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alexfad242
Представляю как вам тяжело было потерять преданного друга.После стольких лет он как член семьи.Когда мой пес умер после 13 лет счастливой жизни я взрослый мужчина плакал .Его тарелку я не убирал 2 месяца,было очень трудно.Я счастлив,что он прожил с нами рядом лучшие годы. |
01/18/2012 - 17:42:26 |
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TheJamesmattin
I lost my ten year old Blue Heeler, Matilda a week ago. She was a lovely dog. Was great fun. Would love snapping at water, when we'd take her to the beach, and I'd splash at her. She loved catching birds in the air (this was literally the only thing she did bad, though I found it clever). She adored cats, they just didn't like her.
She was so easy to train! And the most loyal friend I've ever had. I remember the day my mum and I went and got her. She wouldn't let the other puppies near me. |
01/01/2012 - 20:13:27 |
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5ace7
I used to have a female red heeler when i was a kid and ours was pretty smart too. She was really good at sorting cattle, and could do a lot of different tricks. she would do the same treat thing that your dog does but we also got her to stand up on her hind legs, put her head up and then have her stand there and hold a treat on her nose for a little bit.. U should try it. We could also get her to stand up on the hind legs and walk a little bit on two legs... i sure miss that dog... |
12/09/2011 - 17:49:16 |
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ctescort0
im gonna get myself one of those |
11/12/2011 - 19:38:33 |
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HowsItGoingUtube
check out my channel, PLEASE! my videos are awesome :) i dare you to click on my channel, i mean, how can you resist?? |
11/03/2011 - 00:56:21 |
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blueheelergg
OMG my blue heeler does that aswell they are the most intelligent dogs eva! |
10/30/2011 - 08:26:30 |
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ThaFarm3r
Bill Cosby wants his sweater back. |
10/26/2011 - 05:03:17 |
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boostedwolfie
Haha you should see my 1 year old unlock, open, and close knobbed doors. Lets himself in and out to go to the bathroom or to play with his sister who lives next door! No electric fence of course and non neutered (i could never take his boys!) truly is an incredible breed. And, i have a buddy whos heeler just turned 21. |
10/01/2011 - 04:01:52 |
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MARIONETAdmc
i have a blue heeler but he's not like yours! mine doesn't like to obey, and gets stressed easily.. when i try to play with him throwing his ball he runs, catches and gives it to me several times, but he gets stressed =( i don't like to play or walk around with him because he doesn't enjoy these activities... and others... i'm so upset! i'd really like to find the way to make him as happy as wolfy was!! |
09/25/2011 - 18:08:21 |
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mrvinyc3
awww i will never see my blue heeler again coz my parents divorced. thanks a lot bitch |
09/21/2011 - 07:59:14 |
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StefyStuff
By the way, your dogs tail sure is long and flexible, it looked like you cut his tail off and glued on a monkeys |
08/18/2011 - 05:02:40 |
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StefyStuff
kelpies and blue heelers are some of my favorite breeds |
08/18/2011 - 05:01:27 |
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slayerrules114
@stainless1911 If mankind didn't exist, dogs still would. They're living creatures, just like you and me. We don't breed bears, but every breed of bear still exists. That's totally irrelevant to my comment anyways. The point was that you made an idiotic/trying to be funny about the death of an animal on a positive video that included a deceased animal. It was despicable. |
08/04/2011 - 06:28:32 |
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stainless1911
@slayerrules114 Mankind breeds dogs for thier purposes, there's nothing wrong with that for sure. Pits were bread for defense, and for fighting, not brains. Whenever one does what its bread to do, people say how nice the dogs are, and break out the pictures of the pit with the kids. |
08/04/2011 - 03:16:33 |
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slayerrules114
@stainless1911 Great comment dick. Not only on a positive dog video, but also on a video of a dog that has passed away. What a prick. Jokingly or not, how wrong of you to even support the idea of a death of an animal, especially purposefully. You sick desensitized creature. You're lower than the wonderful dogs (Pit Bulls) you abhor. |
08/04/2011 - 03:10:19 |
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stainless1911
I have a spot for pit bulls too. On the wall, next to the deer. |
08/02/2011 - 06:58:59 |
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wandtheuniverse
i got my first cattle dog and he is amazing. check him out. He can jump like a crazy man and is super quick. |
07/17/2011 - 01:15:04 |
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vampirechase42
I have a blue Heeler! He is tough, smart, intellegent, but he can be a big softy! |
07/11/2011 - 17:36:43 |
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NigeFlintFilms
i love my bluey i'll have to upload something of her and SHE LOVES HUGS AND CUDDLES! |
06/21/2011 - 06:29:22 |
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brofun
LOVE IT! I have a female that is dying of cancer..her inteligence and trainability have been wonderful! |
06/04/2011 - 15:42:25 |
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landgabriel
Heelers are so good at waiting. My dog used to love it when I would throw the ball and make her wait before going to get it. |
05/27/2011 - 01:58:40 |
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idahochas
@remyzero57 ha ha. dont pick her up. you can mail the check now. |
05/25/2011 - 05:21:27 |
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TheCoan23
Dude when I saw this video I was like " is that my dog?" |
05/05/2011 - 06:21:19 |
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Usambara
@billroch i dont have money to enroll my heeler to a school like that mine is loving with my entire family that he know but when someone like my aunts or grandma come to my house he start barking at them i dont know what to do i try to call his attention o putting in the backyard while someone is here any help? |
04/15/2011 - 17:12:27 |
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rancherjongus
@allmoto Agree with you there my two blue heelers would go to the beaches for me. But as soon as I go to give him a goofy hug for a job well done. They let me know that they are not comfortable with that a short growl. Yet never would he even dare do this any other time. Dogs like these are truly artist at there job. I kind of think of it like a hired hand. You would never give Joe a hug for brining in the cattle. They are employees of the ranch. |
04/14/2011 - 04:08:54 |
