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Australian Cattle Dog Right for You and Your Family?

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Is the Australian Cattle Dog right for you and your family? Definitely! We are basing our opinion on just this one dog. As with any breed there are variations on a theme. Mr Cody here is a very nice dog I'm sure there are some others that are not. I think generally speaking, however, if they're half as nice as this dog then they're going to be a great dog!
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@cale115 2 года назад

Have a 13 yr old female red, will never be without one, but not for everyone and owners who are hands off, uninvolved, non active, will have a difficult time. And I’m mine and other’s experience, all Heelers are pretty much like Cody! Intensity, concentration, intelligence, energy, hardiness, toughness, absolutely amazing dogs. They shed a ton, will follow closely or Velcro to a person or persons, but need to socialize young and often, not afraid to use their mouth. Just love them and all herding breeds! Good video. So long as you are consistent with vocabulary, and hand signals, they seem to train themselves if you have good habits with dogs. I just snap, whistle, or move heads and hands to get her to do things, they pay extreme attention to peoples body language and facial expressions, and dogs already pay close attention to people.

@sharonalicea7998 Год назад

Yeap! They are definitely velcro dogs! I just love my heeler girl!

@NIDZGORSKI Год назад

My guy learned all my tricks in the first 2 weeks of owning and he was only 11 weeks old. Still teaching him new stuff at 3 yrs old. Very intelligent.

@AustralianMakoDog 5 месяцев назад

This is an exceptionally friendly, docile heeler in this video! Which is a bit misleading for this breed. Many are pretty wary of strangers and do not enjoy interactions with unfamiliar people. Cattle dogs can be very difficult at times and shouldn't be recommended to inexperienced owners. They are absolutely phenomenal for people who know exactly what they're getting themselves into though!

@tigertalks1567 2 месяца назад

Exactly nothing like this 6-month-old I'm trying to train. She decided she wanted to do something e-collar doesn't face her at all. Remember people these dogs are bred to bully thousand pounds Bulls be ready not all hours gentle as this one

@anthonyclarke9158 2 года назад

My pup is a blueheeler/boarder collie. She’s got to be one of the smartest dogs i have ever met, so easy to train, so happy and energetic. If you’re thinking about getting one i’d 100/10 recommend

@jeffk464 Год назад

You can't mix anything with a border collie to make them smarter(well maybe a wolf, but that's a bad idea) but they are both very smart breeds.

@luketolley5732 3 года назад

Love the content as per normal. As an Aussie, I definitely wouldn't recommend a heeler for a novice owner for the same reasons you were explaining in the video. They are smart and will pick up bad behaviours just as quick as good ones and if you don't give them a job to do, they will "round up" and nip at people.

@AmericanStandardK9 3 года назад

Appreciate the info for sure. All dogs behave better when they have a job. I have heard of the herding or round up behavior from this breed and others. Something to think about

@jeffk464 Год назад

The cool thing about Heelers is that they are a very, very healthy breed. You don't want a dog that racks up never ending vet bills. I would say getting a dog is such a long term investment in time, maybe get the dog you want and then hire a professional trainer to allow you to have success in the home. The other option is get an easy dog to get experience and then get the dog you want in 8-14 years. Just don't get a dog you can't handle and then compound it by not getting a trainer. If you can't afford a trainer then its time to just get an easy dog, I guess.

@claytonmoechnig6067 5 месяцев назад

Mines a little over a year old, I’m 20 and he’s my first personal dog. He used to be with me all day everyday and I had him on the right track but life took an unexpected turn which made me get a higher paying job but he couldn’t be around. He suffered an injury and I couldn’t train him to be what I wanted being a high energy breed. I found this channel tonight and I’m going to use the training methods he teaches in these videos to make him the best I can and might be able to get him to be a shop dog again.

