Nicknamed the “Blue Heeler” or “Red Heeler” on account of their colouring and method of ... As a herding dog breed, Australian Cattle Dogs have very high energy levels and they need as ...

Energetic, intelligent, and with a strong work ethic–the Australian Cattle Dog isn't for everyone, but it's a dream for ...

As Dogster points out, Blue Heelers are known to be easy to train and have plenty of energy, so if they need to practice a ...

The blue or red speckled coat helps the Blue Heeler blend into the outback. That’s a useful trait when herding, so the cattle don’t get spooked easily. A dog that blends in causes less stress.

From the Australian Cattle Dog to the Smithfield Dog, here are five Australian herding dog breeds that are helping farmers and at the same ...

They’re stocky, powerful, alert, and can never get enough exercise. Their distinctively ticked coats come in mottled or ...

Described by the American Kennel Club (AKC) as "compact but muscular," the Australian cattle dog, also known as a red, blue or Queensland heeler, is related to Australia's iconic wild dog, the Dingo.

Worried by their Australian heeler’s (so named because the herding breed tends to nip at the heels of reluctant cattle) refusal to eat commercial foods, Alexa suggested cooking for him. Seeing Buster ...

Nicknamed the “Blue Heeler” or “Red Heeler” on account of their colouring and method of ... As a herding dog breed, Australian Cattle Dogs have very high energy levels and they need as ...