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Our Australian Cattledogs
(Blue and Red Heelers)
Our Girls
Munchkin
2001
Red Female
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Munchkin was the second Australian Cattledog we acquired and our love of "Heelers" escalated with Munchie being the sweetest dog ever!!! She is a little go getter- she will work horses or cows.
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October 2007
The Heeler Dogs want to dedicate their page to Bama, our black lab, who helped raise all of them and put up with all of the chewing and heeling as they grew up.
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Chisholms Queen Taty
2005 AKC Red Female
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1-27-06
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Taty is gritty yet very sweet and affectionate. She has had one litter of puppies. Taty was bred to Bleu Moons Diamond Double D Hank and they now have a good looking litter of pups.
CERF # ACD-1814N/2007--30
Diamond Double D Speckles
2007
AKC
Blue Female
Speckles was the runt in one of Humphreys Blue Bell's litters. Unfortunately being the runt left her with some birth defcts that we have been assured will not affect any of her littermates or future siblings. Speckles was born with micro-ophthalmia- basically meaning she is completely blind in one eye and has very little to no vision in the other eye. Despite her disabilities, she doesn't think she is any different from any of the other heeler dogs. She has already started working the horses to our amazement. She is one spoiled rotten little dog who has won our hearts!!!
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5/24/08
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4/8/08
4/8/08
4/8/08
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5/24/08
1992-2008
Introducing the newest member of our heeler family
Diamond Double D Star
2007
AKC
Blue Female
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Rosie was Queen of the Farm. She is our first Australian Cattledog and she certainly has been the smartest dog we have ever seen. She started our true love affair with the heeler dogs.
Cherokee Rose
1997-2010
Blue
Female
In Loving Memory of our dear Rosie
Rosie died at home in her bed after a brief illness with cancer. She will be missed by all who knew her. We also want to thank Dr. Rachel Potter and Dr. Steve Krapac with Animal Medical Clinic in Vicksburg who helped us have a few more good days with Rosie. For those of you who didn't know, Rosie was the first Christmas present Mike ever gave Jo, making her even more special to our family. We know Rosie is now running with her beloved Bama chasing squirrels on the farm
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