What is the average price for a Blue Heeler puppy?

The average price of a Blue Heeler puppy is in the range of $600 to $1000, although some sell for up to $3000. The price is largely reflected by the lineage of the dog, the reputation of the breeder, where you buy them from and the demand for Blue Heeler pups in the area.

Are Blue Heelers aggressive dogs?

Are They Aggressive Dogs? Blue Heelers have one of the worst reputations among any breed for biting people. In particular, it is well known that a Blue Heeler will let anyone into a house, yet not let him or her out. They will attack the person’s heel, true to the name “heeler.”

How long do Blue Heelers live?

13 – 15 yearsAustralian Cattle Dog / Life span

Do Blue Heeler shed?

The typical Australian Cattle Dog doesn’t shed year-round, but instead he “blows” his coat once or twice a year (think of a snowstorm). In just a few weeks, the undercoat sheds in clumps. The Australian Cattle Dog’s coloring is blue or red speckle.

Why are Blue Heelers so mean?

Bred to fearlessly herd cattle, the blue heeler needs a strong leader in its pack or it will assume the role of pack leadership. Unchecked, this tendency can develop into dominance and even aggressive behavior toward both other dogs and humans.

What is the best Blue Heeler mix?

Best Blue Heeler Mixes

• Corgi Cattle Dog.
• Basset Heeler.
• Bernese Cattle Dog.
• Blue Spaniel.
• Beagle Heeler. Parents: Beagle x Blue Heeler mix.
• Blue Cadoodle. Parents: Poodle x Blue Heeler mix.
• Ausky. Parents: Husky x Blue Heeler mix.
• Golden Cattle Dog. Parents: Golden Retriever x Blue Heeler mix.

How big will a German shepherd Blue Heeler mix get?

18 to 26 inches tall
Your hybrid dog will be anywhere from 18 to 26 inches tall and around 35 to 90 lbs heavy. Since both the German Shepherd and Blue Heeler are working dogs, their offspring will also require lots of physical and mental stimulation to keep it happy.

What are Blue Heelers known for?

The blue heeler is known as hard-working, intelligent, and loyal to its owner. Historically, these dogs were bred to work on farms as herders and they still thrive when they have a job to do. Their fierce loyalty makes them even better workers.