Cattle Puppies Garden & House For Sale (2024)

FAQs

How much is a good cattle dog worth? ›

If you're looking for an energetic companion the Australian Cattle dog is a great breed to own. On an average this breed can cost anything between $400 to $700.

With their friendly demeanour, they are generally considered to make a solid family pet. However professional training is recommended, so your dog understands boundaries. They may not be an ideal 'first dog' unless you can show strong leadership to them and socialise them early with other pets and people.

Tibetan Mastiff

The Tibetan Mastiff is considered one of the most majestic and noble dog breeds in the world. Their huge size may be intimidating but they're actually very mellow and affectionate. They're also one of the most expensive breeds you can find, with prices ranging from $3,000 to $10,000 or more.

Routine Care, Diet, and Exercise

Very easy to groom, just run a brush through her coat once in a while. Her weather resistant coat needs its natural oils, so don't over bathe her. Australian Cattle Dogs generally have good teeth, and you can keep them perfect by brushing them at least twice a week!

The Australian cattle dog is very protective of humans and their property, making them very good watchdogs. They only bark when they believe something is wrong. However, they may show aggression toward other dogs or strangers.

It doesn't take long for Cattle Dogs to become antsy when left home alone, and they will turn to destructive behaviors to pass the time. This may include nuisance barking and destructive chewing. Crate training your ACD can minimize damage, but this breed should not be left alone for more than an hour or two.

Having talked with many farmers, some with over 50 years in the industry who have worked with dozens of breed, there is near unanimous consensus that the Red Devon is the most docile breed of cattle in existence. Their relaxed demeanor creates a safe environment for the farmer and visitor alike.

Robert Kaleski, who wrote the first standard for the cattle dog (later, the Australian cattle dog), called Hall's dogs "Halls Heelers". Thomas Hall imported dogs from the United Kingdom, in particular blue-speckled Highland Collies, and crossed them with selected dingoes to create the breed.

Are cattle dogs cuddly? ›

Australian Cattle Dogs might not be as cuddly as some breeds, but they express their love through what could be called a 'Cattle Dog Cuddle. ' If your dog often leans against you or places their head on your lap, it's a sign they trust and love you. It's their way of saying, “You're my pack, and I love you.”

ACD's bond so closely with their humans that it can be scary. Some pick one person in the household who is their special person and virtually attach themselves at the hip while some bond closely to everyone in the household. Either way the attachment is intense.

They do well in hot or cold climates and can thrive outdoors with adequate shelter, but they also enjoy being indoors with their owners. Australian Cattle Dogs require a high degree of exercise and do best with extended sessions of running, jogging, frisbee, fetch, or agility training.

If you have a Blue Heeler, you know it's a dog with a lot of stamina. That energy combined with their intelligence means they need to be kept busy in ways that stimulate their body and mind. Agility courses, walks, toys, and games are great ways to energize Blue Heelers, while also bonding with them.

Rottweiler. You may be surprised to see this breed on the list. However, Rotties have skills and abilities that make them invaluable for search and rescue, herding, and police work. If you get a Rottweiler with an impressive pedigree and certain bloodlines, you may end up doling out around $8,000 bones.

Beef Cows. Beef cattle are raised primarily for their meat. They are usually more extensive and muscular than dairy cows, contributing to their higher cost. The price for beef cows, such as Angus or Hereford, typically ranges from $2,500 to $3,000.

Midwest: In states such as Ohio, Illinois, and Michigan, the cost for these puppies may hover between $500 and $1,000. West: On the West Coast, in places like California, Oregon, and Washington, prospective owners can expect prices ranging from $800 to $1,200.

At today's market, the steer is worth almost $2,000, so a bull would be worth $5,000. Another thumb rule says a bull is worth five times the price of a steer calf. Do that math, and you arrive at about the same number for the bull: $5,000. As it turns out, that number comes close to current real-world values.