Blue Heelers are so intelligent. Even if they are just part of a mix in a dog they are so quick and easy to work with. This dog was smart not following them to far. Coyotes are no slouch in the intellect department. Their ability to lure other animals into their attack position is legendary. Great respect for both.
@actionbob6916 күн бұрын
Coyotes have a den theyre protecring
@metaphoria328 күн бұрын
Another dumb trump supporting red neck with nothing better to do .. might as well take himself out back
@270Winchester6 күн бұрын
😂😂😂😂 you people are so dumb if it wasn't for people like this man u wouldn't be eating. Heelers are cattle dogs, it's their natural instinct to protect cattle from coyotes. Like it or not coyotes get shot all the time because they eat cattle
@metaphoria328 күн бұрын
Yooo don’t shoot at them u micro d loser
@rugbyfan808Ай бұрын
Get our yourself you pussy
@fizzii1Ай бұрын
Battle of the bandits
@flarestriker20052 ай бұрын
Bluey Vs. Wile E. Coyote goin craaazy 🗣️🔥🔥💯‼️
@telon56203 ай бұрын
IS THAT YOU BANDIT?!
@E-1K3 ай бұрын
The way that dog doesn't run out of energy is hilarious. I have an ACD -- they don't have an off button. My boy is soooooo haaaaaannndsoooommme!
@UMBRELLACORP224 ай бұрын
I have a blue Heeler it was chasing my mom down a dirt road and she was going 40mph. The blue heeler was right at her tailgate keeping up
@666timeless45 ай бұрын
太危险了,一旦在视野盲区,很可能被两只狼秒杀
@headmondronary21276 ай бұрын
That dog had a great day that day. He was protecting and toying with them.
@Kiwicruiser3556 ай бұрын
I have never seen a cable blade setup like this before. Is the machine from about the 40-50s?
@pj44337 ай бұрын
Love the pit stop :)
@GeneralKenobiSIYE8 ай бұрын
I have two Australian Cattle Dogs, a blue and a red, they are very loyal fearless and I have no doubt they would defend me from coyotes. My blue heeler is such a sweet girl. They both are but the Blue one is the sweetheart of the two. She was also the runt of the litter and she somehow actually weighs more than her sister who is a bulkier red heeler. When we take them to the vet, they both jump up with their front legs on our laps keeping an eye on the vet and his assistant until they realize he isn't a threat to us.
@Isa-sb9jn9 ай бұрын
tasty snack for the toad
@jeffreybamford11719 ай бұрын
Blue heelers are bred from dingoes ol blue was playing with them two on two it would have been a slaughter
@DAJC219 ай бұрын
I live in Australia and have owned 3 cattle dogs. They are the toughest breed of dog and challenge bulls who weigh a ton and get the better of them. An animal of similar size is going to be childs play to a heeler. They will outwit and overpower any threat being a quick moving 50-60 pound barrel of muscle with thick fur and relentless endurance. In confrontations ive seen them beat up, flip and force the likes of rottweilers, german shepherds and pig hunting dogs who are all twice their size to submit in defeat. You especially don't wanna mess with the ones that guard on farms. Great dogs though if trained and socialised properly young
@270Winchester6 күн бұрын
I had a mutt cattle dog who died just over a year ago at 16 years old. Got him from my dad's cousin who was moving to the city and was going to shoot him because he was moving to an apartment and didn't want the dog to have to live in the pound. Years ago when I was young and we first got the dog, my dad was walking near the treeline and the dog, JJ, can running at my dad full speed. At first my dad thought JJ was going to attack him but JJ kept running into the treeline and a few seconds later the dog dragged out a coyote that had its throat torn out. JJ was definitely a good cattle dog but when he got older he eventually had to be chained up for the rest of his life unless someone was outside to watch him because he somehow figured out where the coyote pack denned and would occasionally go on hunts to find them but he just couldn't protect himself when he got older.
