Blue Heeler Puppies | Things to Know about Before Getting A Blue Heeler Puppy
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Blue Heeler Puppies | Things to Know about Before Getting A Blue Heeler Puppy
Millions of people want very active dogs. If you're one of them, the Australian Cattle Dog is for you. They are energetic, highly trainable, loyal, protective, and courageous. Especially when it comes to protecting their family, the Australian Cattle Dog will not back down from a fight. This is one of the main reasons why people love them as family dogs and herding dogs. Do you want to have one yourself? First, you need to look into some of the most interesting facts about the Blue Heeler puppy.
Today, let's look into ten of the most interesting facts about Blue Heeler puppies. How can these help you care for them? Tune in to find out.
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We live in an apartment and our heeler is just fine. We are very active and have plenty of trails and parks nearby. He gets plenty of exercise and home is just that, home.
Hi Michael. I'm interesting in getting a blue heeler after my jack russell passed away after 15 years together. I currently live in an apartment, but it's out in central pa where there's plenty of dog runs and outdoor trails. How often do you get yours out in a week to keep him happy?
@michaelsantoro170 We usually go to the dog park 3 times a week for about an hour at a time. He runs on the trails with me 4 times a week. I take him on walks about 4 times a day if not more. And we mix in fetch, tug-of-war and other games daily.
@michaelcallaway6195 does that seem to tire him out? Even with a jack russell, it was roughly 3 walks a day, and maybe the dog park once or twice a week at most, and he was always happy (I was also living in a three story house with my family at the time, so there was a lot of room for a small dog). I'm just concerned about not doing the right thing as an owner if I end up getting one, so thankyou for letting me know how active your dog is.
RIP Twitch my loyal companion. He passed away tonight 10pm a true blue heeler to the end. Thank you for making me laugh and thank you for sharing so many memories. I hope one day we can meet again love you heaps old mate
So sorry for your loss. We lost 2 dogs last year. I feel your pain.
Twitch is a great name btw!
Sorry for your loss 😔
He will be there forever m8 u will feel him when U need it most and if U are a believer then u will have your best m8 waiting for U when U pass
You will see him at the rainbow bridge
All I know is I recently adopted a 4 month old. I’ve lost count how many times a day I take him out. He’s definitely changed my life radically but he’s a little blessing
Just got me one, and he's very adorable 😍
Ok , I thought i was getting a 35 pound dog , I have a now 60.5 LB dog , He's only 10 months old . Vet when I first took him in said he would be about 70 LB . When fully grown. Imagine .......Twice the normal size . Supper Smart , Loyal , FUN TO BE WITH . Sticks to me like Velcro ..
All Heelers are differant, Mine is 40 LBS and 2 years old. They are like finger prints lol
You definitely dont have a pure breed!
Males do tend to be bigger, but not _that_ big.
My Honey Blue is 5 mo.s old and she's already 41 pounds.. 😁😁😁!
@@iyeetpaste3797sounds like he must have been the first born from the litter.
Now I know where the cartoon "Bluey" came from
30 minutes to 1hr per day!? Yeah right! Mine needs more like 2-3hrs per day.
Im getting one in the morning and im so excited it’s such a beautiful animal
Welcome to the world of the most loving animal U will find I bet it's already a Velcro dog with U and U can't even go to the bathroom without your m8.
Helpful tip....a tired heeler is a good heeler!!! Love my two velociraptors!
Estos perritos son muy activos e inteligentes ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Like Bluey from her dog dread a blue heeler from Australia 🇦🇺
Bluey!!
4:47 that is definitely what my blue heeler would do lay there on his back wanting belly rubs
Quick as a fox agile as a mouse... Nice ☺️
I'll agree agree all the above my Alvin is very loving towards me but jumped though main door half way through screen door on mail man lol
I know a bloke who leaves his bluey on his apartment balcony all day, alone. These are high energy dogs which should be on farms, not apartment balconies
Sorry to say, mine has become a couch potato. And also the Queen if the house, barking out orders! But we love her. 😁
I have three of them banjo is the father of the other two I am surrounded by love puppy love lol
I have a red heeler and I may be getting blue heeler
Cute blue heeler puppy :D
I will pick a girl blue heeler and name her ;)
My partner and I have a border collie x kelpie and after a year, we decided to get him a friend (cattle dog x). We made the mistake of not looking at their history and needs… and take full responsibility for that. We got him from a rescue and he has scars all over his limbs and body so he has some sort of trauma happen. We’ve now had him for a year and it’s been a nightmare. We tried our best to train him the same way we trained our border collie but he quickly turned into a dominant bully. As you mentioned, he attacks his ankles all the time and asserts his dominance. Our border collie has turned into a completely different dog and just seems so depressed all the time. We take them both out twice a day for big runs/hitting the ball in a park with a tennis racket to burn their energy. We leave toys around the house and leave kongs and treats out but still he still is a terror and destroys our house/yard and come home to our border collie depressed from being bullied. He is also now lunging at kids on the lead and is getting aggressive towards other dogs. The other night he attacked our border collie too and ripped a bunch of hair out. We often come home to furniture and stuff around the house being destroyed. We have a tiny property with no room to run, so we always take them to a park but through out the day when we are working they stay inside because we don’t want them to dig holes in the backyard of our rental. Can you please suggest anything we can do? Is this trauma, dominance and behaviour something that can be trained? Or is it a good idea to find him a home on a farm? Again, I take full responsibility for the way he is and I wish I could go back and change the way I did things. Just trying to reach out for help! Thank you for reading.
