Bluey Christine Heeler
| Company type | Television series |
|---|---|
| Industry | Animation, Children's entertainment |
| Founded | October 1, 2018 |
| Founder | Joe Brumm |
| Headquarters | Brisbane, Queensland , Australia |
| Products | Animated television show |
| Website | www |
Bluey is an Australian animated show designed for preschool audiences that debuted on ABC Kids on 1 October 2018. Developed by Joe Brumm and produced by the Queensland-based company Ludo Studio, the series centers on Bluey, a six-year-old (later seven) anthropomorphic Blue Heeler puppy. Bluey is known for her lively spirit, creativity, and inquisitiveness. She shares her home with her father, Bandit; mother, Chilli; and younger sibling, Bingo, all of whom frequently participate in her imaginative games. The show features various other canine characters representing different breeds. To protect their privacy, child roles are performed by children from the production team and remain uncredited.
Cast table
... [Table continues with similar condensed entries] ...| Character | Voice Actor | Breed | Episode Appearances | ||||
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| Debut | Season 1 | Season 2 | Season 3 | ||||
| Primary Characters | |||||||
| Bluey Heeler | Unknown[lower-alpha 1] [lower-alpha 2] | Blue Heeler | "Magic Xylophone" | colspan="3" Template:CMain | |||
| Bingo Heeler | Red Heeler | colspan="3" Template:CMain | |||||
| Bandit Heeler Father |
David McCormack | Blue Heeler | colspan="3" Template:CMain | ||||
| Chilli Heeler Mother (née Cattle) |
Melanie Zanetti | Red Heeler | colspan="3" Template:CMain | ||||
| Heeler and Cattle Extended Family | |||||||
| Muffin Heeler | Unknown[lower-alpha 2] | White Heeler | "BBQ" | colspan="3" Template:CRecurring | |||
| Socks Heeler | Blue Heeler | colspan="3" Template:CRecurring | |||||
| Uncle Stripe Heeler | Dan Brumm | colspan="3" Template:CRecurring | |||||
| Aunt Trixie Heeler | Myf Warhurst | White Heeler | colspan="3" Template:CRecurring | ||||
| Uncle Radley Heeler | Patrick Brammall | Blue/Red Heeler mix | "Double Babysitter" | colspan="2" Template:CRecurring | |||
| Aunt Frisky Heeler | Claudia O'Doherty | English Cocker Spaniel | colspan="2" Template:CRecurring | ||||
| Chris Heeler Grandmother |
Chris Brumm | Blue Heeler | "Grannies" | colspan="3" Template:CRecurring | |||
| Grandpa Bob Heeler Bobba |
"Grannies": Ian McFadyen, Series 3: Sam Simmons | "White Heeler" | "Grannies" | "Guest" | |||
| Mort Cattle Grandfather |
"Laurie Newman" | "Red Heeler" | "Grandad" | "Recurring" | |||
| Aunt Brandy Cattle | "Rose Byrne" | "Red Heeler" | "Onesies" | "Guest" | |||
| Chilli's Mother | "Kate Miller-Heidke" | "Dragon" | "Guest" | ||||
| Neighbours | |||||||
| Pat Lucky's Father |
"Brad Elliot" | "Labrador Retriever" | "Keepy Uppy" | "Recurring" | |||
| Janelle Lucky's Mother |
"Anna Daniels" | "Labrador Retriever" | "Pass the Parcel" | "Recurring" | |||
| Lucky | "Unknown Child" | "Labrador Retriever" | "Keepy Uppy" | "Recurring" | |||
| Chucky | "Unknown Child" | "Labrador Retriever" | "Pass the Parcel" | "Recurring" | |||
| Wendy | "Beth Durack"(Seasons 1 & 2), "Emily Taheny"(Season 3) | "Chow Chow" | "Fairies" | "Recurring" | |||
| Judo | "Charlotte Stent" | "Chow Chow" | "Butterflies" | "Recurring" | |||
| Doreen | "Kelly Butler" | "Great Pyrenees" | "Bin Night" | "Recurring" | |||
| #Bluey's classmates | |||||||
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'Unknown Child' | 'Border Collie' | 'Fruitbat' | 'Recurring' | |||
| Rusty | 'Unknown Child' | 'Australian Kelpie' | 'Calypso' | 'Recurring' | |||
| Chloe | 'Charlotte Stent' | 'Dalmatian' | 'Bike' | 'Recurring' | |||
| Honey | 'Unknown Child' | 'Beagle' | 'Spy Game' | 'Recurring' | |||
| Coco | 'Unknown Child' | 'Poodle' | 'Shadowlands' | 'Recurring' | |||
| Snickers | 'Unknown Child' | 'Dachshund' | 'Shadowlands' | 'Recurring' | |||
| Indy | 'Unknown Child' | 'Afghan Hound' | 'Calypso' | 'Recurring' | |||
