Blue Heeler Dog Breeders
22 May 2010
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breeds with merles?
What breeds have been invaded by the merling gene?
Dachshunds
Austrian shepherds
Chihuahuas
blue heelers maybe? (I'm not familiar with the breed)
any others?
And are all the breeders of other breeds as upset about it as some of the breeders of Chis and doxies are? There is a controversy about it now. I think the dogs are beautiful and defects are possible, but not super common. Opinions?
The merling gene was introduced to the cocker breed? When?
I don't think Heelers are merled. The two colors are blue and red. The Blue Heeler isn't so much of a merle as it is a salt and pepper kind of color. Very even throughout the coat. They often have black on the face and ears.
Shetland Sheepdogs, Australian Shepherds, Border Collies can be merled, but not a good idea to breed for that color in any of these breeds, as it can cause blindness and deafness.
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my new puppy is deaf?
My husband and I just bought a blue heeler puppy and we found it dull the breeder was going to be put down if we take the back that is delayed only becasuse I can not hear if there Is there anyone else out there who has a deaf dog i hope to get some advice about raising a deaf dog thanks everyone. here is a picture of it. http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewImage&friendID=120915391&albumID=1567953&imageID=40337037
your going to have to train! Take her for a training facility and see what can be done. Dogs who are deaf will be adapted in other ways. Much better than humans can. You only need to train with hand signals, she will learn. Talk to her anyway just helping you and she can feel her emotions. There's no reason not to.
Blue Heeler Dog Breeders Q&A
my new puppy is deaf?
My husband and I just bought a blue heeler puppy and we found it dull the breeder was going to be put down if we take the back that is delayed only becasuse I can not hear if there Is there anyone else out there who has a deaf dog i hope to get some advice about raising a deaf dog thanks everyone. here is a picture of it. http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewImage&friendID=120915391&albumID=1567953&imageID=40337037
your going to have to train! Take her for a training facility and see what can be done. Dogs who are deaf will be adapted in other ways. Much better than humans can. You only need to train with hand signals, she will learn. Talk to her anyway just helping you and she can feel her emotions. There's no reason not to.
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