A Kelpie can be kept in a small back yard for a very short time. Kelpies are energetic and sheep herding dogs so they need lots of running space. If you have a small back yard then it's important to get your dog out into a field and let them have a good run (play ball, throw sticks.) You can also join a fun group (club) that has special events once a week for game-playing for Kelpies (and this goes for any sheep-herding dogs.) It's fun and you and your pet will enjoy it. Thought this extra information would help you to understand what your dog is all about: Kelpie Breed History Sheep backing The working Kelpie originated in Australia around the mid 1800's. It is said that the Dingo was thought to have played an early part in the development of the breed but that the Kelpie has no connection with the Border Collie whatsoever. The Border Collie was formed after the Kelpie was established. The breed was mainly developed from strains of dogs working various stock. Numbers today, in Australia, are in excess of 450,000 with most of these being required for work. Breed colours Black Kelpies once fairly common but these days are rarely seen in working dogs. Red and tan very popular and the second most common colour, although numbers may be in decline as some of the black and tan male sires now used for breeding do not carry any red and tan genes. Black and tan is the most common working dog colour in Australia and was considered to be the colour of the first Kelpie that was born around the late 1860's or early 1870's. Less common colours blue, cream and fawn and tan.
any medium size dog with lotsss of energy who is playful . i would say get another kelpie or sum type of herding dog like a border collie . a small backyard is the worst place for a kelpie but having a playful buddy should help
My 1 year old kelpie border x can easily reach speeds over 50km an hour. I have trouble keeping up with her at full speed on my bike. Not sure if this is normal as she is much faster than my other dog.
Australian cattle dog(red or blue healer)the breed is made up of smooth speckled collie, wild dingo, Australian kelpie,dalmation and bull terrior
Ah, the Dog on the Tuckerbox is a statue of a loyal dog, not a specific breed. It represents the Aussie spirit of resilience and companionship. Just like our furry friends, it reminds us to stay by our loved ones' side through thick and thin.
Well, you should keep them in separate rooms if it gets too rough. If you want them to get along, you should probably bring them in the same room and sit on the floor, just watch them. If your small dog attacks your big dog, say something high-pitched, like "AH!" To startle it a bit. Soon your small dog will learn to leave the big dog alone.
any medium size dog with lotsss of energy who is playful . i would say get another kelpie or sum type of herding dog like a border collie . a small backyard is the worst place for a kelpie but having a playful buddy should help
A Kelpie is more likely to be owned by a farmer who owns livestock (particularly one who lives in Australia) as the Kelpie is a dog bred for herding purposes. The Kelpie may also be owned by an owner (very likely Australian) looking for an active dog, an owner in other parts of the world interested in rare breeds or the Kelpie, or a person who is a fan of Red Dog or the movie (Red Dog was a Kelpie and Australian Cattle Dog mix).
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A backyard that is too small, a chihuahua can't even run around.
Yes, the Australian Kelpie sheds more than the average shorthaired dog.
A:a mythical water horse B:a breed of dog
There are many websites online that will provide information about the Australian Kelpie. Some of these sites include Dog Breed Info Center, Dogster, and Vetstreet.
An Australian kelpie is a breed of dog from Australia. Australian kelpies are well known for BACKING,this is where a dog, jumps on to a sheep or cattle's back then jumping forward on to another sheep or cattle's back to get to the front of them.
Well, if the puppies are very young, you should keep them inside with the right tempreture. If there a bit older and are able to go outside, then consinder taking them for a walk :) but if your one of those people that don't keep a dog in the house, AND dosent have a backyard, then don't have dog ?
The Australian Kelpie is an enthusiastic and tireless working dog. They can grow 43 to 51 cm in height and 25 to 45 pounds in weight.
Is it illegal to bury my dog at my backyard
It's either a Kelpie or Border Collie