@brynnhumphries6070 4 месяца назад

My border collie heeler mix tried to herd my friend's kids 😂 I was like absolutely not girl

@denmarkball7728 2 года назад

I only just noticed how under-appreciated this channel is. Extremely high quality in every single regard and super entertaining frontman. I'm a hardcore fan going forward

@AmericanStandardK9 2 года назад

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@Chickentrigger 2 года назад

I couldn't agree more. Fantastisk kanal og rigtig godt content. Jeg føler at en austalsk cattle dog er noget nær perfekt, også især til ens fisketure og outdoor liv generelt

@tessmonro7102 Год назад

Hopefully it's the use of prong collars and electric collars that deter people from liking.

@luistaborda7757 3 года назад

I agree. The herding dogs are some of the smartest breeds.

@jeffbarten4104 3 года назад

They are great dogs, I have a Red (Red Foreman) that is super smart and obedient until he is not. They can have issues being stuck to their family and not be ok around others. He knows how to train people! My wife and 15 year old son get taken advantage by him all the time. They also need a ton of exercise physically and mentally! I do scent work with our Heeler and working line GSD to help stimulate their brain and give them a job to do. Agility, fly ball, and herding sheep for fun are a couple of things they excel at. Thank you for the video

@AmericanStandardK9 3 года назад

Great commentary. So far I'm finding that the owners of these dogs seem to be great people themselves. I can tell just by the comments coming in. Can you please tell me what a Red Foreman is? Thanks for watching

@jeffbarten4104 3 года назад

@@AmericanStandardK9 sorry, he is an ACD (Red Heeler).

@bronco_dolores5467 2 года назад

I love this breed. I have two and they are amazing. Socializing and training is the number one thing with them. Yes they can become reactive but all dogs can. Guard your home and family. Home owner insurance approved

@zoeye7095 Год назад

Took me a solid 2 years to get my blue heeler where he is calmer and listens well. Never trained a dog for off leash and I thought I might try that soon but everything else he does so well with. I use a gentle leader face harness when walking or taking him places and he is so well behaved people are always wanting to say hello to him. I know most heelers are standoffish but mine got his mothers personality because he is an absolute social butterfly. First ever heeler I've had an it was a lot of work to get him here but well worth it.

@brandynberstling9282 2 года назад

I got my blue heeler/blackmouth cur mix at 2 months old. He is now going on 6 months. Absolutely one of the smartest dogs I've been around, and just like you said, they take advantage of that. Thank you for all the tips. He is becoming very well behaved. I see so many of his traits in Cody. They are great dogs around people and very protective of their people and property. They just need a little help to be kept in line.. especially being a blackmouth cur mix, he wants to be a wild man!

@backkat9475 2 года назад

My heeler is super smart. Also Velcro dog..he wants to be with me at all times. He is a jerk. Making strides in training, but the reactivity can be intense. No skateboard or bike can go by without the need to chase and herd. My ACD is a lot of work and super high energy needs. Great hiking companion and very protective. Love seeing heelers in real training!

@sharroon7574 Год назад

I think the chasing and barking at moving objects is a herder thing. We have had to work so hard on our rough collie but it has improved.

@heidigib01 Год назад

It’s a breed I’d like next. Mid size more portable, super loyal, excellent in many dog sports.

@coryford7440 Год назад

People always say these dogs are not great for children or how tough they can be, but my experience with the one i owned she was the best most well behaved dog with all the love to give.

@julieb3996 Год назад

My last two dogs have been ACD x GSD cross. Very smart right away as puppies, but can become stubborn as soon as they learn they can. They are a working breed and never tire. Walking is 45 minutes minimum per day but the longer you walk them/work them the sweeter they behave. Over 1 hr walks per day is ideal. Really family dogs, I can't imagine how they would behave if left alone, they would probably go feral. The earlier you can socialize them the better. I have a cat and I was able to train one dog to leave her alone, but the youngster won't stop herding her so we have gates in the house.

@inkwhiskers9948 2 года назад

My friends had a blue heeler. Very, very soft coat, even as an adult. Extremely affectionate and she would roll over for tummy rubs all the time! Looks like it's typical for the breed maybe.

