8 Things You Must Never Do to Your Blue Heeler

8 Things You Must Never Do to Your Blue Heeler

Caring for a Blue Heeler is not for everybody. These dogs were bred to herd and protect flocks of sheep and cattle, as well as groups of children. Their, being highly intelligent and energetic dogs, also means that they require more time, commitment, and energy from their owners. If you’re interested in bringing a Blue Heeler home, make sure to watch this video until the end because, for today, we’ll talk about the 8 things you must never do to your Blue Heeler!

Blue Heeler is one of the two colors of the Australian Cattle Dog. The other type is Red Heeler, and true enough, the only difference between them is their coat color. They are large dogs with personalities that enable them to be excellent working canines. As a matter of fact, they love having a job to do! Without it, they can become bored and be destructive at home. Later as we go through this video, we’ll get to know more about Blue Heelers to help you decide if they are perfect for your home or not, so stay tuned!

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[madmechanic]

So when My Red Healer Bites me and I bite her back thats not good?😅

[suzannerexford]

Heeler’s Are Above & Beyond The Very Best.

They are high maintenance dogs, they require a lot of exercise and grooming, they are more than enough more than well worth it, because of the attendance, and the care that they give you, they give you a security, sanctity, as well as a whole hell of a lot of things it’s really hard to put into words.

They are a huge amounts of a lot of work, and if you’re not ready for that, or you cannot handle that, then do not adopt one.

Also. Always check the pounds in the shelters and the Rescues, before you go, and purchase one from a puppy mill or a breeder or something along those lines.

Because these animals end up and have a tendency to end up in the shelters in the pounds, because people just do not realize just how much exercise and energy these dogs have.

And just because they’re out the shelters in the pounds, does not mean that they did anything bad or wrong, it’s just that humans could not handle just how much that these dogs actually require.

They are definitely a whole hell of a lot of work.

More than enough more than well worth it.

[nancydamone]

Very nice video ...❤❤❤very wise advice from someone who understands Blue Heelers! I've had them for years and they are the most amazing wonderful dogs they are so loyal so smart but they do require the care that has been discussed in this video!❤

[barbaradarnell]

My best friend for 10 years. RIP my wonderful Jackson.

[wendyrice]

Keep them busy or they will get in trouble...baahaa...how true...I LOVE THIS BREED!! Velcro dog for sure. But boy can they be ornery..😅❤😂❤❤😂😂

[howiefeltersnatch]

I let my blue listen to slayer came home to a destroyed living room

[DragonFry]

Very intelligent, loyal dogs with tons of energy

[rebeccahenry]

Fur doesn't ever mat on these dogs.