[DOC] [TLE] Collie - Wikipedia [PAR] The collie is a distinctive type of herding dog, including many related landraces 
and ... Some collie breeds have remained as working dogs, used for herding 
cattle, .... for herding cattle, one of several Australian dogs interbred with the wild 
Dingo. ... Derives its name from the sheep imported from Australia in the 19th 
century,... [DOC] [TLE] Australian Working Dogs - Barking Buddies [PAR] The Kelpie was bred for working sheep, along with the German Coolie, a rarer 
breed. ... Haired Collie are likely to have given rise to the Australian Cattle Dog. ... 
At first they used a bob-tailed dog with a heavy black coat and white neck, and 
big ... in the 19th century and bred with local collies to produce dogs called 
Kelpies. [DOC] [TLE] About Australian Cattle Dogs and the Breed History [PAR] When Thomas Hall first bred Hall's Heelers, circa 1840, it was not the custom ... A 
Typical Blue Australian Cattle Dog with double face mask and very good ... called 
Northumberland Drover's Dogs, not the Scotch or Highland Collies, ... To rectify 
this situation Black and Tan Kelpies were introduced to provide heading instinct. [DOC] [TLE] Collie Origins - Special Collies [PAR] Initially dogs bred indiscriminately but livestock owners, realising they ... McNab 
sheepdogs and Australian Shepherd dogs are descendants of British ... Cattle 
dogs have evolved from those 'collie' dogs that accompanied the first pioneers. 
Britain ... The gradual emergence of dog shows in the mid nineteenth century, 
initially... [DOC] [TLE] Kelpie (dog) - Revolvy [PAR] The Australian Kelpie , or simply Kelpie , is an Australian sheep dog ... An 
Australian Kelpie competing in a cattle dog trial, Woolbrook, NSW. ... work in the 
early 19th century, and were bred to other types of dogs (possibly ... as a breed, 
with the first official Border Collie not brought to Australia until after Federation in 
1901. [DOC] [TLE] Australian Cattle Dog - Revolvy [PAR] The Australian Cattle Dog ( ACD ), or simply Cattle Dog , is a breed of ... In the 
19th century, New South Wales cattle farmer Thomas Hall crossed the dogs used 
by ... Robert Kaleski, who wrote the first standard for the breed, was influential in 
its .... suited to the "eye" breeds such as the Border Collie and Australian Kelpie. [DOC] [TLE] Breed History - Cattledog.com internet home of all things Australian ... [PAR] The Australian Cattle Dog is really a relatively new breed and as such, ... The first 
attempt at breeding a Cattle Dog suitable for the conditions in Australia came ... 
They are described as blue merle dogs similar to either the border collies or ... 
ability of the Black and Tan Kelpie, a breed in development itself at the time, and
... [DOC] [TLE] 856 pastoral dogs - the settlers' needs - Charwynne Dog Features [PAR] It is hardly surprising that breeds like the Australian Cattle Dog, the Kelpie and 
the ... the Border Collie and the Kelpie to choose fromthe Kelpie is an 
Australian breed. .... linked with Basque shepherds emigrating to Australia in the 
19th century. .... The habit of Victorian dog writers, who on seeing a breed for the 
first time,... [DOC] [TLE] The Collie Family Tree is in Error - Old Time Farm Shepherd [PAR] Tags: Australian Shepherd, border collie, english shepherd, McNab, scotch collie
, ... Before the mid-nineteenth century it was common for a person to be born live 
and die ... The Welsh sheep is so wild that he requires a faster dog than even the 
... bit of cross breeding between the various types of shepherd dogs within Great
... [DOC] [TLE] Petango.com - Australian Cattle Dog - Breed Profile, Description [PAR] The '''Australian Cattle Dog''', also known as the '''Queensland Heeler''', '''Blue ... 
Australian Cattle Dogs exhibit two primary coat colours: blue and red. .... well in 
combination with other Cattle Dogs, Australian Kelpies, and Border Collies. .... 
dog, was popular during the 19th and early 20th century as a carriage dog, 
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Question: The Australian cattle dog was first bred in the 19th century from collies, kelpies & this wild canine
Answer: Dingo