Introduction
Two breeds that have been developed particularly for working with their humans are the Australian Cattle Dog and the Labrador Retriever. These tireless canines are particularly suited to outdoor activities; the Australian Cattle Dog parent breed was used to herd cows and sheep while the Labrador Retriever is a talented hunting companion. The Labraheeler, resulting from combining these two driven canines, is likely to be highly intelligent but may exhibit a bit of an independent streak; the Australian Cattle Dog parent is often cited as being somewhat headstrong. Begin training your Labraheeler at a young age so that your pooch understands expected behavior. As your Labraheeler ages, provide them with at least forty-five minutes of activity per day.
Conclusion
The Labraheeler is a dog that loves to hunt, swim, and generally run and play outdoors. Choosing activities for this breed are simple; this working dog looks for activity, and you just need to be ready to join in! Retrieving drills allow the Labraheeler to run and play; swimming and dock diving are also natural activities for the designer dog. If you love the outdoors, the Labraheeler is just right for you.