The Australian Cattle Dog, also known as the Blue Heeler or Queensland Heeler, is a muscular, intelligent, and loyal breed originally developed by Australian settlers to herd cattle across vast, rugged terrain. Bred from a mix of working dogs and native Dingoes, it was designed to withstand the country’s harsh climate and demanding workload. Recognized by the AKC in 1980, this alert and tireless breed is famous for its blue- or red-speckled coat, upright ears, and sharp, focused eyes that reflect its energetic spirit and intelligence.
Highly active and courageous, the Australian Cattle Dog thrives on structure, purpose, and daily physical challenges. It excels at herding, running, and obedience tasks, but can become bored or destructive if left idle. Loyal and protective, it bonds deeply with its family yet remains reserved around strangers. Weekly brushing keeps its short double coat healthy, with more frequent grooming needed during shedding seasons. With proper socialization, firm but positive training, and plenty of exercise, this hardworking and devoted herding dog makes a steadfast partner for active and experienced owners.
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Maddox, red male, was one of the last two born. He is most like his dad in coloring and markings. He has a sweetheart temperament. A big boy. He's quiet until he starts playing. He can be shy.
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Georgie is a red female. She got her name because she was the most curious pup when they started exploring. She’s got such a cute personality. She has the extra red dot on her head just like her momma
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Bella, light faced red female. She was born all white except for her ears and one dot on her back. She looked like a polar bear. She was one of the last two born and is full of energy so will usually