AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG
HIREDHAND KENNEL
CONNIE HAYES
(770) 228-7904
130 HOSANNAH ROAD
LOCUST GROVE, GEORGIA 30248
WWW.HIREDHANDKENNEL.COM
CONNIE HAYES
(770) 228-7904
130 HOSANNAH ROAD
LOCUST GROVE, GEORGIA 30248
WWW.HIREDHANDKENNEL.COM
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AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG Puppies for Sale in GA
You will find AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG Puppies from quality dog breeders.
We recommend you require references prior to purchasing a puppy.
You will find AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG Puppies from quality dog breeders.
We recommend you require references prior to purchasing a puppy.
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Timber Kennels
Lisa Bowman
Ph:(478)552-2795
6189 Hwy 242,
Sandersville, Georgia 31082
Lisa Bowman
Ph:(478)552-2795
6189 Hwy 242,
Sandersville, Georgia 31082
Breed Group: Herding
Weight: 35-45 lbs
Height: male: 18-20; female: 17-19 inches
Color(s): Blue or blue-mottled with or without other markings; red speckled. Puppies are born white but get their color within a few
weeks.
Coat: The Australian Cattle Dog has a weather resistant double coat. The outer coat is flat, hard, straight, and close. The under coat is
dense and short. The color of the coat comes in blue, red speckle, blue speckle, or blue-mottled. The blue coat has markings of black,
blue, or tan. Puppies are born white. However, adult coat color is visible in the pads of the paws. This breed is a seasonal shedder.
Overview: Originating in Australia during the 19th century, the Australian Cattle Dog was bred for endurance, herding abilities, and
toughness. Often referred to as Blue Heeler, Red Heeler, and Queensland Heeler, this breed is considered to be one of the three most
popular dog breeds in Australia.
Character: The Australian Cattle Dog is compact, strong, alert, and agile. This breed is trustworthy, courageous, and is exceedingly
devoted to the duties they are given. A member of the working and herding group, the Australian Cattle Dog is a combination of
substance, balance, power, and hard muscular condition.
Temperament: An extremely intelligent, loyal, and affectionate breed, the Australian Cattle Dog is protective of their family, home, and
territory. They thrive on human interaction and activity but are easily bored which can lead to serious behavior issues. This breed is
generally not good with children they have not been raised with. They are typically suspicious of strangers and may be aggressive to
dogs they do not know. They do not get along well with other household pets or cats. This breed will attempt to herd and nip at the
heels of anything and everything that moves. The Australian Cattle Dog has a high level of dominance and is not recommended for the
novice, sedentary, or apathetic dog owner.
Care: The Australian Cattle Dog needs weekly brushing with a firm bristle brush. Extra attention should be given to the coat during
seasonal shedding. Bathing should only be done when absolutely necessary using a mild shampoo. This breed is prone to such health
issues as PRA, deafness, and hip dysplasia.
Training: Early intense socialization and obedience are crucial for the Australian Cattle Dog. This breed is extremely obedient.
Australian Cattle Dogs do not respond to harsh or heavy-handed methods. Training must be done with firmness, fairness, praise,
consistency, and patience. They are very talented in such areas as herding, agility, retrieving, guarding, competitive obedience, and in
learning tricks.
Activity: The Australian Cattle Dog has an inordinate amount of stamina and requires a great deal of exercise. This breed will become
destructive if not sufficiently stimulated. They are not recommended for apartment or city dwelling but do best in a rural setting or in a
home with a large securely fenced yard.
Ownership: If you are looking for Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler puppies for sale from reputable Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler
breeders or to adopt a n Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler from a n Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler rescue then make sure you
understand as much about the dog breeds you are interested in as you can. Every puppy breed is different. Begin your research by
reading the breed information about the Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler puppy above. Search our dog breeds section to find
Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler puppies, dogs and puppies that make great pets.
Weight: 35-45 lbs
Height: male: 18-20; female: 17-19 inches
Color(s): Blue or blue-mottled with or without other markings; red speckled. Puppies are born white but get their color within a few
weeks.
Coat: The Australian Cattle Dog has a weather resistant double coat. The outer coat is flat, hard, straight, and close. The under coat is
dense and short. The color of the coat comes in blue, red speckle, blue speckle, or blue-mottled. The blue coat has markings of black,
blue, or tan. Puppies are born white. However, adult coat color is visible in the pads of the paws. This breed is a seasonal shedder.
Overview: Originating in Australia during the 19th century, the Australian Cattle Dog was bred for endurance, herding abilities, and
toughness. Often referred to as Blue Heeler, Red Heeler, and Queensland Heeler, this breed is considered to be one of the three most
popular dog breeds in Australia.
Character: The Australian Cattle Dog is compact, strong, alert, and agile. This breed is trustworthy, courageous, and is exceedingly
devoted to the duties they are given. A member of the working and herding group, the Australian Cattle Dog is a combination of
substance, balance, power, and hard muscular condition.
Temperament: An extremely intelligent, loyal, and affectionate breed, the Australian Cattle Dog is protective of their family, home, and
territory. They thrive on human interaction and activity but are easily bored which can lead to serious behavior issues. This breed is
generally not good with children they have not been raised with. They are typically suspicious of strangers and may be aggressive to
dogs they do not know. They do not get along well with other household pets or cats. This breed will attempt to herd and nip at the
heels of anything and everything that moves. The Australian Cattle Dog has a high level of dominance and is not recommended for the
novice, sedentary, or apathetic dog owner.
Care: The Australian Cattle Dog needs weekly brushing with a firm bristle brush. Extra attention should be given to the coat during
seasonal shedding. Bathing should only be done when absolutely necessary using a mild shampoo. This breed is prone to such health
issues as PRA, deafness, and hip dysplasia.
Training: Early intense socialization and obedience are crucial for the Australian Cattle Dog. This breed is extremely obedient.
Australian Cattle Dogs do not respond to harsh or heavy-handed methods. Training must be done with firmness, fairness, praise,
consistency, and patience. They are very talented in such areas as herding, agility, retrieving, guarding, competitive obedience, and in
learning tricks.
Activity: The Australian Cattle Dog has an inordinate amount of stamina and requires a great deal of exercise. This breed will become
destructive if not sufficiently stimulated. They are not recommended for apartment or city dwelling but do best in a rural setting or in a
home with a large securely fenced yard.
Ownership: If you are looking for Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler puppies for sale from reputable Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler
breeders or to adopt a n Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler from a n Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler rescue then make sure you
understand as much about the dog breeds you are interested in as you can. Every puppy breed is different. Begin your research by
reading the breed information about the Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler puppy above. Search our dog breeds section to find
Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler puppies, dogs and puppies that make great pets.
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