ORIGIN AND HISTORY
The breed was developed to work with farmers in Australia. Obtained through inter - racial and intensive care for a period of 60 years, the Australian Cattle Dog is the result of a deliberate introduction of various races, including Dingo, Australian Kelpie and Smooth Highland Collie - to serve a particular purpose Blue. It came to be because farm dogs are not able to control the import of hard earned walk in the market. Australian Cattle Dogs, on the other hand, could move the cattle through almost any area and in any weather.
PERSONALITY PROFILE
Australian Cattle Dogs are very intelligent, brave and always alert, always "on call." This dog is described as having two speeds: fast and coma. Things are serious, have a high prey drive, considered nearly indestructible, and consider the" people" they are, the center of his universe.
CARE REQUIREMENTS
Exercise: This is the kind that can go all day and you really need a job. Without mental and physical stimulation is sufficient, the Australian Cattle Dog instruct vast energy reserves in activities that potentially damaging and dangerous.
Preparation: Regular brushing is required to keep a solid layer under control, especially when the layer fly, but the Australian Cattle Dog was kind enough to wash - and - wear.
Life Span: The average life of Australian Cattle Dogs are 10 to 13 years.
Training: Alert and intelligent, Australian Cattle Dog is a quick study. The biggest challenge is keeping your own bored, and it was just as eager to learn and please. Strong prey must be strengthened with training or can get you into trouble when you want to chase cars, animals and even people.
