Australian cattle dog
Australian cattle dog noun: a breed of herding dog bred in Australia for controlling cattle; varieties include the Queensland heeler, blue heeler and red heeler.

Noun
Australian cattle dog (plural Australian cattle dogs)
- A breed of herding dog bred in Australia for controlling cattle; varieties include the Queensland heeler, blue heeler and red heeler.
Forms of Australian cattle dog
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Questions about Australian cattle dog
- What does Australian cattle dog mean?
- Australian cattle dog means a breed of herding dog bred in Australia for controlling cattle; varieties include the Queensland heeler, blue heeler and red heeler.
- What part of speech is Australian cattle dog?
- Australian cattle dog is a noun.
- What is the plural of Australian cattle dog?
- The plural of Australian cattle dog is Australian cattle dogs.
Words near Australian cattle dog in the dictionary
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