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@thanushpoulsen It sounds like you’ve done your research and have a good plan that could definitely work for a heeler. Thank you for choosing to adopt!!!! Perhaps try a rescue instead of a shelter. They sometimes have more flexibility and can use more discretion. I’m not super familiar with...

@johnmartin We just had an intact male come through rescue. He was 2-3 years old, marked in the house, had aggression issues with people and other dogs. By 3 weeks after neutering he was a different dog. Marking stopped, nipping stopped, and he started playing with my dogs. Obviously every...

@joeypope IMO, while MOST heelers wouldn’t thrive in that environment, you can definitely find individual dogs that would do just fine. Especially if you’re willing to get a heeler mix that may look like a heeler but has a personality influenced a little by some other breeds. Consider adopting...