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A place to learn techniques for socialization and creating the best environment for cattledogs to excell and live happy with thier families.

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FAILED REHOMING
Failed rehoming post fostering. We need to remember Cattle dogs generally bond with only one person, and that one person is of their choosing. When bonded they take loyalty to a level above that you have ever known. In regard to protection, they have a level that many new people new to the breed have never seen and as a result label them as a rebellious and aggressive to even dangerous. I continue to work at laying the labels to rest through education in Cattle dog temperament.
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@Jena Holman I'm sorry younhave had to go through this. If people actually took the time to understand this breed they would be surprised at what they may find. I brought a rescue transfer in today. He has been through alot and scared of the kennel and more so of the leash with good reasons. He has been through a horrific start in life. I am letting him decompress and allowing him to come out on his own. Anyone hearing his reaction would call it aggressive but of so wrong. He is frightened to death.
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I've had two consult calls the last couple days on this subject. Sometimes it's hard for people to understand. I found a great video to help explain the process. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DR-6A8PjMeb/?igsh=MXFuOTY0N3N6bjVnbQ==
Fear vs Aggression
I was reading a post on FB this morning about a foster placement transport that quickly headed south because of lack of information about the dog's current history and knowing the difference between being scared or being an aggressive dog. This goes right back to what I have been preaching about heelers' temperaments and behaviors and the lack of people truly not understanding them. It's not hard to learn their temperaments. It's not hard to know their reactions to stress. More than one heeler has gotten the death sentence over misunderstanding while being scared vs aggressive. As breeders it's our responsibility to educate our buyers in general temperaments and scared behaviors. I am always available to answer questions and if I can't research the question till I do find the answer.
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REHOMING
Happy Wednesday! I will be posting this evening on Cattledog behaviors and rehoming.
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To many times a heeler will only bond with one person. This can make for very difficult placements. Like with Sister she failed almost immediately. I couldn't meet the family till the weekend, and they wanted to try to bond with her. she literally refused to bond with the men of the house. By the time I got her back home she was physically ill from the stress. With that she will be a life resident of the program. It is in her best interest and health. I have had some that I have retrained and rehomed that are extremely well settled and loving life.
SOLAR STORMS
Let's discuss Solar Storms!! Yes solar storms can cause temporary behavioral changes where reactions are due to a dog's sensitivity to changes in light, atmospheric pressure, and the Earth's magnetic fields. A dog may become anxious, with increased barking, howling and panting. Solar flares could potentially trigger seizures in dogs with epilepsy. Providing a quiet environment with minimal visual stimulation, as well as keeping the area familiar and comfortable. You can decrease seizure activity. Avoid punishing your dog for any anxiety-related behaviors.
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Welcome!
I'd like to welcome members to our page. I want this to be a friendly place to visit and learn about Cattledogs. Share learned knowledge, hardships and support each other. I do ask that clean language be used and show compassion for others. Come sit a spell and let's have fun!
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Glad to have you!!
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Tammy Mosier
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At Bear Mountain Cattledog Retirement and Rescue, we are providing senior retirement where they can live protected without threat of euthanization.

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