Cattle Dogs are not your average pups. These remarkable working dogs not only have energy that can keep them chasing their herds from dawn till dusk, but also possess a truly unmatched intelligence.

Size: 17-20-inches (male); 17 to 19 inches (female) Coat: Short, dense, double-coat Temperament: Loyal, energetic, cautious, protective, intelligent, courageous Exercise needs: At least two hours ...

Whether you're a newbie farmer just dipping your toes into raising goats and chickens, or you've got a spread that supports grazing cattle, chances are good you work long hours on your land. Feeding ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The Australian Cattle Dog, often called the Blue Heeler, is a compact herding dog developed for endurance, ...

Blue Heelers are different. They know how to read a room instead of waiting for commands. They observe, calculate, adapt, and move with precision. The breed is officially called the Australian Cattle ...

Dogs have played an important role in the act of herding larger domesticated animals for over 6,000 years, and they’ve managed to find their way with humans all over the world. So it only makes sense ...

MCLEAN — Bruce Hopgood grew tired of undependable employees, so he bought a dog to do their work. “He’s there with me everyday. He’s not drunk or anything,” Hopgood said of his best worker, Chili, a ...

Australian Cattle Dogs were bred for work during the 1800s and they needed to be strong and agile. It’s why they have such well-conditioned muscles and a quick pace – great attributes when seeking to ...