| Jack Russell | 'Unknown Child' | 'Jack Russell Terrier' | 'Army' | 'Recurring Guest Role' | |||
| Winton | 'Unknown Child' | 'English Bulldog' | 'Markets' | 'Recurring' | |||
| Pretzel | 'Unknown Child' | 'Chihuahua' | 'Calypso' | 'Recurring' | |||
| The Terriers | 'Unknown Child' | 'Miniature Schnauzer' | 'Calypso' | 'Recurring' | |||
| #Bingo's classmates | |||||||
Bluey Heeler
Bluey Christine Heeler serves as the series' central character and is a puppy of the Australian Cattle Dog breed (Blue Heeler). She is six years old, approaching her seventh birthday. Bluey is characterized by her vivid imagination, inquisitive nature, good behavior, high energy, and fondness for role-playing and mimicking adult behavior. Her social circle includes numerous classmates and friends such as Jean-Luc, a Labrador, along with Chloe, Indy, Coco, Rusty, Mackenzie, and a close friend named Mia. Among her various alter egos is Janet, who represents a warm but absent-minded grandmother figure.
Bluey is depicted at different phases of life across episodes: as an infant in "Baby Race," a teenager in "Camping," and as an adult in "Surprise!," where Geraldine Hakewill provides her voice and she is shown as a mother to an unnamed child. Her middle name, Christine, pays tribute to her grandmother, Chris.
Bingo Heeler
Bingo Heeler is another primary character, a Red Heeler puppy and Bluey’s younger sister. At four years old (later turning five), Bingo is affectionate, lively, sociable, curious, and playful but tends to be more emotionally sensitive than Bluey. Her cherished toy is a stuffed rabbit called Floppy. As a kindergartener in Brisbane, she maintains friendships with many peers including her best friend Lila, a Maltese dog. Bingo often shows fascination with insects, frequently pausing playtime to observe them closely. She also adopts the role of Rita, a playful yet mischievous grandmother. Episodes featuring her prominently include "Bingo," "Turtleboy," and "Slide."
Bandit Heeler
Bandit Custard Heeler is a Blue Heeler who is married to Chilli and father to Bluey and Bingo. He delights in engaging in play with his daughters and takes their imaginative games seriously, often imparting valuable life lessons through these interactions—even though this can occasionally create tension in public settings. Bandit’s voice actor is David McCormack, lead singer of the Brisbane-based rock band Custard.
Chilli Heeler
Chilli Heeler (born Cattle) is a Red Heeler who acts as the mother of Bluey and Bingo and spouse to Bandit. She maintains a calm and balanced demeanor amidst her daughters’ energetic activities but participates enthusiastically when appropriate. Beyond playtime, Chilli is depicted as a nurturing mother deeply invested in her children’s welfare. Early on during Bluey’s growth, Chilli aimed for Bluey to walk before other children but felt inadequate when this did not occur; however, support from other parents helped ease her concerns. The series hints that Chilli has experienced a miscarriage and that her own mother passed away prior to the show’s timeline. Professionally, she works as an airport security officer. Her voice actress is Melanie Zanetti.
Muffin Heeler
Muffin Cupcake Heeler is a recurring character and White Heeler puppy who is the daughter of Stripe and Trixie, older sister to Socks, and cousin to Bluey and Bingo. At three years old (later four), Muffin exhibits high energy levels and loudness; she can be occasionally self-centered and prone to tantrums but has an essentially kind heart. She experiences a speech sound disorder that affects her articulation of "L" and "R" sounds.
Socks Heeler
Socks Heeler is a Blue Heeler puppy, the youngest offspring of Stripe and Trixie, Muffin’s junior sibling, and cousin to Bluey and Bingo. Initially shown as barking and moving on all fours, Socks gradually develops the ability to walk upright, speak in full sentences, and become toilet-trained.