@philipmichel215 Год назад

We have an Australian Cattle Dog Mix (53%) but definitely could be pure bread from what I see in her. Everything Garret described about the beautiful pup in the video is spot on with what we have experienced with our. Ours loves open field running, we are fortunate to have a 10 acre open (unfenced) play area for her to run and explore. Love this dog and would definitely consider owning another.

@DownD.Hole92 6 месяцев назад

I have owned 2 red heelers and they were my favorite dogs I've owned in the sense of training and property management when it came to unwanted animals. One was a rescue off the street with health issues as a puppy and he passed from a massive seizure last year. My female got rattle snake bit over night because she didn't like sleeping inside the house. She wanted to sleep outside every night. I miss them both greatly.

@Tattooedgreenthumb 4 месяца назад

As a cattle dog owner of an 8 year old acd and a 6 week old acd (she's still with her momma but lives next to me so I see her daily) I agree. ACD are the best family dogs if you put in the work! My 8 year old heeler has been raised with my 9 year old and I trust her with my life and my daughter's. My lab/pittie rescue as well. But I truly believe it depends on the family. If they don't work with their dogs and cats then they are your typical "has started to chew" shelter pup.

@kirstensocialbutterfly6025 5 месяцев назад

I have a border collie/red heeler and yes you must keep them busy everyday. She loves to herd my husbands cats into a corner. So i trained her to be my husbands service dog. Very smart dog. I taught her one time. To do deep pressure therapy. Now i don't even give her the command. When my husband has a seziure. She does her job. She is my husbands lifeline. They are so smart.

@dmindset 2 года назад

My heeler's name is Jade. She is very sweet, cuddly and affectionate with me.. but she hates pretty much everyone.. except for a handful of people. Product of living with me for 4 years I guess.. haha.. I am not exactly a social butterfly. As for her training, she is very obedient and calm in semi controlled or spread out situations, it is just the closer proximity type of situations where she doesnt do too well. She would never just maul someone, but she just doesnt want anyone coming into our bubble for any reason at all. Since she insists on protecting me.. I will be trying to harness/control it to whatever degree I can. It would be nice to have worded commands for her to like be at ease, standby, or to act accordingly depending on the situation. Also.. her coat is till amazingly soft.. sticker/burr proof.. not much really sticks to her.

@Saltfly Год назад

Smartest dog Ive ever had. My son and he is wife got a heeler. The next day I went and got his brother. They look similar. Our dog got the testosterone and gitty up. My sons heeler is super chill. Anyways what a watchdog. And a great buddy in the woods.

@Victoria-yo4ee Год назад

I have a heeler and he is so insanely smart and loves to learn. Best dog breed in my opinion. I tried to get him in bite work but there are no trainers around accepting new dogs

@britneydouglas6819 Год назад

How have you never worked with an ACD? I love your chanel! But really? Im so jealous you get to experience this for the first time. We love our ACD. Shes just finished on/off leash, ecollar obedience training. And she holds her own against any large breed, including the Malinois. I didnt wanna do the prong/ecollar method. I thought we were doing pretty good on our own. But then we found your channel, and it inspired us to get professional training so our ACD could live her best life, with a lot more freedom, and me having a lot more confidence that she is going to listen when I speak. As sweet and well behaved as she is, thats still a lot of crazy energy with about 45lbs of muscle to back it up. I have seen them used for protection and guard work. We want to do guard work with ours now that we are done with ecollar obedience. Truly, the best dog I have ever worked with. Please post more videos with ACD!

@MrRolloBaggins 8 месяцев назад

I have a 4 month old female cattle dog.... Ruby. She is so amazing. So smart and so stubborn and so tough!!!!

@samadams9557 Год назад

I had a red heeler, Buddy, for 13 years. I’ve had a blue, Reggie, for five years. These are the most amazing dogs on the planet in my opinion. All they want is to make you happy by burning calories. Your job is to figure out how you want the calories burned. The love learning new things and going places. I’m blessed with my career to not have to leave my dog at home alone much. I’m not sure if recommend this breed if you work 9-5 and no one is home. I hear they can be destructive in that environment. Mine haven’t been but I haven’t left them regularly for long periods. But they definitely want to go with you everywhere you go. Go to the bathroom the dog is with you. Get the mail the dog is with you. Get up to grab the remote, the dog is with you. They will turn on the guilt when you have to leave them behind. They act like they’re on death row.

