FAQ

Blue Heelers typically cost between $250 and $3,000 depending on factors like breeder reputation, lineage, and whether the dog is adopted or purchased.

Blue Heelers, or Australian Cattle Dogs, are special due to their intelligence, loyalty, endurance, and exceptional herding skills developed for tough Australian terrain.

Do not neglect their need for physical and mental stimulation, avoid keeping them in sedentary environments, and never skip early socialization and structured training.

Blue Heelers can be good family dogs if they receive proper training, socialization, and adequate physical and mental stimulation.

Blue Heelers are primarily a mix of British herding dogs, such as Highland Collies and Smithfields, crossed with native Australian Dingoes.

A Blue Heeler is another name for the Australian Cattle Dog, a medium-sized herding breed developed in Australia for driving cattle. They're known for their intelligence, endurance, and distinctive blue or blue-speckled coats.

Cherry poisoning symptoms in dogs typically appear within 15–30 minutes to a few hours after ingesting chewed cherry pits.

The safest fruits for dogs include blueberries, strawberries (tops removed), apple slices (without seeds), and watermelon (without seeds or rind).

Cherry poisoning in dogs typically begins within 15 to 30 minutes to a few hours after ingesting chewed cherry pits, stems, or leaves.

Blueberries are considered one of the safest fruits for dogs, offering health benefits without the risks associated with cherries or other fruits containing pits.