Red Heeler Dog Breed - The Australian Cattle Dog

Do you want to get a Red Heeler? Watch this video and learn everything about the red version of the australian cattle dog.
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Although originally a working dog, if trained properly, he can be your great and loving companion. Whether you are looking to hike the great outdoors or run marathons, the Red Heeler is your perfect choice.
Are you considering to purchase a Red Heeler? In this video you will learn everything about the breed based on 8 topics, so you can find out if this dog is best for you.

This type of breed is one of the two-colour variations of the Australian Cattle Dog. The Red Heeler was initially bred for the sole purpose of herding cattle in Australia.

The Red Heeler can grow up to 20 inches, which is 50.8 centimetres and weighs up to 50 pounds, which is 22.68 kilograms. The average price for a Red Heeler puppy will be somewhere around 1200 dollars. If you are looking for a specific look or a puppy with the highest quality and even show the quality you can budget anywhere between 500 and 2500 dollars. The Red Heeler's life expectancy generally ranges anywhere from 13 to 15 years.

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[weedgrass]

I recently found a red heeler pup on the streets of South Central LA and gave her some actual food because she was digging for scraps. I was going for a run and she actually ran with me and even nibbled at the back of my legs. It did not take long for her to know the rhythm and she became my best workout buddy ever. She loves to run with me and especially loves when I give those short burst of speed when sprinting. The fact that I don’t have to put her on a leash and she follows close to me proves to me that this breed when it comes to intelligence and loyalty is bar none.

[boneymoroney]

My red heeler rescue dog is more like my best mate than a pet.

[reneoslizlok]

I had a red for a pet, had some dingo. Was a fantastic friend, companion. As I was fairly active, Lucky was perfect & would go everywhere with me. Unfortunately my situation changed & I had to find a new home for him. My mother knew of a guy in country, on farm that was recovering from cancer. He needed a companion so it was very lucky. IT broke my heart & I still tear up today, some 30 years on but I kept in contact & Lucky seemed to understand, fulfilling his new role perfectly. He lived out the rest of his life with a huge outdoors to play in & even some animals to herd. 😢⛪🚜🌞🐔🐄🐖👀🐕👍👍👏😊

[bassface]

I've learned that when my house is totally silent, my heeler is probably up to some shenanigans. Lol. He's a sneaky little devil.

[noluck]

Yes they are great and I got mine less than a month ago, he is about 4 years and I only paid $30.00 at the Humane Society. What a great

[bluegypsydoll]

I have an adult rescue and she’s very smart! Also the most attentive and can read the room better any human being! She does need training but it’s only been a few weeks. I’m looking for advice since she is food aggressive toward other animals 😓 great video it helped!

[alexpaulyoungthemuso]

I got a red heeler crossed with a jack Russell terrier
He was a stray in a country town where i lived with my mum and uncle, he just waltzed into my mums work through the back gate and never left so he was fed and taught how to sit and everyone immediately noted how friendly and affectionate he was with people, if you pet him he'll paw you back with both paws like hes trying to hug your hand 😂
Hes travelled a long way to live with us and hes been woth is now for just under 5 years
Digger is his name and hes a good lad
Absolutely beautiful little dog with a lot of character, hes very jealous of other dogs around me and hes got a mean bark and a nasty bite but hes alright

[jeffcon]

I’m gettin a pup late this month! Been researching non stop! Was gonna adopt but a friend of mine had pups and is giving me one so.. I’m ready to get more active

[robinettec]

My Grandma's red heeler is so intelligent, obedient, and loving. She listens well and knows lots of tricks. She is like a best friend to me. She is also very protective. Her sister, who is a blue heeler, she is hyper. Learning tricks is harder for her. But she is very playful. She loves to cuddle up with me. Does anyone else have a blue heeler that screeches? Because a couple of friends' do?!.

[marygracebenjamin]

We just got one 7 weeks old excited to see him grow

[yvonneconte]

I love my red and blue heelers. They both are loving and patient dogs, especially with our new Yorkie puppy.

[ziggylamsen]

I do no own one coz I live in a city but my sister in law does and I fell in-love with the little monster, once I move back to the countryside I would surely get one..

[copisetic]

Have had a couple of blues, best dog for homes with acreage and farms, ultimate farm dog along with border collie.

[ColesLab]

Watching bc I’m about to take in a red heeler/bernese mix puppy

[BW-vzsj]

Ours is named Winston. He would follow me to the gates of Hell and take the key away from the Devil if I asked him to. Best dog I've ever owned. I think if I were smart enough I could teach him to talk.

[KeepItSimpleSailor]

Great dogs - need a firm hand though. Onto my second red heeler and she’s a lovely ship’s dog.

[Chaomlin]

I have an Australian Shepherd but would love an Australian Cattle Dog or a mix

[TheJayhawkjoe]

I have a little girl around a year about 35 lbs/ 16kg, mostly white with freckles, soft smooth coat which makes her look ripped af, little mohawk when she's excited, big red dingo ears. Velcro Dog is an understatement, so affectionate. Not afraid of a ner nutta dog, stalks -high prey drive, chompy when she's bored like a cattle dog, very alert/hesitant. There are a lot of dogs that branched off from original canines or dingo-looking dogs. I have seen some stuff about Carolina dogs, Kelpies Thai Ridgebacks. I would love any input from anyone with a similar dog, or breed knowledge that might explain a skinny, smooth coated, big pointy dingo ears. Also, does anyone notice their cattle dogs do that back-legs-in-unison thing when they trot or run slow? Looks very Hyena or wild dog.

[gardener_of_men]

I likes this dog, I buy this for me man

[LadyRickie]

I had a red heeler, she was my buddette. Want another, hard to find.