Hi, how is this going if I may ask?
@@Lifeoftheotheheelerthey probably dumped them at a shelter like most Ameritards.
The worst thing we ever did was let them get these dogs.
They have no yards, then get cattle dogs and think a run here and there a day will suffice.
Both of those dogs are suffering and because of dickheaded owners.
Too many of them bought one because of Bluey- as if a tv show was ever going to be a good enough reason to buy a high needs dog.
Can you put the blue heeler in your shirt when it's sleeping like a baby puppy blue heeler
I've been with dogs all my life & am curious about how blue heels do with disabled people. I'm a TBI who broke both legs & face. However, I've been working in a Hospital for 28 years. How would this Australian breed do? 🤔
Trained properly m8 U won't find a better dog for your needs and best thing with cattle dogs U can train them for very specific needs.
20 inches at the shoulder not the top of the ear
I got a puppy and she is 4 months she's a female and her name is Xena and when I got her she was completely white now she has her colors we just found out that she was a the smallest in the pack when she was born
Ik this is random but. A good toy for blue heelers is the bottom of a bucket! Mine loves to chew on it
Gatorade bottles too! Cheap fun!
I just got a Blue Heeler Husky mix. She LOVES to chew on boxes and Water bottles.
@@rosyc7094 Make sure they're not breaking off little pieces. You don't want to have to deal with foreign objects in their digestive system. Only under supervision with lots of recycling
Please tell me that dogs name!!
4:54
My red heeler goes 60 lbs...
I have one but he bites he is half wolf my mom says
Dingo
@@oo7-ro6bu your dog dingo?
Too late i already have one anyway i first saw mine on December 6th 2023 when he was 6 weeks old that when he left his mother
I have a 16pound puppy and he is supposed to be 70 pounds
Lolll… 400-700 annually!?! That’s funny
I rather get a blue heeler than a Crazy Ass pit bull or bull dog.
Australian Cattle Dog males actually grow up to 65 lbs*
Are these dogs cuddly???
Very
They definitely can be. The ones I’ve known were very sweet anyway
Yes mine is two and she’s a snuggle buddy, very loyal.
Mine will sit at our feet or in his bed. Mine is not cuddly. Maybe 5 minutes at a time. His job is security so he’s always on.
My dog Darwin is not a cuddler. He likes to be scratched every so often, and he likes to be able to see me(in the same room when we're inside), but I would define our relationship more as "co-workers" than a more traditional person/dog relationship. That said, when we're around other people, they may as well not even exist to him. He is 100% focused on me, waiting to get to work, and isn't really interested in meeting new people or playing with other dogs.
Most of them that I've met have a very similar mentality, but there are more than a few that I know that are pretty affectionate dogs. All of those are female; I'm not sure if that's related or just coincidence.
"Like any other dog they are prone to various illnesses". You may as well change it to "dog breed". Those illnesses arise from the breed and lack of genetical variety. Mutt dogs are still dogs and they are healthier.
Female 52 pounds looks good Dad wants me down to 50.5 pounds
They super dense
Even with training my lil girl is still a mouthy bitch. lol. she is 10 months old. Loves to bite wrists. We love her, but hopefully she grows out of it. If not....it is what it is.
I have a blue heeler pup, I treat her much more harshly, than any previous pup. She is almost 6 months old. If I treated my border collie like I do the pup, she would telephone the police herself.
When my pup bites my wrist in a playfight, I reward her with an openhanded smack on her head, she gathers herself, then is slightly more gentle in her playfighting. I don't make it a big deal, I don't say anything, I just let her know, she has gone too far.
@@Rohan-go4oo you’re going to get bit. Don’t hit your dog.
Heelers are very sensitive. Teach a good “no” command. A harsh toned NO and attention deficit will teach her it’s inappropriate. Don’t hit. Mine grew out of it around 1.5 years. They are mouthy dogs, hence the name. If he’s over excited he might but pulls back and never with any force.
@@MrBobbo18 Thank you for your reply. My dogs come to work with me, so they need to be under strict control off-leash. The pup is now approaching 8 months old, and her behaviour is outstanding.
I recognise in this modern world, city folk think discipline is an antiquated concept.
I had a horse trainer lady, who works with disabled children, staying at my property, she told me, it was too much, the pup wouldn't stop jumping on her. I gave her permission to strike the pup. After the lady followed through, the pup has never jumped on another person (particularly women).
My dogs are very well adjusted, behave in a manner, that is appropriate for their breed.
Happy go lucky ... but also follow directions.
Don't hit
Ffs just say cattle dog.
You don’t need to say the name of our country every time you refer to them it’s cringe AF.
We already know they come from our country.
Do you think every time the French talk about baguettes they say French baguette each time?