@cg5471 5 месяцев назад

Live on the Canadian prairies where there are lots of these around & grew up on a farm with them. Hes right about everything he said, you have to train them and give them a job & socialize them well cause they will become destructive & can be nippy to humans. They can chase cattle, be aggressive guard dogs, keep coyotes away. You can bike with them and they will stay 6 inches from you. Train them & they are awesome. Don't & beware. You dont see many of these or border collies in cities cause of there high energy needs so you need space or an active lifestyle.

@danshaffer8339 2 года назад

I hope Jacob is better you're doing good work sir

@jasonwilliam_79 Год назад

Pepper, my heeler is the best dog I have ever owned. I love this guy. He loves snow, and he loves playing with his toys/playing fetch.

@claytonmoechnig6067 5 месяцев назад

Their a very difficult to understand breed because the high intelligence, they are quick to learn what you want but also quickly recognize shortcuts you allow without realizing. Mine is just over a year old and being my first personal dog I haven’t realized the importance of consistency and patience required. Discovered this channel and really understand what he’s teaching you what to do and what not to do. Going to use this channel to really get him to be the best companion that I can trust to go anywhere with me and not have to worry that I won’t be able to stop and correct his actions.

@sharonalicea7998 Год назад

I love heelers. Right now I have my third one, a red girl. Awesome working bloodline. But like you said, they need a job to do to be happy. Super loyal and sweet. Weary of strangers though, socializing is a must. Amazing guard dogs.

@alexandradittmann8588 3 года назад

Beautiful, thanks for the video! Never thought them to be as sweet, one hears so many stories about owners who can't handle their Aussies, and then they go chasing and nipping everything that moves. But I can confirm that having smart dogs can be challenging; I caught my working line German Shepherd deliberately deceiving me lately: Pretending very convincingly to just be casually sniffing around, and then inch closer and closer towards something she deemed interesting (in that case, a flock of sheep and goats). Then, upon recalling her, you could tell from her posture that she knew exactly what she was doing, and that she wasn't supposed to; got that "Uh-oh, I might be in trouble there..."-look in her eyes. See, they tell you "dogs don't lie", but I wouldn't be so sure about it.

@mrczz6690 10 месяцев назад

Great videos!!! I have a 14 month old border heeler with 25% pitbull in her. My first dog. She was a rescue from tennessee, and we took her in at 4 months. Very hyper, was aggressive towards other dogs but now is much better. She is only 32lbs but very strong and smart. I've always had cats, but wow what a difference. I walk her twice everyday and let her run for a good hour a day in the yard. She is mouthy and loves to chew on himalayan dog chews for hours. They have strong jaws. She is great with my kids. She likes tasks and a job, so I include her when I'm working around the house, with hopes to tire her out mentally. She is very alert, protective, loyal, loves routine, and treats everything as a potential threat - probably their herding instinct. It is nice to see her playing with other dogs in the neighborhood now. She holds her own against much larger dogs, and the cattle dogs have a look to them, its almost intimidating, she is not afraid of larger dogs one bit - again from their herding background and breed, but its good to be always be careful. I really can't ask for a better dog.

@andrewburrows2675 3 года назад

I can control my red by just looking at him and small hand commands, he walks all over my wife because he knows he can .Yes super sweet loves a hug and so soft, definitely on top of my list for a smart companion.

@AmericanStandardK9 3 года назад

Love the information in your first sentence. Story of every single dog I train. There is always someone in the family who wears the pants and someone who doesn't. Not always the husband in charge either. Sometimes the wife is the one the dog listens best to and the husband let's the dog do whatever it wants. Thanks for watching and the informative commentary

@anthonyclarke9158 2 года назад

@@AmericanStandardK9 how do you get a dog to see you as “wearing the pants”? My dog listens to me 100% of the time, she knows who her daddy is. But my wife’s dog has VERY selective hearing with me, but listens perfect to her. How can i add myself to the list of “people i listen to” lol

@axiom.ai.obviousbattletank7139 Год назад

Walks all over my wife is a Hollywood way to phrase how you get your wife to put different seasons on the chicken.

