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The temperament of Blue Heelers by Cynthia Wall Blue Heelers Last year, dog lovers mourned the passing of Skidboot, the Blue Heeler from East Texas, made famous by his many televsion appearances. On Oprah, the energy-packed, highly- focused dog made history by sneaking up, backing up, sneaking up... More> Blue Heeler grooming tips by Wynn Eisman Grooming a Blue or Red Heeler is a simple and pleasurable task as their weather-resistant coat requires only basic care. The Blue Heeler, also known as the Australian Cattle dog or the Queensland Heeler, has two layers to its coat: a thick, downy, u... More>
	Training a Blue Heeler puppy by Diane Garrod You've got a Blue Heeler puppy, now what? This ball of born white energy will keep you madly busy because not only are they intelligent, they are bred to herd. They need a job. In a few weeks you'll see color emerging as your puppy takes on adult ch... More> Dog breed facts: Blue Heeler by Annie Jane HISTORY The Blue Heeler is also known by a variety of other names, such as Red Heeler, Australian Cattle Dog, and Queensland Heeler. Origins of the Blue Heeler trace back to as early as the 1890's in Australia. The Blue Heeler started to be bred aro... More>
Dog breed facts: Australian Cattle Dog by L Hurley The Australian Cattle Dog, also known as the Blue Heeler or Queensland Heeler, is unsurpassed in their ability to work cattle. Affectionately termed a made-up breed it was intentionally bred in the mid 19th century to be the ultimate dog to work bot... More> Best breeds for guard dogs by Alisha Link I have had many dogs in my life that have been loyal and loving family dogs. My Husky and Rottweiler were both great dogs that had an unwavering affection for my family, specifically my infant son. However, nothing can compare with the devotion and ... More>
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