Known as blue heelers, these tough, energetic dogs are famous for their heel-nipping cattle-herding skills; developed from English cattle dogs crossed with wild dingoes, they are highly active, intelligent
Developed from British working terriers, these hardy dogs are known for their fearless and spunky nature; they have a rough coat, high prey drive, and strong will.
A close relative of the Yorkshire Terrier, this breed is smaller with a fine, long coat; it is active, independent, and bright, needing training and an outlet for its desire to dig
Bred from Scottish border collies and dingoes, Kelpies are smaller, more mild-mannered sheep-driving dogs that are incredibly active and have a strong desire to herd.
Resembling a Jack Russell or toy fox terrier, this rare breed from New South Wales is bold, loyal, playful, and has a high prey drive.
One of the oldest dog breeds, these feral dogs have remained largely unchanged from their ancient ancestors; they are independent, intelligent, rarely bark, and form strong pack bonds.
A brilliant herding dog similar to border collies, Koolies are silent workers with strong instincts for rounding up sheep; they are loyal, agile, and helpful during lamb-birthing or wool-collecting times.
Known as the mini foxie in Australia, this small, agile terrier was bred for hunting and vermin chasing; it is fast, fun-spirited, and great for families with children and the elderly.
Also known as the Australian pig dog, this muscular breed is used for pig hunting, combining strength and loyalty.