mama. Of course all I could do was clean it and keep an eye on it. In about a week it got better. From then on, we throw balls.
couple true Texas OG's
"When the word Skidboot came to me..." I've been on this planet 53 years and the 'word' Skidboot never came to my mind nor has it come to the mind of anyone I know. I didn't know Skidboot was a word. Skid, yes. Boot, yes. Skidboot?!
Skidboots protect horses' legs when they do sliding stops :-)
Ahhh, thanks, Megan! Had no idea...
That was fun to watch. Quite amazing.
Heelers are so smart
I live in texas and im 13 and I met the owner of skidboot and I visit him all the time and take care of his ranch 😂
Go Skidboot!!!! Manners and a lot of biscuit bones!!!!
Thats what a great hound should be like ,not caged or chained up 85% of the time
He was an amazing dog
Odin the german shepherd rocks!
He we so happy to have job.
where is part 2???
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That is an amazing dog kind of reminds me of Angeline you know who that is
i have a blue heeler, Bandit that dog is so fast just like a cat, and dont try to walk into my house unannounced she can be super wicked shell tear ya up. id put her up against any dog.
My respects to you sir
I’m gittin’ me one ...one day!
Today is the day ;p lol
Dont sneak up on this guys place after dark.
His dog will call 911.
We have a Red Heeler and he is....well awful, but it's not his fault. He is cooped up in a two bedroom place in a trailer park. He is excessively aggressive...we believe it's due to boredom and not having a job as he was intended to have. We don't really know what to do with him at this point, and we REFUSE to have him put down. Any Heeler people out there with advice, we will try nearly anything at this point. Any tips/advice/suggestions would be a Godsend, thanks so much in advance.
P.S. his name is Gunner but we call him Mr. Buggles ☺️
Awesome awesome awesome I love the way you train train him. I am blind and I had a female blue heeler she’s eight weeks old and I need some tips on how to train her blind in by myself everybody Sandy can’t be done I don’t believe in can’t I can do anything Anything I put my mind to and and Nevaeh He’s crazy wild but very smart do you have any tips please help me