Stripe Heeler
Stripe Heeler is a Blue Heeler, married to Trixie, father to Muffin and Socks, uncle to Bluey and Bingo, and the younger brother of Bandit and Radley. Though gentle by nature, he lacks parenting experience and maintains a competitive sibling relationship with Bandit. Dan Brumm provides his voice and also contributes to the series’ sound design.
Trixie Heeler
Trixie Heeler is a White Heeler, wife of Stripe, mother to Muffin and Socks, and aunt to Bluey and Bingo. She exhibits a nurturing and composed approach to parenting, enjoying family moments but occasionally engaging in discussions with Stripe over child-rearing decisions before reaching agreements. Her voice is performed by Myf Warhurst.
Radley Heeler
Radley Heeler is a Red/Blue Heeler mix, uncle to Bluey, Bingo, Muffin, and Socks, as well as the elder brother of Bandit and Stripe. Protective yet relaxed in demeanor, he sometimes becomes distracted—for example, mistakenly calling Bluey a boy due to her blue fur. In their youth, Radley defended Stripe and placed a jinx on Bandit for teasing him. Professionally, Radley worked on an oil rig in Western Australia, which limited his family visits. After marrying Bluey’s godmother Frisky, who chose not to relocate westward with him, Radley left his job to work in the city to remain close to his family. Patrick Brammall voices this character.
Frisky Heeler
Frisky Heeler, an English Cocker Spaniel, serves as Bluey’s godmother and is married to Radley, making her an aunt figure to the Heeler cousins. She has been friends with Chilli since their teenage years at Mount Coot-Tha. Prior to her relationship with Radley, she dated Bosco. Frisky met Radley while babysitting Bluey and Bingo; their relationship blossomed into marriage in Bandit and Chilli’s backyard. Claudia O'Doherty provides her voice.
Chris Heeler
Nana Christine Heeler is a Blue Heeler married to Bob, mother of Bandit, Stripe, and Radley, and grandmother to Bluey, Bingo, Muffin, and Socks. At her residence on the Gold Coast, she often grants her granddaughters’ requests. In the episode "Grannies," she and Bob learn how to floss together. Portrayed as kind yet firm in "Fairytale," her sternness reflects typical parenting styles from the 1980s. The character is voiced by Chris Brumm, who also inspired her portrayal.
Bob Heeler
Grandpa Bob Heeler is a White Heeler married to Chris, father of Bandit, Stripe, and Radley, and grandfather of Bluey’s cousins. Alongside Chris, he learns flossing in "Grannies." Subsequently, Bob embarks on a journey of self-discovery in India, leading to an extended absence revealed in "The Sign." Ian McFadyen voices Bob in "Grannies," while Sam Simmons voices his younger version from "The Sign" onward.
Mort Cattle
Grandad Mort Cattle is a Red Heeler who fathered Chilli and Brandy and serves as maternal grandfather to Bluey and Bingo. Before retiring, he had a career in the Army. Laurie Newman provides his voice.
Brandy Cattle
Aunt Brandy Cattle is a Red Heeler, daughter of Mort, elder sister to Chilli, and maternal aunt to Bluey and Bingo. After being apart from Chilli for four years prior to her appearance in "Onesies," Brandy encountered fertility difficulties but is expecting a pup fathered by "The Sign." Her voice is provided by Rose Byrne.
Chilli's Mum
Chilli's Mum was a Red Heeler, married to Mort, mother to Brandy and Chilli, and grandmother to Bluey and Bingo. She passed away before the series commences, appearing only in Chilli’s recollections as a caring figure in the episode "Dragon." The character is voiced by Kate Miller-Heidke.
Pat
Pat, commonly referred to as Lucky's Dad, is a Labrador Retriever living next door to the Heeler family. He is married to Janelle and father to Lucky and Chucky. Pat often participates in the Heelers’ games and has formed a friendship with Bandit’s brother, Stripe. The entire family supports the Queensland Maroons rugby league team. Brad Elliott provides his voice.
Janelle
Janelle is a Labrador Retriever, spouse of Pat, and mother of Lucky and Chucky. Although she takes a less active role in neighborhood play, she is warm-hearted and excels at organizing celebrations such as birthday parties. Originally hailing from New South Wales, she supports the NSW Blues rugby league team but unites with her family in cheering for the Australian national rugby union team. Her voice actor is Anna Daniels.
