Related breedRough Collie1800 to 1886 · United KingdomHalls Heeler at a glance
- Origin
- New South Wales, Australia
- Appeared
- 1830 to 1870 (likely)
- Family
- UK Rural
- Type
- Herding dog
- Size
- Medium
- Life span
- Not recorded
- Recognised by
- No major club
- Status
- Extinct
The name. Named for Thomas Simpson Hall, who bred it; a heeler nips at the heels of cattle.
Same familyBouvier des Flandres1800 to 1912 · Belgium, FranceFamily and relatives
Descends from
Gave rise to
Same family: UK Rural
Australian Cattle Dog, Australian Shepherd, Bearded Collie, Border Collie, Borzoi, Cardigan Welsh Corgi
Same time, same continent
Australian Cattle Dog, Australian Terrier, Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog, Koolie
Same eraEnglish Cocker Spaniel1800 to 1892 · United KingdomPlace in time
The Halls Heeler appears 1830 to 1870 (likely), in the Industrial Revolution, when 91 breeds first appeared.
A full article on the Halls Heeler is coming. Meanwhile, the Border Collie shows what every breed page will hold: see the Border Collie.
On the timelineIndustrial Revolution91 breeds first appeared in this periodSame time, same continentAustralian Cattle Dog1840 to 1903 · Australia
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