The Australian cattle dog is also called the Australian Queensland heeler and blue heeler. In Australia, the dog is a good helper for driving cattle to the market for a long distance. Because of the special environment of Australia, the Australian cattle dog is very suitable for the wild living environment. As a breed with multiple characteristics, Australian Bulldog was registered in American Kennel Club on May 1, 1980, and obtained the exhibition qualification of Working Dog Association on September 1, 1980.
Later, it was transferred to the sheepdog Association officially established on January 1, 1983. Due to its alertness, wit, guard ability, bravery, honesty and absolute loyalty to duty, Australian Bulldog has become an ideal working dog. Its loyalty and protection are rare for ranchers, cattle and property. It’s suitable for hot weather, but it’s a kind of dog with strong activity, so it must keep enough exercise when raising. It’s not suitable for city life and as a partner of children, so it’s a good guard dog.