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Major Nikon

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9. I don't know much about them

Reply to yonder (Reply #8)

Thu Jun 11, 2020, 05:47 PM

Jun 2020

Since they were bred for similar purposes I would expect them to behave similarly with the added benefit of less coat maintenance.

I would expect they would be much harder to find as rescue dogs.

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Working dogs need work [View all] Major Nikon Jun 2020 OP

I had a dog one time that was a cross between a Border Collie and a Beagle. Arkansas Granny Jun 2020 #1

I miss all the dogs I've had which are gone Major Nikon Jun 2020 #2

I've had Houdini dogs, too. It can be a real challenge to keep them safe. Arkansas Granny Jun 2020 #4

Beautiful dogs! Great breeds. Our current dogs (3 years old) livetohike Jun 2020 #3

I have a collegue who has always had sheppards Major Nikon Jun 2020 #5

Our neighbor has always had aussies. yonder Jun 2020 #6

I don't think there is a treatment Major Nikon Jun 2020 #7

What your take on blue heelers compared to aussie and border collies? yonder Jun 2020 #8

I don't know much about them Major Nikon Jun 2020 #9

BLUE Heelers - Herding Dogs Needing Rescue and Adoption douglas9 Jun 2020 #10

There are rescue organizations for all popular breeds Major Nikon Jun 2020 #11

This message was self-deleted by its author Mosby Jun 2020 #12