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Happy Heeler, Grumpy Heeler?
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<blockquote data-quote="Boot Jack Bulls" data-source="post: 1626807" data-attributes="member: 24016"><p>I personally like a heeler with extra attitude. When picking puppies, I am always drawn to the one that is mouthy, snarls and heels their litter mates. Having said that, I want a heeler that is rugged, tough as nails, can take a solid hit, shake it off and come back twice as mean. I have no need for a pet, I need a serious working dog. Having said that, I have never had one of those high drive, aggressive type heelers that wasn't also a wonderful dog to have around and just as loyal and protective. It is harder with any change for an older heeler, but I have taken quite a few in over the years. If they didn't end up working out for me, I was always able to find them an owner who did fit them....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boot Jack Bulls, post: 1626807, member: 24016"] I personally like a heeler with extra attitude. When picking puppies, I am always drawn to the one that is mouthy, snarls and heels their litter mates. Having said that, I want a heeler that is rugged, tough as nails, can take a solid hit, shake it off and come back twice as mean. I have no need for a pet, I need a serious working dog. Having said that, I have never had one of those high drive, aggressive type heelers that wasn't also a wonderful dog to have around and just as loyal and protective. It is harder with any change for an older heeler, but I have taken quite a few in over the years. If they didn't end up working out for me, I was always able to find them an owner who did fit them.... [/QUOTE]
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