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    Obreedience – The Blue Heelers | Crufts 2018

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    The Blue Heelers (Australian Cattle Dogs) compete in the Obreedience Competition on Day 1 of Crufts 2018.

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    The Obreedience Teams are:

    The Ratcatchers – Manchester Terriers
    Hugabern – Bernese Mountain Dogs
    Poodle Training Club – Toy Poodles
    The Russelers – Jack Russell Terriers
    Lively Labs – Labrador Retrievers
    Smooth Operators – Smooth Collies
    Dachtastic – Miniature Long Haired Dachshunds
    Canny Cavaliers – Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
    Mini Mayhem – Miniature Smooth Haired Dachshunds
    The Blue Heelers – Australian Cattle Dogs

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    4. Beck Bonebinary on

      Just adopted a cattle dog two days ago. She'll be second after my last passed away at 14yo in January. Very nervous but excited to start training all over again.

      A little context by the way, Pippi (former dog) was 12 at adoption date and had a very abusive past. She was people and dog aggressive, hated sharing toys, and would bit the heels of anyone looking at her food bin (even when empty). We kept her away from dogs and slowly socialized her to people. She was scared of fireworks and belts (I was dressing for work and she hid when I put my belt on. A later experience with my dad doing the same confirmed her fears).
      In the two years we had her, I taught her to be gentle when taking treats, to share her toys, and she ended up cuddling with anyone she could. She was dog aggressive to the end so I would take her to dog parks as late as 12am, or as early as 4am. Or in the rain.

      Tesla is my newly adopted dog. She is 3yo and was tormented by children her whole like. The last 8months she spent on a backyard chain.
      She is amazingly playful, trusting, will share everything. So far the only things she doesn't like are touching her tail. In 10min I taught her a new trick (lay down). Pippi was an amazing prep for this sweet Tesla and I'm so excited to put my skills to the test.

    9. Sof on

      Uhm why haven’t I seen heelers on agility or dock diving huh? Heelers are capable to do that like any other dog! Not only heel, you guys should keep the image of this dog as athletic and high energy fit dog! These heelers are fat!! They aren’t meant to be like this!

    11. Mizzkie on

      After watching several videos of ACDs working on ranches and coming upon this video from the recommendations section, these dogs look OBESE.
      I understand that this is what they look like in show lines, but dayum! This is why I'm not a big fan of conformation shows – they almost always ruin the breed. ):

    15. Living 2Day on

      I have been searching training methods that I want my future ACD to be trained using. I have found one that meets my expectations because their puppy graduates stand up to the rest, distinctly are well trained, and are happy in doing it. At first I thought the tall lady's dog used this training method, though her dog did a great heal and performed better, I could tell in the end it wasn't that method. I have always been scared to participate in dog shows, the more I watch, the more comfortable I am becoming. If my dog can perform as well as those in this video, I may just be confident enough to give it a try.

    21. IAmJeka on

      Minute 3:45 when the second dog starts is hilarious. My dog can't control herself when she smells something she feels the need to roll around. Lmaoo!

    22. Karami on

      Blue Heeler’s are very athletic. They’re fast, they jump very high and are very high energy. They should show their athletic ability in competition.

    25. Simon Mears on

      My blue heeler 5 months very well adjusted dog Park The other day playing with poodle rolled over creeped up and gave poodle her Ball so gentle love him to bits

    27. Carlos Flores on

      doing the same with my 3 month old stumpy tail, he knows how to sit stay shake and bark with hand signals, next is to move backwards 🔥👊🏻 lovin the blue community

    33. Josh on

      Our Jack Russell died last year at 20, we decided to get a Blue Heeler after a couple months. He is such a good, good boy. We love our Blue Boy

    36. Ol'Jarhead on

      People that complain about healers didn’t understand what they were getting into and how to deal with them correctly.

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