Australian Cattle Dogs
The Australian Cattle Dog breed originated in Australia in the 1800s.
The Australian Cattle Dog was initially bred to herd cattle. Australian Cattle Dogs are working dogs developed by cattlemen in the 1830s. Australian Cattle Dog round up cattle by nipping at their heels.
The Australian Cattle Dog is also known as the Australian Queensland Heeler and the Blue Heeler.
The Australian Cattle Dog is a stocky dog with stamina and endurance. The Australian Cattle Dog has medium-sized oval eyes, a broad skull, a low-set tail and a sturdy compact body. The Australian Cattle Dog weighs 35-45 lbs and is 17-20 inches tall. The Australian Cattle Dog is blue, mottled blue, or red speckled with or without markings. Australian Cattle Dogs are born white but get their color within a few weeks.
The Australian Cattle dog is smart, hardy, independent, stubborn tenancious, energetic and untiring. The Australian Cattle Dog requires a lot of physical and mental activity on a daily basis. Australian Cattle Dogs are happiest when they have a job. The Australian Cattle Dog is amongst the most responsive and obedient of all dogs.
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