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Blue Heelers have a herding instinct, leading them to nip ankles. Redirect this behavior with toys.
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Address boredom or anxiety causing excessive barking in Blue Heelers.
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Blue Heelers may dig due to boredom or to escape. Provide mental and physical stimulation.
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Their herding instinct may cause them to chase moving objects. Train them to respond to commands.
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Blue Heelers are prone to separation anxiety. Gradually increase alone time to alleviate it.
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Address resource guarding through positive reinforcement training.
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Discourage jumping on people by rewarding calm behavior and teaching alternative actions.
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Early socialization and training are crucial to prevent aggressive behavior in Blue Heelers.
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