Stock dogs draw a crowd at Ag in Motion. Border collies and other herding breeds are well known for the work they do on the ...

Someone else joked, “My Border Collie had the opposite reaction. We brought him home and showed him the herd he would be ...

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

In the world of herding, two breeds stand out from the rest: the Border Collie and the Australian Cattle Dog. Both are renowned for their intelligence, agility, and obedience, but which one reigns ...

More than 30 dog breeds, including some popular herding breeds, originated in the United Kingdom, according to Purina. From Border Collies to ...

'Blue heeler in ugly snowlight, grey on gray on gray on white.' is the Rochester folk rock/slowcore act's most ambitious album yet.

Photo by marco allasio Also known as the Blue Heeler or Queensland Heeler, the Australian Cattle Dog excels in herding livestock across rough terrains. With a strong work ethic and high energy levels, ...

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

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.

Blue heelers are a herding dog described as being a high-energy, high-intelligence breed that gives even the most seasoned dog owners a lot to handle.