Lucky
Lucky is a Labrador Retriever, one of the Heeler family’s neighbors and the eldest son of Pat and Janelle.[1] Energetic and friendly, he has a strong enthusiasm for sports. While not depicted attending Glasshouse Primary School, he maintains numerous friendships there. Lucky, along with his father and brother Chucky, supports the Maroons.[2]
Chucky
Chucky is also a Labrador Retriever and the youngest son of Pat and Janelle.[1] Like his brother Lucky, he is playful and kind-hearted but tends to be more sensitive. Less inclined towards sports, he enjoys watching football and is developing an interest in it. During a State of Origin match, Chucky chooses to back the Maroons instead of his mother Janelle’s preferred Blues.[2] He owns a tennis ball launcher that he has lent to Bluey.[3] According to Where's Bluey? At Easter, he either attends or visits Bingo’s kindergarten.[4]
Wendy
Wendy is a Chow Chow and mother to Judo. Originally from England, she presents herself with sophistication and initially appears reserved but eventually engages in activities with the Heelers.[5] A decade-long practice of pilates keeps her fit enough to lift heavier individuals.[6] She demonstrates kindness by preparing five lasagnas for the Heelers following Bluey’s birth.[7] Voiced by Emily Taheny, who succeeded Beth Durack, Wendy speaks with a distinct upper-class accent.[5]
Judo
Judo is a Chow Chow, neighbor and close friend of Bluey and Bingo since infancy.[8] She forms strong bonds with Bluey, Bingo, and Pom Pom; her coat is notably challenging to maintain clean.[5] Initially somewhat bossy towards younger children,[9] Judo gradually becomes more cooperative and develops closer friendships with Bluey and Bingo.[5][10] It is suggested she comes from a divorced family due to her absence in episodes featuring only Wendy. Charlotte Stent voices Judo, who does not share her mother’s English posh accent.[11]
Doreen
Doreen is an older Great Pyrenees who lives near the Heeler family. She is compassionate and frequently provides guidance, although she initially found it difficult to be confident until Muffin assisted her during a garage sale event. Kelly Butler provides her voice.
Mackenzie
Mackenzie is a Border Collie originally from New Zealand who relocated to Australia. He is known for his kind nature and straightforward style during play, excelling in herding and leaping over sheep. Mackenzie's large dog companion is named Captain, and his family are supporters of the All Blacks, which he finds puzzling. Among his group of friends—including Coco, Jack, and Rusty—he shares a particularly strong connection with Bluey. As a young pup, he experienced distress when separated from his mother but managed to overcome it. The character was inspired by the New Zealand comic Footrot Flats, according to creator Joe Brumm.
Rusty
Rusty is an Australian Kelpie who counts Bluey among his close friends and is also Jack Russell's best companion. Energetic and adventurous, Rusty values his relationships with friends and family but can sometimes be headstrong. His friend group includes Bluey, Mackenzie, Lucky, and Indy. Passionate about sports, Rusty dreams of playing for the Australian national test cricket team—a goal he achieves in adulthood. He has two siblings: an older brother named Digger and a younger sister called Dusty; their father serves in the military. Rusty's character was initially the central focus of the series and was named after creator Joe Brumm's favorite childhood kelpie before Bluey became the main character.
Chloe
Chloe is a Dalmatian and one of Bluey's closest friends. She is intelligent, lively, and kind-hearted, with a baby brother at home. Chloe enjoys playing alongside Bluey and Bandit, often taking their imaginative games back to her father Frank, who at first considers them "silly" but later appreciates them. Charlotte Stent voices both Chloe and Judo.
Honey
Honey is a Beagle who counts as one of Bluey's companions. Sporting round glasses similar to her parents—who have British accents—Honey herself speaks with an Australian accent. She is nurturing and confident but occasionally finds it challenging to keep pace with Bluey's energetic play. The minisode "Alongside" showcases her organized lifestyle along with her talents in football, netball, piano, and violin lessons.
Coco
Coco is a Poodle who has been friends with Bluey since they were very young. She possesses a gentle demeanor but can sometimes be controlling and impatient. Coco comes from a large family with eight siblings.
Snickers
Snickers is a Dachshund who has been part of Bluey's circle of friends since childhood. Cheerful and sociable, he is aware of his slim build and short legs, which he views as both strengths and weaknesses. Snickers especially enjoys role-playing as a news reporter during their games.
