Blue heeler training tips

The Blue Heeler is a unique breed that many pet owners would love having at home. Here’s everything you need to know about this special Australian breed.

If you’ve been seeking the best dog food for Blue Heelers, look no further. The Blue Heeler dog is an active breed who needs a great food.

If you are pondering whether to have a Blue Heeler as a pet or if you already own one, here are 5 common behavior problems and how to deal with them. #dogtrainingadvicetips #dogbehavior #dogtraining #dogobedience #dogtrainingtips #dogtips #dogbarking #dogs #dogtrainingbasic

Blue Heeler or Australian Cattle Dog are a popular choice of breed, especially with those who have livestock and acres of land to guard. To perform their duties as a good herding dog he needs to be trained well.

Energetic dog breeds can be hard to manage so All Things Dog looks at what age Blue Heelers calm down to reassure you of how to handle this pup. Blue heelers are full of energy and aside from looking at what age they calm down it is very important to consider other factors like their exercise needs. Certain dogs like Blue Heelers will need exercise regardless of their age or they will get destructive. Get the full details on the energy levels by age on the Blue Heeler with added tips here.

The Blue Heeler is a unique and special herding dog from Australia. Straight from the outback they are widely known as ‘Heelers’ for their habit of nipping at the heels of cattle. They make great farm and ranch dogs with their hard-working nature and can Continue Reading →

Looking for a Blue Heeler mix breed? Read our Blue Heeler mix breed dog profile guide first, for vital info on facts and characteristics of this type of dog.

If you're worried about the barking behavior of your Blue Heeler, this is the right place! Here is everything you need to know about Blue Heeler barking. #dogtrainingadvicetips #dogbehavior #dogtraining #dogobedience #dogtrainingtips #dogtips #dogbarking #dogs #dogtrainingbasic

If you have a blue heeler, chances are he keeps on following you. So why does your blue heeler follow you everywhere? Here are the top 10 reasons!

Worms in dogs can cause severe medical issues if left untreated. For this reason, you discuss a dog worm prevention plan with your vet.