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Jack and his two loyal dogs, Cowboy (Australian Cattle Dog) and Gunner (field bred Golden Retriever) are on a mission to help 1,000,000 dogs.
Cattle dogs are not good around small children. They will herd your toddler up a hill lol. Narrow path. I’m yelling “he’s herding Jesse!” They said “he’s not hurting Jesse”. I said “herding!” Point up the hill.
I have an Austalian Shepherd puppy At 4 months we are bleeding a good bit! He jumps and bites Our clothes are in ruins Really struggling to get this under control
What a beautiful place. Only been to Mammoth in the winter, so it's nice to see it in the summer. You've got all my faves in the one video, lake, dogs and fishing. Thanks 🙂
Thanks for the ideas. Since I have a corgi I put a tetherball in my backyard. It's very stimulating and challenging. I only have too ask if she wants to pay and she's immediately at the door. You can get a full set-up via Amazing, with pole, rope, ball & ball pump. You can easially switch out for a different ball. She's gone thru 4 balls. 🎾 give it a try.
Yes they are over protective my boy his a stumpy tail red he is stuck on our farm and he didn’t get to see anyone growing up therefore now he attacks every stranger that comes here and people that come here pretty common but he only trusts the ones he’s grown up with cause of him not having people around him
I have owned two ACD. The first one was the best dog I've ever owned. Smart, loyal, quiet, friendly--the best dog ever. Perfect pet--except for the shedding. The second has been the worst dog I've ever owned. The opposite of the first one except for the shedding.
If people eat can tuna and sardines, don't toss the water or oil from the can. If there's a better loved treat for my ACD, I haven't found it. I just pour it over kibble.
Hi, I am a retired Certified Master Groomer. Through my years in the business I completed, on average 21,000 grooms….I saw a lot of dogs. The most common problem with -any- breed is lack of proper socialization and training. I owned several different breeds in my life and I have to say, I absolutely loved and appreciated my Australian Cattle Dog - hands down. The most loyal dog that I ever owned. I did put a lot of time into training and socialization, which included obedience school. I was firm about what I expected. They are ultra smart & thrive on learning something new. They -are- fiercely protective, and they will not put up with any foolishness. Probably not for the beginner dog owner, or families with small children.