Indy
Indy is an Afghan Hound and one of Bluey's companions, distinguished by having a sister who was born prematurely. She is a free-spirited and imaginative young girl whose friends include Bluey, Rusty, and Winton. Indy adheres to a strict dietary regimen that excludes wheat, gluten, sugar, salt, dairy, and processed foods.[12]
Jack Russell
Jack Russell is a Jack Russell Terrier and Rusty's closest friend, having recently moved to Glasshouse Primary School from Victoria. He is friendly and lively, enjoying playtime with Rusty, Mackenzie, and Bluey. Jack has been portrayed with ADHD, highlighting difficulties with concentration and hyperactivity. He also has a younger sister named Lulu.[13]
Winton
Winton is an English Bulldog who belongs to Bluey’s circle of friends. Initially, he had trouble respecting others' personal boundaries but has shown improvement over time. His parents are divorced; his father is now in a relationship with the mother of the Terriers.[10]
The Terriers
The Terriers are triplet Schnauzer brothers recognized for their imaginative play as Roman soldiers. Their single mother is currently partnered with Winton's father, Cornelius.[10]
Pretzel
Pretzel is a Chihuahua who attends school with Bluey. Initially shy about joining in play, he becomes more outgoing after witnessing cooperative teamwork among his classmates. Pretzel owns a pet guinea pig that has escaped. Conversations suggest he has two mothers, marking the series' first inclusion of LGBTQ representation.[14][15]
Lila
Lila is a Maltese and Bingo's closest friend. Although initially timid, she gains confidence after befriending Bingo. They share a fascination with insects and notably rescue a caterpillar named "Flappy," which eventually transforms into a butterfly.[10]
Missy
Missy is an Australian Terrier who attends Mrs. Retriever's kindergarten class alongside Bingo. Once shy and anxious, she has become braver through social play. It is suggested she may be adopted, as her mother is a German Spitz and no father figure appears.[16]
Buddy
Buddy is a Pug and member of Mrs. Retriever's kindergarten group. Known for his distinctive heavy breathing, he often appears distracted or sleepy during activities.[17]
Bentley
Bentley is a determined Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who ultimately conquers the challenge of the monkey bars. He has a twin sister named Zara.
Lulu Russell
Lulu Russell is the younger sister of Jack from Victoria, also a young Jack Russell Terrier. She is inquisitive and occasionally mischievous, sometimes repeating others' remarks in a sassy manner but remains affectionate toward friends and family.[18] Early indications suggested she might become Bingo's new best friend instead of Lila.[19] The book Where's Bluey? At Easter depicts her attending or visiting Bingo's kindergarten.[4]
Dusty
Dusty is a youthful Australian Kelpie and the youngest sibling of Rusty and Digger. Full of energy and enthusiasm, she delights in playing cricket alongside her family, particularly enjoying catching balls thrown by Rusty. It is also suggested that she has a friendly relationship with Dougie.
Digger
Digger is a teenage Australian Kelpie and the oldest brother of Rusty and Dusty. He is protective and nurturing, allowing Rusty to join his older peers in cricket while cautioning him about the challenges of facing faster bowling. His circle of friends includes Captain, Mia, and Tiny, who is noted for his rapid bowling skills.
Winnie
Winnie is a Chocolate Labrador who becomes friends with Bluey at the playground. They connect through imaginative play at a Café, where their fathers act as customers. Their friendship strengthens over multiple mornings, eventually leading to Bandit inviting Winnie and Fido to join them for breakfast.
Jean-Luc
Jean-Luc is a Black Labrador from Canada who meets Bluey during a camping adventure. Although he initially speaks French, they manage to communicate through play. When he departs, Bluey feels saddened but later rejoices in reuniting with him when he returns speaking English.
Captain and Mia
Captain, an American Foxhound, and Mia, an English Setter, are preteen companions to Mackenzie and Bluey respectively. Despite the rivalry between their friends, there appears to be a mutual attraction between them, sparking conversations about beginning high school. They participate in school activities together and enjoy playing cricket; both are also friends with Digger.
Tiny
Tiny is a teenage Great Dane who counts Captain, Mia, and Digger among his friends. As a cricket player, he is recognized for his swift bowling, including one delivery that successfully dismisses Rusty before he can bat.
