noun a type of dog bred for herding cattle, known for nipping at the heels of livestock to guide them
A heeler is a type of dog breed known for its herding abilities, often used on farms and ranches to help manage livestock.
In Australian slang, a heeler can refer to a person who is skilled at solving problems or getting things done efficiently.
In the context of rodeo events, a heeler refers to the team member who ropes the back legs of a steer during team roping competitions.
In the writing world, 'heeler' may refer to someone who assists in the editing or proofreading process of a piece of written work.
In psychology, 'heeler' could be used to describe a therapist who helps individuals heal from emotional or mental wounds.
For a veterinarian, 'heeler' might be a term used to describe a type of working dog breed known for herding cattle, such as the Australian Cattle Dog.