The name of the breed is actually derived from its habit of nipping at the heels of cattle to herd them. It's a really unique breed, meant to be able to work a full day under the hot Australian sun. You should read up on heelers! It might answer some behavioural questions.
stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . The Newest Member of Our Family.. Her name is Roxy, she is a Blue Heeler mix, sweet as can be, loves to run and play rough, bullies my venus a little too much, but my baby holds her own. she has two new people who love her very much, and a new dog lovin home. the previous people who her owner lived with didnt like dogs, so when her owner left the house, they would lock her in the utility room for like 8 hours, no food, no water, no light. she has a big yard to play in now, she doesnt like to come in for bed at night, and 4 new Rating: 5