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blue heelers

Postby deer dogger » Fri Mar 07, 2008 12:17 am

hunt dog or dont hunt at all
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Postby WFGinNM » Fri Mar 07, 2008 1:55 am

I would be willing to guess that there is a reason they are not called "Blue Treers". Probably should be called "Blue bullet catchers".

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Postby bad moon » Sat Mar 08, 2008 1:47 pm

a true austrailian bred heeler is smart enough to learn about anything. i have always had them and they go out hunting with us alot with success however as far as treeing goes 90% of the time my heelers ( aka austrilan cattle dog) run them down on the ground and kill them. i have not had one go out on a lion chase with the hounds they are to close range of a dog for that, however i have taught some to trail the path of the hounds and keep me pointed in the right direction.
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Postby Melanie Hampton » Fri Mar 21, 2008 8:03 pm

I have a red heeler that is a hell of a squirrel dog.. All I had to do is knock a couple out to him and that was that.. He used to coon hunt with us all the time too.. Just had him and a bluetick.. Great kill dog.. He is getting a little too old for the coon hunting now..

He is the smartest dog I have ever met.. He is fine in the back of the truck until you stick your hand in my window.. Ask the gas attendants.. Never had a problem with people unless he felt I was being threatened.. He bites my boyfriend on command too :lol: Don't know about the cow aspect of him though.. He was raised with the hounds and probably thinks he is one. Never had him around cows.....

Would I get for the purpose of hunting.. Probably not.. Would I own another one.. Yep.. People aren't brave enough to come into my kennels with a heeler on patrol :D And I would probably squirrel hunt with it if it wanted to...
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Postby deer dogger » Fri Apr 04, 2008 12:05 am

hunt dog or dont hunt at all

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