@axiom.ai.obviousbattletank7139 Год назад

The way you think and then type.... dude you seem dangerous. I'm not a fan of sensorshio but if you have a wife, she needs an ally. Unless you're actually very funny.

@Bb-rr4no 8 месяцев назад

My cattle dog is like that. He literally all my friends and family's favorite dog. Very out going once they know that what's expected of them

@williamrosen7483 Год назад

Great video. I've had a wonderful rottweiler, Malinois, Jack Russell and now a blue heeler. She's sweet, obedient, and a wonderful companion who puts a smile on my face and my families', too. Her job is to bring me sticks/branches from around the property for me to dispose. She looks like a longhorn steer when bringing me long branches. Within 30 seconds of entering a dog-park she tells the other dogs with no ambiguity who's boss and bends them to her will. It makes no difference how big the other dogs are; heck, even the largest dogs in the dog-park are smaller than cattle. Regarding the end of the video, I wouldn't have picked "turd" although I understand. I would've picked "super-smart, tough, relentless, focused bugger with zero quit who loves to do her job and also play."

@rd6416 11 месяцев назад

Blue Heelers can be very territorial and nippy aggressive. That is not a criticism, they are bred to be tough and to hold their ground against livestock, and survive the Australian outback.They are extremely intelligent, and very high energy. They are bred to be able to run and run and run all day. Blue Heelers are a working and they absolutely need a job to do, they need a purpose. They are also unreliable a dog parks and they are known to nip strangers. These aren't criticisms, but they are NOT suitable for every family. Not suitable for apartments unless your happy to be taking him out for 2 -4 hours every single day. They are NOT easy like a Labrador or Golden Retriever.

@user-ge4om9jw5u 10 месяцев назад

Cattle dogs are capable of the most extraordinary and heroic things. They are also incredible sooks. They'll do things for you if they were already planning on doing so.

@LeAnnaLShaw 7 месяцев назад

I have 2 1/2 yr old Bluey!! I love my girl, Fraya. I’ve been training her since I brought her at 5mths old. That stubbornness is coming out more now. 😂I feel like I have terrible two’s toddler! Wouldn’t change it for the world!! The best gift I’ve received or even given myself!!! Thank you for your helpful tips!❤ Btw, Where did you get your sneakers/boots from? Are they supportive? I have flat feet.

@elderhollowfarm7043 Год назад

I have a pure cattle dog and a half cattle dog half Australian shepherd and a few that are mixed with cattle dog or Aussie. There’s so many in my area (Kentucky) They are wonderful dogs. I have a couple videos on my channel with them. Love them and I love all dogs and have a lot of dogs. Heelers are just awesome.

@heidigib01 4 месяца назад

They are great babysitters

@danaturner1223 Год назад

My acd is great with all my kids. Off leash trained the best camping and hiking buddy. He is 8 now and is blind but it doesnt stop him

@sandyscats4 10 месяцев назад

I never thought about his breed. Possibly ❤

@kashankirk Год назад

AuCaDo s only need to run full speed once or twice a day (sessions) then make great small home / city dogs. Purebred blue heelers are all the same, had one for 18yrs. Called "shadow" or "velcro" dogs for a reason; great herding/working breed. Always thought they would make great police dogs, altho it would require mondeo / french ring style bite holds to the knees /ankle / foot and a solid ~45lb male Heeler can basically do anything a small shepherd can do, plus tons more. Mine was SAR and first responder dog in AK; favored by the sheriffs dept to come and herd black bears away from peoples garbage cans, which saved them alot of time standing around...

@kstone3714 9 месяцев назад

They make great Schutzhund dogs!

@strayandrongo7461 2 года назад

Have you ever worked with a kelpie?

