Rusty (Bluey)

Bluey

Company type	Television series
Industry	Animation, Children's entertainment
Founded	October 1, 2018 (2018-10-01)
Founder	Joe Brumm
Headquarters	Brisbane , Australia
Products	Animated television series
Website	www.bluey.tv

Bluey is an Australian animated series designed for preschool audiences that first aired on ABC Kids on 1 October 2018. Developed by Joe Brumm and produced by Queensland's Ludo Studio, the narrative follows Bluey, a six-year-old (later seven-year-old) anthropomorphic Blue Heeler puppy. Bluey is characterized by her lively spirit, inventive imagination, and inquisitive nature. She shares her home with her father, Bandit; mother, Chilli; and younger sibling, Bingo, who frequently participate in her imaginative adventures. The series also features various other canine characters of different breeds. The voices of the children are performed by offspring of the production team and remain uncredited to protect their privacy.

Cast table

Character	Voice Actor	Breed	Episode Appearances
			Debut	Season 1	Season 2	Season 3
Primary Characters
Bluey Heeler	Unknown	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
Extended Heeler and Cattle Relatives
Muffin Heeler	Unknown	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"	Does not appear	colspan="2" Template:CRecurring
Aunt Frisky Heeler	Claudia O'Doherty	English Cocker Spaniel		Does not appear	colspan="2" Template:CRecurring
Chris Heeler Grandmother	Chris Brumm	Blue Heeler	"Grannies"	colspan="3" Template:CRecurring
Grandpa Bob Heeler Bobba	(1) Ian McFadyen (2) Sam Simmons (Season 3)	(1) White Heeler		(1) colspan=3 Template:CGuest
Mort Cattle Grandfather	(1) Laurie Newman	(1) rowspan=3 Australian Cattle Dog (Red Heeler)	"Grandad"	Does not appear	(1) colspan=2 Template:CRecurring
Aunt Brandy Cattle	(1) Rose Byrne	"Onesies"	Does not appear		(1) colspan=1 Template:CGuest
Chilli's Mother	(1) Kate Miller-Heidke	"Dragon"	Does not appear		(1) colspan=1 Template:CGuest
getNeighbours
Pat 'Lucky's Father'	(1) Brad Elliot	(1) rowspan=4 Labrador Retriever	"Keepy Uppy"	(1) colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Janelle 'Lucky's Mother'	(1) Anna Daniels	"Pass the Parcel"	Does not appear		(1) Template:CRecurring
Lucky	(Unknown Child)	"Keepy Uppy"	(1) colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Chucky	"Pass the Parcel"	(Unknown Child)	Does not appear		(1) Template:CRecurring
Wendy	(Beth Durack Series 1 & 2, Emily Taheny Series 3)	"Chow Chow"	"Fairies"	(All Series) colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Judo	(Charlotte Stent)	"Butterflies"	"Butterflies"	(All Series) colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Doreen	(Kelly Butler)	"Great Pyrenees"	"Bin Night"	(Series 2-3) colspan=2 Template:CRecurring
getBluey's classmates
Mackenzie	(Unknown Child)	"Border Collie"	"Fruitbat"	(All Series) colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Rusty	"Australian Kelpie"	"Calypso"	(All Series) colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Chloe	(Charlotte Stent)	"Dalmatian"	"Bike"	(All Series) colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Honey	(Unknown Child)	"Beagle"	"Spy Game"	(All Series) colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Coco	"Poodle"	"Shadowlands"	(All Series) colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Snickers	"Dachshund"	"Shadowlands"	(All Series) colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Indy	"Afghan Hound"	"Calypso"	(All Series) colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Jack Russell	"Jack Russell Terrier"	"Army"	(Series 2-3) colspan=2 Template:CRecurring
Winton	"English Bulldog"	"Markets"	(All Series) colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Pretzel	"Chihuahua"	"Calypso"	(All Series) colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
The Terriers	"Miniature Schnauzer"	"Calypso" "(All Series)" colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
getBingo's classmates
Lila	(Unknown Child)	"Maltese"	"Daddy Dropoff" "(Series 2-3)" colspan=2 Template:CRecurring
Missy	"Australian Terrier"	"Bob Bilby" "(All Series)" colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Buddy	"Pug"	"Bob Bilby" "(All Series)" colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
Bentley	"Cavalier King Charles Spaniel"	"Bike" "(All Series)" colspan=3 Template:CRecurring
getClassmates' siblings
Lulu Russell	(Unknown Child)	"Jack Russell Terrier"	"Army" "(Series 2-3)" colspan=2 Template:CRecurring
Dusty & Digger	\(Unknown Children\)	\(Australian Kelpie\)	\(Cricket\)	\(Guest appearances\)

