Vote now: Queensland’s best farm dog of 2023
Whether they help farmers with sheep, goats or cattle, with pest control or are all rounders. We have searched high and low for the state’s most hard working dogs, nominate your favourite.
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Our hardest working farm hands paid with love and treats are man’s best friend.
Whether they help farmers with sheep, goats or cattle, with pest control or are all rounders, we have searched high and low for the state’s most hard working dogs, with 53 nominations received.
CLICK HERE to browse our gallery of well deserving nominees
We’re not looking for the cutest or the favourite, but to crown the state’s toughest, smartest, and most efficient dog in action.
To vote pick your favourite farm dog from the gallery first, then make your pick from the drop down menu below and cast your vote. You can only pick one.
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