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fantastic video and very well-behaved dog. Its very hard to teach your dog to be that polite when someone is taking his/her food and this could apply to any breed. Good Job!

How do we stop the nipping? Is it easy or takes time? Wondering if this would be the right fit for our family with two little kids.

Who puts their dogs in the bath tub? Thumb down

Are we not going to get a video of how to well train them?

Muffin and socks and their puppies :D Man i like cattle dogs tho

Also way too much talking . Not needed. Baby talk. Not needed

You should never use their name unless you are using it as a way to praze. Also. Those are very very high energy herders. They are very very smart. Give that breed what they really need and then train them!😊

EXCELLENT! A very well behaved doggy.

Has your dog ever attacked you or your family? My brother has a red cattle dog and its attacked me and my whole family. It just gets triggered by anything. Is this treatable with board and train or do we have to put him to sleep?

I'm incredibly allergic to dogs but my girlfriend has the sweetest pup who just loves licking me. I don't like breaking out in hives, so this is uncredibly useful!! Thank you so much

I know this three years old . But congrats on the baby. Toddlers are adorable and terrifying . Best of luck.

I just find you! I just got a red heeler 2 yrs old . He rares with dogs , people approaching and cars coming towards us, a lot of barking and threatening what do you think I should do. He is a good boy and already knows some commands! commands! Any advice is much appreciated😊

Great video...never saw 2 dogs with a bike, so cool!!!

My dog has realised that I don't like her licking me, but she always tries and even if I pull away then she licks THE AIR!!! she doesn't stop....How can I learn her not to so?

Say no to all breeders

I’m speechless🥰

I never trusted my acds with my children My kids only had one face to lose Has nothing to do with training ,more to do with common sense

I have a Red Heeler and she loves children. She’s very gentle and loves to play with kids.

Excellent advice. I've had a lot of different breeds. They each came with their natural instincts. Training is important. With each, training was important. I have an ACD, nipping/herding in his nature. As we worked together, understanding and training....Hank is amazing and we're fortunate to have him in our family.

NEVER trained my dogs to fetch, they knew it by instinct. My heeler was bring the tennis ball back at 9 weeks old ( barely get the ball in his mouth). Had to train them to drop it!

What a cutey.

I really want a Blue Heeler but I don’t have children, i don’t feel confident enough to ask neighbours’s children to try these tricks, I know it’s kinda obvious but can I try these tricks with an adult. Because I want to prevent them to do this with my family/friends’s children.

I have a rescue Heeler. He is a little bit of a dingbat, but so comfortable and well behaved around kids. He loves them. My eleven year old is his main person who has trained him to sit, stay, lay down, run obstacle courses, and other assorted tricks. Our pupper is such a smarty pants and we are blessed to get to have him in our family.

Ours is deaf. Almost 2 years old. Without the audio cues it's a little more challenging to curb the mouthiness.

Doesn't she do a good cam in the bush no army greens needed for her 🤣🤣🤣💜🐾💜🐾💜

Congratulations Sweet...🩷👣💙

thanks for your work! Even if you no longer record for RUclips, I wish you all the best.

My life as a child was saved twice by cattle dogs . They wouldn't let a paedophile near me when I was 5 and walking home from school. The first time I was lost in the bush overnight. I wandered out of the bush in the morning holding 'Cobber's' tail.

Beautiful dogs👍👍👍

Can I send you my dog so that you can train her?

Don't piss them off, they know how to hold a grudge 😅

nice pooch

Well done!

It's actually better to not clip the tail! They use it for balance, I've had a few without the tail and watching them work cattle you can really see the difference of self control and the ability to avoid getting kicked and even staying low to the ground and centered. You made a good choice leaving the tail....everyone has different thoughts on things but in my experience with "working dogs" they overall perform better and are more accurate in movement control and speed with the ability to have well balance bc of their tail, I noticed more with younger cattle that are more aggressive and panicky from not being used to the dog's that my dog's with tails were able to avoid kicks or stomping much easier than my dogs without the tail and another thing I really liked is with the tail they were able to stay close and low to the ground much easier and longer directly behind the cows wich I really like. My clipped tail dog's had to lay down more than hunker low to the ground wich put them in more dangerous situations. Idk like I said everyone has different thoughts on things but just with my experience with working dog's I prefer the tail and if you watch dog's work you can see what I mean about the balance, they hold the tail out and slightly up and it definitely makes a difference...to me any way lol

and then there is mine that doesnt even fetch the ball ,or go after it ,any tips perhaps. he only want to play tug

Are you not doing ENS training , i just had a litter of 4 miniature aussiedoodles, they are 2 days old and i will start ENS training tomorrow , and i wanted to ask what did you feed the puppies for the first time was it some sort of puppy mush or just can food ?

omg that is the chubbiest puppy, yes!

My pup was born 3 weeks ago... I refuse to be a human vending machine during training....

Scamp Lived in high sheep country when child Somehow ended up with blue heeler as our pet. Was fiercely loyal to us children. If parents wanted to discipline us (In those days a "" belting"" scamp ( dogs name) had to be removed from scene and tied up behind wool-shed or would bite and attack them Never harmed one of us. Was our natural protector from snakes,rogue rams.other not so friendly working dogs on place.

Where are you located?

I needa see how Abby gets better, my pup is about 40% Abby lol he listens 93% when I train him throughout the day, but “distractions” get him down to 45% executing commands.

My Heeler is this trainable & sweet; they respect boundaries that are consistent 👏

What obedience training do you do

Is my left earphone dead?

Que lindo como conseguiu ensinar ele?

These are all females……

God bless n thanks for the tips

They are smart and hard working.

i was about give away our heeler as 5 year old girl petrified of him and boys get nipped all the time