@Victoria-yo4ee Год назад

There are so many Australian cattle dogs in shelters! Check there before contacting a breeder ❤

@philthyphil1410 Год назад

I owned a blue crossed with a kelpie. Was very easy to train loved kids, biggest problem when playing with kids was they can run sideways & can knock kids over accidently

@donnatyler9907 Год назад

Ive have an old red girl, heelers love their pack, they don't like anyone else. They will accept people but if anything kicks off my girl will go for anyone not in her pack. She is the sweetest gentle clever girl but don't mess with her pack.

@bowie19jan 3 месяца назад

So how far did you go with training young Australian cattle dog? Do you have any extra vids of this breed. He is a special breed to look into.

@amberforcen1177 2 года назад

The best job to have if you don’t have cows is a herding ball. My ACD has to herd the ball into an area and he knows where to put it.

@kjokjojessica Год назад

Our lab-heeler mix is so much this. She's easy to teach new but a bit hard to unteach.

@gecko221281 9 месяцев назад

My mate has a heeler for a service dog. She's amazing for him

@adrianavalos92 2 года назад

What were you ganna say about the mastiff??

@RalphLong Год назад

I have a blue heeler female (Brook). 2yo and an amazing dog. Brilliant and quick to learn. Loyal to a fault and she can roughhouse a little with me only, but ultra gentle with kids. She knows. Love the breed. My best to Jake and glad I found the blog.

@justinschmidt2901 2 года назад

I’ve had blue heelers my whole life. While they are very smart they also get bored easily and yes will nip kids heels if not trained properly. But they need lots of stimulation and physical activity. Cause they can be hyper as hell

@1337flite Год назад

Blues and red have a reputation over here in Australia for being uber smart but some individuals can be psychos as well. I don't know what you need for bite work but I would be surpised if you couldn't train a bluey to do almost anything - and they have endurance for days.

@1965timman 2 месяца назад

My first was a super dog this one I have now is a little nuts at times

@recklessheartranch 10 месяцев назад

It wasn't till the last few moments you mentioned how much PHYSICAL activity/exercise this breed needs. Yes, training! But they are very high energy and require ALOT of exercise to get them to focus on learning.

@tigertalks1567 2 месяца назад

Well you must have a gentle one or something. Australian Cattle Dog 6-month-old refused to come to me e-collar totally ignored it completely didn't even phase her

@ziggy7676 5 месяцев назад

I've done bite work with my heeler. Not hardcore but enough.

@jenimbusy6765 Год назад

I currently have 4, rescued from kill shelters. I'll only own these because of the HIGH surrender rate 💔🐾

@conley13sp Год назад

Cattle dogs are very protective of there owners and family just so you know 😊 so bite work would probably work just fine

@juanitaweltzien4410 7 месяцев назад

One of the smartest dogs. However I will disagree, they are not for everyone. That is why there are so many in shelters. They need a job.

@tessmonro7102 Год назад

I'm 71yrs and have had dogs all my adult life. I like most of your content but there's is absolutely NO place for the use prong collars and electric devices in training dogs. These are harsh and cruel methods of correction. I accept that in rare cases (eg worrying livestock) there maybe a case for their use but these should only be used by professionals who know what they are doing, not ordinary dog owners.

@michaelmcclain7012 2 месяца назад

What’s the best food for a Heeler?

@smokeydabeecharlescoleman8365 Месяц назад

You need to consider that this breed can handle the heat too.

@lexyself243 Год назад

Yeah sure Australian Shepherds and the Blue Healers are smart and sassy in their own rights guess what happens when you mix the breeds😂😂. I had that mix breed while growing up and she was the best dog we ever had. Always watched out for my brother and I from snakes (and discipline 😂) and my dad from multiple crazy cows. She didn't put up with strangers being asses around us, and was so loving to everyone.

@c.u.c7938 Год назад

Another Aussie cattle dog is the kelpie. Not ideal for most families to own because they are very energetic dogs that needs plenty of stimulation.

@kc-n-sassy Год назад

a tough dog in a little package... mini schnauzer. lol they think they are great danes but they are child friendly if raised right. 100 pound dog in a 16 pound package..lol

@joannathatcares Год назад

They shed like .... Its snowing in the middle of the winter, whole yard was white after brashing ( no matter how often)

@Mimi-jb7ly 2 года назад

In a world full of bullies. Be a heeler.