Bluey Heeler

Bluey Christine Heeler serves as the central character and is an Australian Cattle Dog (Blue Heeler) puppy. She is a six-year-old girl residing in Brisbane, Queensland, known for her creativity, inquisitiveness, good manners, and high energy. Bluey delights in imaginative play, taking on adult roles, and sharing joyful moments with friends and family. Her circle of friends includes classmates such as Chloe, Indy, Coco, Rusty, Mackenzie, and a Labrador named Jean-Luc. Additionally, she maintains a close friendship with Mia.

Throughout the series, Bluey is depicted at various life stages—from infancy to adolescence and even adulthood as a mother, with the adult version voiced by Geraldine Hakewill. This grown-up portrayal features Bluey alongside her unnamed daughter. The middle name Christine pays tribute to her grandmother Chris.

Her immediate family consists of father Bandit Heeler, mother Chilli Heeler, and younger sister Bingo Heeler. The extended family encompasses uncles Radley and Stripe Heeler; aunts Trixie and Frisky Heeler; maternal aunt Brandy Cattle; cousins Muffin and Socks Heeler; and grandparents Mort Cattle and Bob Heeler.

Bingo Heeler

Bingo Heeler is another principal character in the series and is a Red Heeler puppy who is Bluey's younger sister. At four years old (later turning five), Bingo is characterized by her kindness, liveliness, friendliness, good behavior, curiosity, and playful nature, although she tends to be more sensitive compared to Bluey. Her cherished toy is a stuffed rabbit called Floppy. As a kindergarten pupil, she has a wide circle of friends including Lila, a Maltese dog whom she regards as her best friend. Bingo has a fascination with insects and often interrupts her activities to observe them closely. One distinctive aspect of her character is her portrayal as Rita, a mischievous grandmother who experiences hearing difficulties. Episodes that prominently feature her 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 takes pleasure in engaging with his daughters through playtime and approaches their games with dedication, even when he appears somewhat hesitant. Bandit frequently shares life lessons during these interactions, which can occasionally create tension in their public relationship. His voice actor is David McCormack, the lead singer of Brisbane-based rock band Custard.

Chilli Heeler

Chilli Heeler (née Cattle) is a Red Heeler who serves as the mother of Bluey and Bingo and the wife of Bandit. She maintains balance amid the lively household by adopting a calm and practical demeanor but participates actively in play when appropriate. Beyond the playful moments, Chilli is portrayed as a nurturing mother deeply concerned about her daughters' welfare. Early in Bluey's growth, Chilli aimed for Bluey to walk before another child but felt inadequate when Bluey was slower; however, encouragement from a friend helped reassure her parenting approach. Eventually, Bluey took her first steps while attempting to embrace Chilli. The series suggests that Chilli endured a miscarriage in the past and that her own mother passed away before the events depicted in the show. Professionally, Chilli works as an airport security officer. The character is voiced by Melanie Zanetti.

Muffin Heeler

Muffin Cupcake Heeler serves as a secondary lead character and is a White Heeler. She is the daughter of Stripe and Trixie, the elder sibling of Socks, and cousin to Bluey and Bingo. At the age of three (later four), Muffin is lively and outspoken, sometimes showing selfish tendencies and throwing tantrums, yet she remains inherently kind. She experiences a speech sound disorder that affects her articulation of "L" and "R" sounds.

Socks Heeler

Socks Heeler is a Blue Heeler, the youngest offspring of Stripe and Trixie, younger sister to Muffin, and cousin to Bluey and Bingo. Initially introduced as a one-year-old (later two), Socks exhibits puppy-like behavior but quickly acquires walking and speaking skills similar to her family, eventually forming complete sentences and mastering potty training.

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. Known for his gentle demeanor yet limited experience in parenting, Stripe shares a friendly rivalry with his brother Bandit. The character is voiced by Dan Brumm, who also contributes to the show's sound design.

Trixie Heeler

Trixie Heeler is a White Heeler, spouse of Stripe, mother of Muffin and Socks, and aunt to Bluey and Bingo. She is nurturing, lively, composed in her parenting style, and prioritizes family bonding. Though she occasionally disagrees with Stripe on child-rearing approaches, they usually arrive at mutual agreements. Myf Warhurst provides her voice.

