Australian Cattle Dog
258 listings australian cattle dog
5 Queensland Heeler puppies
Australian Cattle Dog
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States
3 blue heeler puppies for sale
Australian Cattle Dog
Batesville, Indiana, United States
2 Red Heeler Puppies for Their New Home
Australian Cattle Dog
Eagle, Idaho, United States
Blue Heeler
Australian Cattle Dog
Corpus Christi, Texas, United States
3 boys and a girl blue heeler puppies
Australian Cattle Dog
Denver, Colorado, United States
9 months old blue Heeler puppy
Australian Cattle Dog
Kansas City, Kansas, United States
6 Gorgeous Red Heeler Puppies for Sale
Australian Cattle Dog
Tempe, Arizona, United States
8 Heeler puppies for sale
Australian Cattle Dog
Portland, Oregon, United States
3 Female Cattle Dog Puppies
Australian Cattle Dog
Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States
Males and females 9 week old Blue heeler puppies
Australian Cattle Dog
Somerville, Texas, United States
Four beautiful Red Heeler puppies available
Australian Cattle Dog
Springfield, Missouri, United States
3 female Blue Heeler pups available
Australian Cattle Dog
Flint, Michigan, United States
3 puppies for adoption
Australian Cattle Dog
Greenville, South Carolina, United States
6 weeks old Blue Heeler puppies for sale
Australian Cattle Dog
Dothan, Alabama, United States
Cattle dog puppies
Australian Cattle Dog
Marietta, Oklahoma, United States
4 Red / Blue Heeler Puppies Available
Australian Cattle Dog
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
6 Blue heeler puppies Looking for new homes
Australian Cattle Dog
Euless, Texas, United States
One blue Heeler puppy left
Australian Cattle Dog
Greenville, South Carolina, United States
The Australian Cattle Dog, also known as the Blue Heeler or Queensland Heeler, is a medium-sized, highly intelligent, and energetic breed. Recognized for its strong herding instincts and work ethic, this breed has a sturdy build and short double coat, typically in blue or red speckled patterns. Australian Cattle Dogs are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and caution around strangers. Their herding instinct may extend to family members and other pets. They require plenty of exercise and mental stimulation, making them well-suited for active owners. Regular grooming is relatively simple. While generally healthy, they can be prone to specific health issues. With a lifespan of 12 to 16 years, they are popular as working dogs on farms and ranches and make great companions for those who can meet their exercise and mental stimulation needs.