Australian Cattle Dog
Also known as the Blue Heeler, this is a sturdy, hard-muscled herder of immense stamina. They are absolutely tireless and need a job to do, or they will find one you might not like (like redecorating your sofa).
Climate Fit
Hot, Moderate, Adaptable
Family Friendly
Great with kids & other pets
Delivery Options
Home drop-off or kennel pickup
Starter Kit Included
Toys, starter food & crate guide
Adoption & Delivery Experience
Reserve
Secure with 20% deposit
Lock your puppy while we prep health checks and starter pack.
Prepare
Vet-cleared, microchipped
Vaccination booklet, deworming records, temperament notes tailored to Australian Cattle Dog.
Meet & Deliver
Pickup or assisted delivery
Schedule a video meet, then choose home delivery or kennel handoff.
Price Range
₹10,000 - ₹25,000
Breed Characteristics
Fun Facts
- 1They have Dingo blood in their ancestry
- 2Puppies are born white and get their color later
- 3Bluey, the oldest dog ever recorded (29 years), was an Australian Cattle Dog
Care Guide
Exercise
Needs extreme amounts of exercise. A simple walk is not enough.
Grooming
Minimal. Occasional brushing.
Nutrition
High energy food for working dogs.
Training
Must be socialized early to prevent over-protectiveness.
Included with every Australian Cattle Dog
Health & Safety
- Full vaccination & deworming records
- Microchip registration assistance
- Vet health certificate
Starter Essentials
- Premium starter food for 7 days
- Crate & potty training guide
- Comfort toy with litter scent
Support & Training
- 30-day new-family support line
- Virtual training starter session
- Socialization checklist
Is the Australian Cattle Dog right for you?
Best for
- Active families seeking a loyal companion
- Homes that can provide needs extreme amounts of exercise. a simple walk is not enough.
- Owners who enjoy training and engagement
Keep in mind
- Regular grooming: Minimal. Occasional brushing.
- Consistent nutrition: High energy food for working dogs.
- Training focus: Must be socialized early to prevent over-protectiveness.
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