Related: 17 Cattle Dog Breeds That Can Round Up the Herd in a Flash To be clear, there's no Australian cattle dog vs. blue heeler ... witnesses Heeler tomfoolery. Winnie: Bluey's Lab friend ...

Nicknamed the “Blue Heeler” or ... proteins and a good mix of vegetables, carbohydrates and vitamins and minerals. “The amount of food your Australian Cattle Dog needs will vary depending ...

The Australian Cattle Dog has a short-haired coat, making grooming easier and rarer. The curious thing about an Australian ...

The blue or red speckled coat helps the Blue Heeler blend into the outback. That’s a useful trait when herding, so the cattle don’t get spooked easily. A dog that blends in causes less stress.

Described by the American Kennel Club (AKC) as "compact but muscular," the Australian cattle dog, also known as a red, blue or Queensland heeler, is related to Australia's iconic wild dog ...

She is a 6-month-old Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler Mix who does well with children over the age of 10. If you would like to meet Trixie Tang, call the Lexington Humane Society at (859) 233 ...

KUSA - A 10-year-old Australian Cattle Dog mix named Blue came to 9NEWS looking for a new home Thursday. Blue, who comes from the Humane Society of Boulder Valley, is a really sweet fellow.

Other breeds use the term "Heeler" for their breed, including the Australian cattle dog, but the Lancashire heeler is the only American Kennel Club-recognized breed with "Heeler" in its official ...

The blue heeler, now officially called the Australian cattle dog, was the first successful Australian dog breed. Bred to work cattle, they were much needed. In the 1820s, the existing cattle dogs ...

The series in question, Bluey, features an Australian dog of the Blue Heeler variety: one Bluey, a six-year-old cattle dog who lives in the Queensland city of Brisbane with sister Bingo ...