Pom Pom
Pom Pom is a Pomeranian and one of Bluey and Bingo's companions. The smallest member of their group, Pom Pom demonstrates resilience and speaks with a distinctive high-pitched tone. According to the book Where's Bluey? At Easter, she either attends or is specially invited to Bingo's Kindy.
Dougie
Dougie is a deaf Cavapoo who shares a stuffed turtle toy with Bingo. He communicates using Auslan (Australian Sign Language) with his mother and is suggested to have friendships with both Dusty and Bingo.
Calypso
Calypso is a blue merle Australian Shepherd serving as Bluey's school teacher, known for her storytelling, singing, and distinctive educational approach. She is voiced by Megan Washington.
Mrs. Retriever
Mrs. Retriever is a Golden Retriever who teaches Bingo's kindy class. She employs a bilby puppet named Bob Bilby, which students take home on excursions documented in an accompanying book. Ann Kerr provides her voice.
Rusty's parents
Rusty's parents are both Red Kelpies. His father, voiced by Anthony Field, serves in the Australian Army and is occasionally depicted on patrol.[20] His mother, voiced by Jane Hall, is known for her swift reactions when interrupted at work. Together, they raise three pups: Digger, Rusty, and Dusty.[21]
Honey's parents
Honey's parents, Marcus (voiced by Charlie Aspinwall) and Daisy (voiced by Sam Moor), originate from the United Kingdom and speak with British accents. Marcus works as an archaeologist alongside Bandit, while Daisy enjoys hosting tea parties.[22]
Maynard
Maynard is an elderly and quirky Irish Wolfhound who lives next door to Mort Cattle. Sean Choolburra provides his voice.[23]
Fido
Fido, a Chocolate Labrador, becomes friends with Bandit at a playground. Their daughters, Winnie and Bluey, include both fathers as customers in their Café game. The two dads share a playful camaraderie, often disrupting their daughters' activities. Eliot Fish voices Fido.
Cornelius
Cornelius, an English Bulldog and father to Winton, is recently divorced and frequently feels lonely. Motivated by their children, he begins a relationship with the Terriers' mother and appears to move in with her.[10] Jake Bresanello voices this character.
Dougie's Mum
Dougie's Mum is a Cavapoo who communicates with her deaf son using Auslan. Miranda Tapsell lends her voice.[24]
Busker
The Busker is an Irish Terrier musician who entertains audiences, offers music lessons, and officiated Radley and Frisky's wedding ceremony. This character is modeled after and voiced by composer Joff Bush.[12][25][26]
Notable guests
- Surfer (voiced by Layne Beachley), a Rough Collie passionate about surfing.[27]
- Postie (voiced by Anthony Field), a Catahoula Leopard Dog who works as a postal carrier.[28][13]
- Jack's Mum and Dad (voiced by Zoë Foster and Hamish Blake), parents of Jack and Lulu, both Jack Russell Terriers.[28][13]
- Alfie (voiced by Robert Irwin), a dingo employed as a customer service assistant in a toy shop.[29]
- Bella (voiced by Leigh Sales), a pink poodle mother to Coco and eight other puppies, who is also friends with Chilli.[30]
- Yoga Instructor (voiced by Eva Mendes), a Saluki whose yoga classes inspire Chilli.[31]
- Whale Documentary Narrator (voiced by Natalie Portman), narrates a whale documentary viewed by Bluey and Bingo.[32]
- Major Tom (voiced by Lin-Manuel Miranda), a Brown Icelandic horse near Bluey's school, featured in Calypso's narration.[33]
- Grumpy Pug (voiced by Margot Knight), a cantankerous pug seen at Doreen's yard sale.
- The Terriers' Mum (voiced by Carrie Bickmore), mother of triplet Miniature Schnauzers, currently in a relationship with Cornelius.[34][10]
- Bucky Dunstan (voiced by Rove McManus), a Toy Fox Terrier real estate agent who shares a childhood rivalry with Bandit.[35][10][36]
- The Sheepdogs (voiced by Deborah Mailman and Brendan Williams), initially interested in purchasing the Heeler family home but ultimately choose Cornelius' house due to its pool.[10]
- Policeman (voiced by Joel Edgerton), a German Shepherd who verifies Bluey's eligibility to sit in the front seat of the car.[37][10]
- Television Commentator (voiced by Kurt Fearnley), provides commentary for a wheelchair race watched by Bandit.[38]
External links
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