Blue Heeler With Blue Eyes. Your canine companion won’t need to worry that strangers might pose a threat. Blue heelers can grow to be almost 20 inches tall, though blue heelers appear longer than taller with the shorthaired coats.
With dark keen eyes, they sport a wide and tough skull, supported by muscles to aid in carrying out its herding duties. Pictures of blue heelers often show a rough, sometimes scruffy dog perfectly suited for life in the tough australian outback. The chances of this happening are even higher in horses with frame overo, splashed white, or sabino patterns.
If So, Then You Probably Noticed This Common Phenomenon.
Even so, they’re more common in horses with white markings or light color coats such as palominos, perlinos, cremellos, and buckskin. Australian cattle dog (blue heeler) on one 18\ x 22\ fabric panel on white cotton panel. Blue heelers do change colors from white at birth to different shades of blue which begins around four weeks of age.
With Dark Keen Eyes, They Sport A Wide And Tough Skull, Supported By Muscles To Aid In Carrying Out Its Herding Duties.
Have you noticed your blue heeler running around with your kids in the backyard? The blue color in the eyes results from low melanin pigment concentration in the iris, and it relates closely to coat color. These short coated, blue patterned dogs have upright ears and deep eyes.
However, Blue Eyes Can Occur In Any Breed Irrespective Of Coat Color.
Carefully shipped in a large tyvek envelope. The blue heeler is a unique and special herding dog from australia. Protective and highly territorial, the blue heeler dog is an amalgamation of different breeds with the predominant characteristics of a cattle dog, such as bravery, obedience, cautiousness, energized, independence, and smartness.
Also Known As The Queensland Heeler, The Blue Heeler Dog Is Also A.
The jack heeler (the blue heeler x jack russel mix) the blue heeler jack russel terrier mix is a funny, quirky canine. The life expectancy of a dog can vary, but most queensland heelers will live between 13 to 15. They usually have a ton of drive and like to be busy.
They Are Intelligent, Active And Loyal.
Making females just slightly smaller than males. Straight from the outback they are widely known as ‘heelers’ for their habit of nipping at the heels of cattle. Some dogs, like huskies, have a higher likelihood of heterochromia—two different colored eyes.