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cruzinlowlife
No it's not a Australian Cattle dog with a docked tail. They are a genuine breed of dog. Originally bred from the Smithfield Cattle dog and a Dingo. I have a 4 month old Stumpy Tail Cattle dog. I have a video uploaded of her so look at my uploads. |
02/12/2011 - 12:04:23 |
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JohnyE666
@ZiptieTheDog stumpy tails are born without tails hence the name they arent just heelers with docked tails blue heelers have tan points whereas stumpys dont |
11/27/2010 - 01:38:15 |
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youraverageuser
great pictures, beautiful video :) |
07/21/2010 - 21:51:32 |
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TheAnimalDen
@ZiptieTheDog was'nt the heelers tail always docked when working ? i thoguht this breed was different then the heeler i owned a heeler years ago,and i can tell ya it dosen't suitthem when their tail is docked the one breeds i can think of that look fine with it are,Boxers Rottwilers & Dobermens |
07/05/2010 - 16:26:26 |
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ZiptieTheDog
@TheAnimalDen - Up until a few years ago the Heeler's tales were docked to prevent injury to the dog while herding livestock. We have always had working Heeler stock, but Ziptie is my first with a tail. When he has puppies, I will keep the tails but those dew claws have to go. |
07/05/2010 - 12:45:06 |
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xsymba
Magnificent dogs....great video !! |
07/04/2010 - 22:28:07 |
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Themecreature
DOES ANYONE HAVE A VIDEO REQUEST?? |
07/04/2010 - 17:44:31 |
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Themecreature
@TheAnimalDen Well kinda yehh but thats been bred its a breed (an official 1) |
07/04/2010 - 17:25:25 |
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TheAnimalDen
isn't the it a heeller ? with a docked tail ? |
07/04/2010 - 00:10:05 |