@hans5130 Жыл бұрын
You helped the cattle dog with a gun shot on the coyotes
@starlite33 Жыл бұрын
she'd make a good fighter pilot.
@dovemybeloved860 Жыл бұрын
WTH.WHY DID YOU SHOOT IT IN THE HEAD? IT WAS'NT COMING AFTER YOU OR YOUR DOG!
@Mastabaiter Жыл бұрын
good ol aussie dog in a foreign land chasing native animals, yet the coyotes.. they're the ones in the wrong.
@danrodrigues888 Жыл бұрын
Meu pau
@joshdewitt8796 Жыл бұрын
I wonder if those coyotes have a den close by. They seem to be trying to drive the dog away.
@666percentfishing Жыл бұрын
That blue dog would rip those coyotes apart. Tail and ears up - loving the challenge. Fearless and most loyal dogs alive.
@pawthecowboycorgi Жыл бұрын
Being 50% Blue, I can say one Coyote has no chance against me. I am too fast and too smart. I don't fall for the tail between the legs routine. Two coyotes I will still hold my own. I am extremely muscled already. And as an earlier poster said (and my supporting evidence): 1. They have loose skin like a Shar-Pei that protects them from penetrative injury - confirmed, I had to go back to the vet every two weeks for 2 months to make sure my microchip didn't migrate due to my BADGER like skin. My master can't get a grip either. 2. They have a thickness about their neck that functions like a Lion mane in defense - confirmed see my picture 3. They are a ridge-back breed along their spines, right? Which.. - confirmed, happens to me every time I see a squirrel. My smaller spine ridge exagerates things when my muscles contract. Looks like a mini Spinosaurus 4. Proves their bravery - confirmed, I fear nothing. Pit bulls bow down to me at the dog parks (leashes mandatory). My predecessor was my mentor. a Beagle/Corgi cross street dog with jaws of steel he never had to use after the master adopted him. He commanded all the dogs respect just by his non-chalant behavior and one look (Zoolander). They knew he was battle tested in LA as a street dog and gave him respect. Once he established his dominance , the sniffing began. 5. And they can show you more loyalty than you could ever conceive. - confirmed, but we need many human/dog friends to avoid becoming agressive and/or having separation anxiety
@pawthecowboycorgi Жыл бұрын
On why dogs don't live as long as humans: "Humans are born so they can learn how to live a good life. Us dogs already know how to do that - and that's why we don;t have to live as long"
@franmartinez779 Жыл бұрын
Your dog has more common sense than you. He really doesn't want to fight the the coyotes...but it's clear your giving commands to go after the poor things.
@profweigand Жыл бұрын
My son had a blue heeler/Aussie shepherd mix for 14 years. Incredibly smart, loyal and athletic. Great trail dog -- tireless. Best frisbee catcher I ever saw!
@squirtleyujeong Жыл бұрын
My stumpy cattle dog kills birds a lot. But today she killed her 1st groundhog. That thing was heavy. I said, "go get your toy" so we could do fetch. And she began dragging its body from the corner of the yard over my way.
@andtrrrot Жыл бұрын
Good shot.
@jesussoto8728 Жыл бұрын
Los coyotes allí tienen su madriguera y quizá cachorros de coyote por eso su presencia y defensa del lugar
@lynnesimmons3112 Жыл бұрын
Dog did a good job, it’s lucky it wasn’t hurt or killed.
@sandrak928 Жыл бұрын
What a brave heeler. Coyotes often work together to lure a dog over to where they are hidden in tall grass. Then two or more coyotes can attack and kill a dog. So be protective of your dogs!
@English_MoFo Жыл бұрын
You guys have that much land down under??
@dougmurray7684 Жыл бұрын
No gun? The coyotes could kill that dog and they could be carrying rabies too.
