Jackson R.

answer · Blue Heeler

Short sessions daily work better than one long one. I do five minute training reps before work. Saves the evening chaos. Trainer said the same thing and I did not believe it until I tried. Mental work actually calms my dog down.

answer · Blue Heeler

Yes, I'd still choose my Australian Cattle Dog. Their intelligence and loyalty are unmatched. Plus, their playful nature always brings joy to my days.

answer · Blue Heeler

My Heeler is pretty cautious but friendly with strangers. It often takes a few minutes for him to warm up, but once he does, he’s all about making new friends!

answer · Blue Heeler

One time I caught my Catahoula attempting to 'help' me with laundry. He dragged socks around the house, looking so proud. It's moments like these that remind me why I love him so much.

question · Blue Heeler

Would you recommend a Catahoula Leopard Dog?

answer · Blue Heeler

I think a Blue Lacy can be a great choice for active families looking for a loyal companion. They thrive on human interaction and can be fantastic working dogs, especially on farms.

answer · Blue Heeler

She’s all about running and playing fetch. It’s great exercise for her, too. Blue Lacys are known for their high energy, so I always keep her active. We spend a lot of time outdoors playing.

answer · Blue Heeler

My Blue Lacy has this quirky habit of barking at her reflection. She'll stand in front of the mirror and have a full conversation with herself. It cracks me up every time!

answer · Blue Heeler

Short sessions daily work better than one long one. I do five minute training reps before work. Saves the evening chaos. Keep sessions short and end on a win. Enthusiasm matters more than drilling the same thing for an hour. Still figuring it out like everyone else, Jackson. Worth a look: https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/try-these-brain-games-to-challenge-your-dog/

answer · Blue Heeler

Ranger will fetch until I quit. Scent work or a new trick tires him out faster than ball forever.