Australian Cattle Dog

Australian Cattle Dog. Their medium-sized pricked ears suspicious glint and strong teeth give the cattle dog a slightly intimidating demeanor. About the Australian Cattle Dog Standing between 17 to 20 inches at the shoulder the Australian Cattle Dog is a sturdy hard-muscled herder of strength and agility.

Their body length is greater than their height with a ratio of 910. Australian Cattle Dogs are very athletic and excel at many doggy sports and activities. In 1903 the Australian Cattle Dog was adopted by the Cattle and Sheepdog Club of Australia.

An Australian cattle dogs colors represent his multicultural heritage including Dalmatian collie and wild Australian dingo lineage.

Australian cattle dogs are grouped as medium-sized dogs and the female heelers are around 17-19 inches tall while the males are between 18-20 inches. The breed was not accepted into the American Kennel Club AKC. Australian cattle dogs are grouped as medium-sized dogs and the female heelers are around 17-19 inches tall while the males are between 18-20 inches. The Australian Cattle Dog is of moderate build enabling this breed to combine great endurance with bursts of speed and extreme agility necessary in herding cattle.