Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog Breeders
11 Jun 2010
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What kind of dog(s) do you own and how did you obtain them?
Did you git them from a breeder, shelter, rescue... and what kind of dog(s) is it purebred? mutt?
I have 2 dogs, an Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog (Charlotte) and a Australian Cattle Dog (Missy) mix. I got Char when the ranch I worked for when bankrupted and they had to get rid of everything including their dogs so I asked for her and gave her to me lol. I got Missy at the pound. She was going to be euthanized the next day if no one took her.
I have 4 dogs
Gypsy Queen the Ridgeback/ Corgi mix I fostered her at 5 weeks after her litter had been found in the trash can. By the time she was 3 months old I couldn't give her up lol.
Chopper I got at a rescue that ran out of Petco. I got him a few weeks after my Golden Maddy died.
Baxter is a Toy Poodle my mom got from a BYB (I was 12 and she now knows how bad it is).
And Shenzi is my new dog. We think she is a Border Collie mix. I got her from the shelter. She had been adopted out once and brought back because she chewed (of course what would you do when locked in a garage for 10 hours).
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Australian cattle dog with a docked tail?
I have a Red heeler puppy named Cracker Jack, 6 months old. The woman I have bought him from a breeder in Pennsylvania, and has papers. Has a short tail, I wonder if they had docked, or if he was born like that and not really a pure ACD; could really be a dog Stumpy tail cattle? I know there is much controversy over Link Australia Cattle dogs tail ... and is just an ACD with a docked tail more, so I wonder. I do not really matter, love this little bugger anyway, I love the work (: No need for rude answers, just asking for their opinions out there, thank you. Emily Some Photos: thanks guys http://i55.tinypic.com/2evfbwk.jpg. And he is registered as Australian cattle dog.
There are unfortunately many breeders out there who do not know what the breed standard is an ACD, including puppy mills in Pennsylvania. bybs Many do not know the difference, either. The standard for an ACD includes a natural tail. "Tail - The tail set is moderately low, following the contour of the slope and rump length to reach approximately to hock. At rest should hang in a very slight curve. During the movement or excitement the tail may be lifted, but under no circumstances will any part of the tail is carried beyond a vertical line passing through the root. Tail should carry a good brush "http://australianstumpytailcattledog.org/ Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog is not popular in the U.S., however, not many people know the difference between them. It is possible that the tail was broken during delivery and had to be amputated. That's right. ETA: Just remembered one of the clear differences. The Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog not have any tan on the body, anywhere. So the dog would be all blue with black marks at random.
Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog Breeders Q&A
Australian cattle dog with a docked tail?
I have a Red heeler puppy named Cracker Jack, 6 months old. The woman I have bought him from a breeder in Pennsylvania, and has papers. Has a short tail, I wonder if they had docked, or if he was born like that and not really a pure ACD; could really be a dog Stumpy tail cattle? I know there is much controversy over Link Australia Cattle dogs tail ... and is just an ACD with a docked tail more, so I wonder. I do not really matter, love this little bugger anyway, I love the work (: No need for rude answers, just asking for their opinions out there, thank you. Emily Some Photos: thanks guys http://i55.tinypic.com/2evfbwk.jpg. And he is registered as Australian cattle dog.
There are unfortunately many breeders out there who do not know what the breed standard is an ACD, including puppy mills in Pennsylvania. bybs Many do not know the difference, either. The standard for an ACD includes a natural tail. "Tail - The tail set is moderately low, following the contour of the slope and rump length to reach approximately to hock. At rest should hang in a very slight curve. During the movement or excitement the tail may be lifted, but under no circumstances will any part of the tail is carried beyond a vertical line passing through the root. Tail should carry a good brush "http://australianstumpytailcattledog.org/ Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog is not popular in the U.S., however, not many people know the difference between them. It is possible that the tail was broken during delivery and had to be amputated. That's right. ETA: Just remembered one of the clear differences. The Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog not have any tan on the body, anywhere. So the dog would be all blue with black marks at random.
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