@shaneleslie8968 Жыл бұрын
The worst part of owning them is they die and you end up losing a best mate friend
@heidigib01 Жыл бұрын
That poor dog kept looking at cameraman like” really boss? Ok) you could have moved truck a few yards closer and scared coyotes away
@scoutclark6117 Жыл бұрын
Blue heelers are absolute legends
@wh3596 Жыл бұрын
Hmm... The coyotes were minding their own business going after mice and rats in the field and around the hay bails, your dog goes and bothers them. And in the end you go shoot at the coyotes, for what??? Living???
@jackalina91 Жыл бұрын
I live in Australia & have had, bred, trained & occasionally helped show blues all my life. They have truly saved my ass 4 times- once with my baby in my arms so really that’s 5 saves actually. As far as I am concerned they cannot be beat. (The dog in my pic was a result of a husky jumping my bitch & was born in my bedroom- I had to keep her!) They are so incredibly smart it’s almost scary, & absolutely loyal.♥️🐕♥️🐕♥️🐕🇦🇺✌️
@DAJC219 ай бұрын
Fellow Aussie here, i reckon for sure a cattle dog would deal with these things easily if they were native here. Smart and loyal as they come too. There's tough..... and then there's cattle dog tough
@jackalina919 ай бұрын
@@DAJC21 absolutely 😎✌️
@myarosario9710 Жыл бұрын
For a second I thought I might have your dog. I have an Australian cattle dog who I renamed Spencer, but his name was Pepper when I adopted him. But he's only 3, so he was born in 2020. I got him when he was 1. They're truly the best dogs ever.
@bold810 Жыл бұрын
Folks who don't know ACD/Heelers should know that... 1. They have loose skin like a Shar-Pei that protects them from penetrative injury 2. They have a thickness about their neck that functions like a Lion mane in defense 3. They are a ridge-back breed along their spines, right? Which.. 4. Proves their bravery 5. And they can show you more loyalty than you could ever conceive. 😊
@veteranduner6191 Жыл бұрын
I have a 14 year old blue heeler/collie mix and she’s been the best dog ever. Never growled at any of my kids. Just been a great all around dog.
@MW-jg8xs Жыл бұрын
I love watching a good working dog!
@shamevonn1164 Жыл бұрын
Blue Heeler "I have the high ground"
@byronr1383 Жыл бұрын
Blue Bell looked to be having a blast. Blue healer by chance?
@billyjones9045 Жыл бұрын
Well after reading all these comments I feel that I need to put my dog story down ... But first I want to say we need to help this guy get that dog back! I have a miniature Red heeler. When I found him he was incarcerated at the pound. They had been trying to catch him for over a year in the forest. He would come down to a restaurant to get food and they would try to catch him.. after a year of trying they finally found him and caught him because he was mauled and beaten from fighting a pack of coyotes. He had been surviving through winter in the woods with bears,cougars,wolves and coyotes.. fighting for his life every with no help from anyone. They healed to him up.. But he was just to wild he could not adapt he was attacked by all the big dogs. He was so scared he started attacking all the dogs& people. He was scheduled to be put down. But as soon as I heard his story I thought that myself this poor little bastard is just like me. I said I'm taking that dog with me! That little dog is a survivor..He may be wild mean and crazy but so am I I'm taking him. They refused said he was going to be put down because he was a feral dog and he was out of control.. I said f*** you you're not putting that dog down.. I'm taking that dog out here today one way or another. And I don't care what I got to do. After two hours of threatening begging and convincing them finally they said then take that crazy f****** dog you crazy bastard but he's going to bite you.. They threw him in the truck we drove off.. He attacked me at the truck, he attacked me when we got to my house. He attacked me for 3 months. But eventually, he realized that I was not going to hurt him. I've had it for like 4 years now. He goes with me everywhere I go everyday. He's still a roudy gammy little bastard when he sees pitbulls or any dog that tries to show dominance her aggression but he loves everybody now and he hasn't bitten anybody for years.. would never know he was a feral dog before other than all the scars he has. He's pretty much scared up on his entire body like me. He's only 35 lbs with the heart of a lion