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Honest notes from people who adopted a Blue Heeler — temperament, training, and life after pickup.

Owner reviews

4.94

Average rating

  • Maya N.

    Austin, TX
    2026-10-15

    Our heeler settled in faster than we expected. Daily exercise tips helped us avoid the usual adolescent chaos. Week 1 update: still thriving. Would recommend to serious, active homes only.

  • Jordan O.

    Flagstaff, AZ
    2026-10-10

    Communication from the kennel was clear from day one. Kids were introduced carefully and supervised from the start. We named ours with the initial J — fits the attitude. Five stars for ethics and follow-through.

  • Chris R.

    Missoula, MT
    2026-10-05

    We drove six hours and it was worth every mile. Apartment life works because we hike and train every day. Came from litter #12. We are already counting down to the next litter updates.

  • Avery F.

    Tucson, AZ
    2026-09-30

    Health paperwork and temperament notes were thorough. Daily exercise tips helped us avoid the usual adolescent chaos. We run about 7 miles most mornings. Best working companion we have owned.

  • Sam R.

    Colorado Springs, CO
    2026-09-25

    This was our first working breed and we felt guided. Kids were introduced carefully and supervised from the start. Train with a local club twice a week now. If you want a couch ornament, look elsewhere — and that is a compliment.

  • Riley S.

    Billings, MT
    2026-09-20

    The puppy we brought home matches the description exactly. Apartment life works because we hike and train every day. Our property is 6 acres and this dog patrols it. Clear contract, fair price, solid dog.

  • Taylor R.

    Lubbock, TX
    2026-09-15

    Honest about drive levels — no sugarcoating. Daily exercise tips helped us avoid the usual adolescent chaos. Agility foundation class starts next month. Grateful we waited for the right match.

  • Morgan L.

    St. George, UT
    2026-09-10

    We asked hard questions and got straight answers. Kids were introduced carefully and supervised from the start. Herding lesson number 8 went surprisingly well. The dog has grit and a soft off-switch after work.

  • Casey H.

    Pueblo, CO
    2026-09-05

    Pickup day felt organized, not chaotic. Apartment life works because we hike and train every day. Week 9 update: still thriving. Supportive without being pushy.

  • Quinn G.

    Eugene, OR
    2026-08-31

    Follow-up texts after placement meant a lot. Daily exercise tips helped us avoid the usual adolescent chaos. We named ours with the initial Q — fits the attitude. Exactly the partnership we hoped for.

  • Harper H.

    Austin, TX
    2026-08-26

    Our heeler settled in faster than we expected. Kids were introduced carefully and supervised from the start. Came from litter #20. Would recommend to serious, active homes only.

  • Drew A.

    Flagstaff, AZ
    2026-08-21

    Communication from the kennel was clear from day one. Apartment life works because we hike and train every day. We run about 9 miles most mornings. Five stars for ethics and follow-through.

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