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Blue Heelers are extremely energetic, requiring lots of exercise and mental stimulation daily.
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Their natural herding instincts can lead to nipping and chasing, which can be risky around children.
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Without proper training, Blue Heelers can show aggression towards strangers and other animals.
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Known for their stubborn nature, Blue Heelers may be challenging to train without consistency.
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Their protective nature can sometimes lead to over-guarding and potential conflicts.
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Blue Heelers can be territorial, often being wary of new people and animals entering their space.
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They have a strong prey drive, which can make them chase after smaller animals or moving objects.
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Blue Heelers can be sensitive to loud noises, which may cause anxiety or reactive behaviors.
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