Gizzard! I'll crush yer barnacles! Kiss me Beard! Also, this applies to its cousin the Red Heeler, I just like saying Blue Heeler too much.
Dogs 101:
A combination of the Dingo, Dalmatian, and Collie, the Blue Heeler was bred to be a cattle dog in the new land of Australia. The Blue Heeler, or more commonly known as the Australian Cattle Dog, is a high energy and very versatile dog bred to serve and love doing it. Although tempered to withstand working out in the sun for hours, the Heeler also has a weather resistant coat to stay warm and dry.
Trivia: The Austrailian Heeler comes in two colors, Red and Blue. I met a Blue Heeler once in a petco. The Blue Heeler is easily identified by its eyepatch. The name of "Heeler" is because they are known to bit at the heels of their liveestock.
Gizzard! I'll crush yer barnacles! Kiss me Beard! Also, this applies to its cousin the Red Heeler, I just like saying Blue Heeler too much.
Dogs 101:
A combination of the Dingo, Dalmatian, and Collie, the Blue Heeler was bred to be a cattle dog in the new land of Australia. The Blue Heeler, or more commonly known as the Australian Cattle Dog, is a high energy and very versatile dog bred to serve and love doing it. Although tempered to withstand working out in the sun for hours, the Heeler also has a weather resistant coat to stay warm and dry.
Trivia:
The Austrailian Heeler comes in two colors, Red and Blue.
I met a Blue Heeler once in a petco.
The Blue Heeler is easily identified by its eyepatch.
The name of "Heeler" is because they are known to bit at the heels of their liveestock.