Australian Cattle Dog puppies for sale
Near Texas
Lorrie
Ready May 191 week old • Female
Raised by Naconna N.Responds within a few days
Naomi
Ready May 191 week old • Female
Raised by Naconna N.Responds within a few days
Reba
Ready May 191 week old • Female
Raised by Naconna N.Responds within a few days
George
Ready May 191 week old • Male
Raised by Naconna N.Responds within a few days
Waylon
Ready May 191 week old • Male
Raised by Naconna N.Responds within a few days
Wynonna
Ready May 191 week old • Female
Raised by Naconna N.Responds within a few days
Boy 1
Ready May 265 days old • Male
Raised by Sarah S.Responds within a day
Boy 2
Ready May 265 days old • Male
Raised by Sarah S.Responds within a day
Boy 4
Ready May 265 days old • Male
Raised by Sarah S.Responds within a day
Doobie
Ready now8 months old • Female
Raised by Vicky F.Responds within a day
Jackson (mottled)
Ready Apr. 186 weeks old • Male
Raised by Lee and Mikki C.Responds within a day
3 reviewsJuicy (true blue) aka P Dab
Ready Apr. 186 weeks old • Female
Raised by Lee and Mikki C.Responds within a day
3 reviewsNyla (true blue)
Ready Apr. 186 weeks old • Female
Raised by Lee and Mikki C.Responds within a day
3 reviewsAngela (mottled)
Ready Apr. 186 weeks old • Female
Raised by Lee and Mikki C.Responds within a day
3 reviews
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About the Australian Cattle Dog
To control semi-wild cattle over long distances in the hot, unforgiving Australian backcountry, Heelers had to be tougher than the average sheep herder, or even the average European herder. They had to be nimble, resilient, and highly intelligent, but also courageous and rough-and-tumble. These traits persist today, in a bold, energetic, biddable, tough dog ready to take on any challenge. They make great companions, but can be hard to manage unless well-trained. Learn more
Very High Energy
Energy level
Very Low Maintenance
Grooming
Highly Trainable
Trainability