The Australian Cattle Dog was born in Australia and is a cross between many different breeds of ancestors, the most important of which is the dingo. The Australian Cattle Dog is named for its ability to manage cattle by biting its heels. The Australian Cattle Dog has a strong build, with straight and rough outer hair, thick undercoat, and is blue in color with scattered small spots or some white hair, or the whole body is covered with brown spots and white bristle hair. The Cattle Dog has a broad head, rich cheek muscles, a strong lower forehead, strong and regular teeth, a scissors bite, and oval eyes, showing alertness and wit. Its neck is quite strong and powerful, gradually widening from the throat downwards and curving towards the body, connecting the broad shoulders. The front and rear trunks are broad, strong and muscular. The pads of its feet are hard and thick, the claws are short and strong, and there is a thorn at the end of the tail. The small hook is upturned. Cattle dogs are brave, perseverant, energetic, versatile, have a strong sense of protectiveness and loyalty, are wary of strangers, and have a strong sense of responsibility, making them very suitable as watchdogs.

How to raise Australian Cattle Dogs:

1. Take a shower. Give your Australian Cattle Dog a good bath to get rid of the old dander accumulated on its skin. You don’t have to be too aggressive about bathing. Basically, once every two weeks in summer and once a month in winter is enough. Be careful, as too frequent bathing may destroy the oily protective layer on your dog’s coat. When bathing, use lukewarm water, be careful to avoid eyes, and finally remember to blow dry your dog’s wet hair.

2. Special shampoo. If ordinary shampoo cannot effectively remove dandruff, then you should use a special anti-dandruff shampoo containing a variety of special ingredients. Never use human anti-dandruff shampoo to bathe your dog to avoid further irritation. When Australian Cattle Dogs have severe dandruff, it is best not to bathe them with shampoo containing lice-killing ingredients. Most of these products will make the skin drier.

3. Hair care spray. If the Australian Cattle Dog lives in a dry environment, it may also cause a lot of dandruff. You might as well go to a pet supply store to buy some oil-based hair care spray. After spraying on the hair, it can effectively prevent excessive evaporation of water on the dog's hair.

4. Body oil. Products commonly used to care for a baby's skin can also moisturize an Australian Cattle Dog's coat.

5. Combing. Regularly combing the Australian Cattle Dog's hair can remove the old dandruff and dead hair that usually accumulates. It can also help the dog's natural oils secreted by the skin to be evenly distributed on every inch of the skin. As long as the dog is combed regularly, many dandruff will be eliminated. Problems can be solved naturally.

6. Add fish oil. One reason for the increase in dandruff may also be that the food the Australian Cattle Dog eats does not contain enough oil. So it’s a good idea to add the right amount of pet-specific fish oil to things, which can help restore the skin’s normal metabolic functions. As long as you add half a spoon or a teaspoon of fish oil every day, you can see obvious improvements.

7. Change dog food. Some feeds of poor quality cannot meet the nutritional needs of Australian Cattle Dogs and will cause hair loss.Due to poor health, many dogs will naturally recover from their dandruff problem after switching to another more professional feed.