They are highly trainable but can also be independent thinkers, requiring firm yet positive reinforcement training. Blue Heelers are incredibly loyal to their families and may develop a strong attachment to one person in particular. They are naturally wary of strangers and can be protective, making them excellent watchdogs. However, early socialisation is crucial to ensure they remain well-mannered and adaptable in different settings.
If they’re not given adequate stimulation, they may find other channels for their energy and frustration, like excessive barking, herding children or other pets, or destructive behaviour such as chewing furniture. Due to their high intelligence and need for engagement, interactive toys, puzzle games, and regular training sessions are recommended to keep their minds active.
Please take a minute to read our frequently asked questions section (FAQ), that covers most of the topics. Still have questions? Get in touch with us! We would be more than happy to help you make the best choice of a puppy that best suits your family.
Originating in Australia, the Blue Heeler was bred in the 19th century to help farmers manage large herds of cattle across tough terrain. By crossing native Dingoes with imported herding breeds such as the Smithfield, Dalmatian, and Collie, the result was a highly intelligent, hardworking, and durable dog. Their tenacity and problem-solving abilities have made them one of Australia’s most prized working dogs.
Intelligent, energetic, and loyal Blue Heelers are known for their strong work ethic. They’re extremely active and thrive in environments where they have a job to do, whether it be herding, agility training, or playing fetch.
Blue Heelers are generally a healthy breed, but they can be prone to hip and elbow dysplasia, progressive retinal atrophy (PRA), and dental disease. A gently cooked, high-protein diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids can support their skin, joint, and digestive health.
All our puppies come with registration documents, health guarantee, recent shots, crate and more.
Breed :Blue heelers
Price : $700 USD
Current Age : 11 Weeks Old
Sex : Female
Vaccinations : Up-to-date
Healthy Guarantee : 1 year
Registered : yes
Breed :Blue heelers
Price : $700 USD
Current Age : 11 Weeks Old
Sex : Female
Vaccinations : Up-to-date
Healthy Guarantee : 1 year
Registered : yes
Breed : Blue heelers
Price : $700 USD
Current Age : 11 Weeks Old
Sex : Male
Vaccinations : Up-to-date
Healthy Guarantee : 1 year
Registered : yes
Breed :Blue heelers
Price : $700 USD
Current Age : 11 Weeks Old
Sex : Female
Vaccinations : Up-to-date
Healthy Guarantee : 1 year
Registered : yes
Breed :Blue heelers
Price : $700 USD
Current Age : 11 Weeks Old
Sex : Male
Vaccinations : Up-to-date
Healthy Guarantee : 1 year
Registered : yes
Breed : Blue heelers
Price : $700 USD
Current Age : 11 Weeks Old
Sex : Female
Vaccinations : Up-to-date
Healthy Guarantee : 1 year
Registered : yes