Blue Heelers are alert, active, and instinctive. Here are 7 natural hunting and herding traits they’re known for.
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Originally bred to herd cattle, Blue Heelers have a strong urge to chase and control movement.
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Always on guard, they’re quick to notice changes and make great watchdogs on farms or at home.
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They chase moving animals or objects due to a high prey drive—early training helps manage it.
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A natural nipping behavior is used to direct cattle. It can carry over to play with humans or pets.
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Blue Heelers often crouch and stalk like wild hunters—showing their wolf-like working instincts.
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They react quickly to sounds and sights. Great reflexes help in herding and guarding tasks.
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They bond deeply with their owner and guard them fiercely—protective by nature.
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