@akbutler2007 Год назад

Their bite drive comes because they were bread with the dingo when the bread was created.

@theroadwarrior577 Год назад

Love my heelers. I have a blue heeler and a heeler/ border collie mix. Amazing and smart dogs. Very protective. My blue heeler is always on point. Always watching our surroundings. Perfect dog for camping. Chased off a few bears and has no problem catching her own dinner. Let's just say rabbits, groundhogs and birds etc stand no chance lol

@NIDZGORSKI Год назад

Lol I can talk forever about this breed

@josephhurtado880 2 месяца назад

When is a good age to start with e-collar?

@AmericanStandardK9 2 месяца назад

We don't recommend until at least 5 months or older and only with professional training on proper use of the tool. Unleashed on DIYK9.com covers this in depth.

@jonathannorthcutt5495 Год назад

heeler do they make good guard dog

@Space_Gauche Год назад

They are called Heelers because the guy that created the breed had the last name Heeler...has nothing to do with their behavior.

@dougsmith2658 5 месяцев назад

You are actually wrong Very wrong

@izayahciarcia3386 Год назад

can cattle dogs be good guard dogs?

@kc-n-sassy Год назад

14 week australian shepard i wanna know where his fkn batteries are!!??!!?? He is cute and awesome example of his breed BUT where are his batteries!!??!! i cannot take him too far yet his last shots is dec 27th then i believe it is 2 more weeks... good thing is we have a 4 year old mutt that plays with him alot but i take the mutt to lowes once or twice a week to give her a break from the puppy... they know my dogs name at lowes.. they have no clue of my name i just say my dogs name and they are like oh ok.. lol

@Wrenmiester 2 года назад

I have had two blue healers, and I would never recommend them to a novice dog owner. These dogs are working dogs they have to have a lot of mental stimulation and physical stimulation. And the fact that you didn’t demand of Cody to do a perfect heel, I’m sorry to say but he got one over on you. I know that you read the comments and you won’t give two thoughts about what we say because we’re just heeler owners. But healers can get in a lot of trouble and end up at the kill shelter because the families don’t know what to do with this out-of-control smart dog that has outsmarted them. Let me ask you did Cody ever give you the cattle dog eye? Do you know what that is? And if he did did you try to jack him up for it?

@axiom.ai.obviousbattletank7139 Год назад

That dog did work before this video started. That's the real lesson.. exhaust your dog. They don't do anything but chew, rest, eat, drink, or exercise. This dude talking About bite training a heeler is ironic... my heeler is sweet as pie, but if you get near her home, she will tear you up. She crawls to lovers. She attacks weird vibe.

@blazingspur3323 11 месяцев назад

BEWARE these dogs are not for most people, especially city people. They are working cow dogs WORKING dogs. They take a lot more attention, energy and training than the average dog such as labs. This guy maybe a trainer however he doesn’t even know that cattle dogs do get “wiry hair”. He should work with the breed more and be more informed before promoting a breed. I have cattle dogs and have years upon years of personal experience.

@NIDZGORSKI Год назад

Luv these guys but warning to beginners do your research. Hate seeing these guys being rehomed when not trained or socialized properly. They have dingo in their genetics so there is a bit of pack mentality in their instincts and needs a confident handler. My guy is my best friend and goes everywhere with me especially solo backpacking trips.

@bronco_dolores5467 2 года назад

Just make sure you muzzle train your heeler.

@rd6203 2 года назад

@mrindependent1 Год назад

Intro so annoying I can’t watch the video

@docholliday3043 3 года назад

Uff, really dislike this breed. I lived in AU for 25 years and was told by so many aussies this breed just cant be trusted. Cyclists and walkers are constantly getting attacked by this breed back in Oz.

@jilltucci6355 2 года назад

Don’t believe a word you’re saying. I not only own one but have been around them for years in the veterinary business. You & your friends have no clue