// Australian Cattle Dog - Facts You Must Know Before Adopting Australian Cattle Dog By ricardo lumbardo The Australian Cattle dog, also known as the Blue Heeler, Red Heeler, and Queensland Heller, is a herding breed developed in Australia for...

// Australian Cattle Dogs - Their History, Personality, And Care By Bruno With their mottled coats and bright, intelligent eyes, Australian Cattle Dogs stand out in any crowd. In ideal conditions, they can make wonderful, loyal companions who w...

// The first settlers in the early colonization of Australia, set about to create a breed of dog to assist in the mustering and moving of cattle. In 1830, a man called Timmins crossed the Smithfield with a native Australian dog called a Dingo. The...

// The Australian Cattle Dog, also commonly referred to as the Queensland Heeler, the Blue Heeler, and the Hall's Heeler, is an Australian working dog. It is a short and stocky dog that grows to be about 20 inches tall and will weigh about 45 poun...

// If you are looking for an intelligent dog that will act as a guard dog, then the Australian Cattle Dog may be perfect for you! Bred in the 19th century by early settlers, the Australian Cattle Dog is a mix of Collies imported from Scotland and ...

// The Australian Cattle Dog, or ACD, is a unique and exciting breed of dog. While they were originally bred to herd livestock, they make a great companion. Cattle Dogs are known for their intelligence, agility, and spirit. A less desirable qu...

// The Australian Cattle Dog is a working dog. Well, muscled and powerful. Its body length is a little more than its tail. The tail is held slightly low and is often at a curve. The skull is slightly curved between its ears and broad. When alert t...

// An Australian Cattle Dog is also known by the names Queensland Blue Heeler, Red Heeler and Blue Heeler. The breed hails from Australia where it was bred for driving cattle and other working purposes. Like many dogs of this class, the Australian...

// Breed group: Herding Weight: 35-45 lbs Height: male 18-20 inches; female 17-19 inches Overview The Australian Cattle dog is originally from Australia where they have been developed during the nineteenth century. These dogs have been bred to exc...

// The Queensland Blue Heeler was the original name of the Australian Cattle Dog. In 1813 in Australia, when the crossing of the Great Dividing Range had been accomplished and the vast ranges of Queensland were settled, thousands of small ranchers...