In the 1840s, he crossed blue-merle Highland Collies with native Dingoes. The result was a new working dog called “Hall’s Heeler.” This dog had the perfect traits for cattle work.

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All About the Blue Heeler Blue Heelers, also called Australian Cattle Dogs, are an energetic, intelligent herding dog bred to help cowboys in Australia.

Described by the American Kennel Club (AKC) as "compact but muscular," the Australian cattle dog, also known as a red, blue or Queensland heeler, is related to Australia's iconic wild dog, the Dingo.

Gus lived in a home for four years “and though he tried again and again, it was never quite the right fit,” the Indiana shelter said.