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 by nature, he sometimes becomes absent-minded—once confusing Bluey for a boy due to her blue hue. Radley previously worked on an oil rig in Western Australia, which limited his visits home. After forming a relationship with Bluey's godmother, Frisky, whom he later wed, Radley left his offshore job for employment in the city to remain close to family. Patrick Brammall voices this character.

Frisky Heeler

Frisky Heeler is an English Cocker Spaniel, serving as Bluey's godmother, Radley's wife, and aunt figure to the Heeler cousins. She has been friends with Chilli since their teenage years at Mount Coot-Tha. Prior to meeting Radley, she dated Bosco. Their paths crossed while babysitting Bluey and Bingo; eventually marrying 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 to Bandit, Stripe, and Radley, and grandmother to Bluey, Bingo, Muffin, and Socks. Residing on the Gold Coast, she indulges her granddaughters' desires. Portrayed as both kind-hearted yet firm in "Fairytale," her strictness reflects parenting styles common in the 1980s. Chris Brumm voices this character and served as the inspiration for her creation.

Bob Heeler

Grandfather Bob Heeler is a White Heeler, married to Chris, and father to Bandit, Stripe, and Radley. He is also the grandfather of Bluey and her siblings. In the episode "Grannies," he learns how to floss with Chris. Later, in "The Sign," it is revealed that Bob took a journey to India for personal growth following a lengthy absence. Initially, Ian McFadyen provided his voice in "Grannies," while the younger version of Bob is voiced by Sam Simmons, who continues to voice him in subsequent appearances.

Mort Cattle

Grandad Mort Cattle is a Red Heeler and the father of Chilli and Brandy, making him the maternal grandfather of Bluey and Bingo. Prior to retiring, he served in the military. Laurie Newman voices this character.

Brandy Cattle

Aunt Brandy Cattle is a Red Heeler, daughter of Mort and elder sister to Chilli, as well as maternal aunt to Bluey and Bingo. Before the episode "Onesies," she and Chilli had been apart for four years. The storyline suggests Brandy experienced difficulties with fertility; however, by "The Sign," she is expecting a child. Rose Byrne provides her voice.

Chilli's Mum

Chilli's Mum was a Red Heeler, married to Mort and mother to Brandy and Chilli. She passed away prior to the series but appears in Chilli’s memories during "Dragon," where she encourages her daughter's imaginative talents. Kate Miller-Heidke voices this character.

Pat

Pat (father of Lucky) is a Labrador Retriever who lives next door to the Heelers. He is married to Janelle and father to Lucky and Chucky. Pat actively participates in activities with the Heelers and shares a friendship with Bandit's brother Stripe. Alongside his sons and the Heeler family, he supports the Maroons. Brad Elliott voices Pat.

Janelle

Janelle is a Labrador Retriever, wife of Pat, mother of Lucky and Chucky, and neighbour to the Heelers. While she takes a more reserved role in neighbourhood games, she is compassionate and adept at organizing social events such as birthday celebrations. Janelle favors contemporary versions of classic games but adapts her preferences over time. Originally from New South Wales, she independently supports the Blues yet joins her family in cheering for the Wallabies. Her voice actor is Anna Daniels.

Lucky

Lucky is a Labrador Retriever, eldest son of Pat and Janelle, residing next door to the Heelers. Known for his energetic nature and friendliness, he enjoys participating in sports and has many friends at Glasshouse Primary School. Lucky, along with his father Pat and brother Chucky, supports the Maroons team.

Chucky

Chucky is a Labrador Retriever, youngest son of Pat and Janelle, also living near the Heelers. Like his brother Lucky, he is playful and kind-hearted but tends to be more sensitive. Although less interested in playing sports himself, he enjoys watching football matches and supports the Maroons during the State of Origin series with his family. He owns a tennis ball launcher that he has lent to Bluey. The book Where's Bluey? At Easter suggests that he attends or visits Bingo’s kindergarten.

Wendy

Wendy is a Chow Chow and the mother of Judo who moved from England. At first, she appears refined and somewhat aloof regarding the Heelers' activities, but she gradually becomes more involved. With a decade of experience in pilates, she maintains excellent fitness and is capable of lifting individuals heavier than herself. Known for her generosity, Wendy prepared five lasagnas for the Heelers following Bluey's birth. Her voice, provided by Emily Taheny (who replaced Beth Durack), features a distinct upper-class English accent.

Judo

Judo is a Chow Chow who is both a friend and neighbour to Bluey and Bingo, having known them since they were very young. She develops strong bonds with Bluey, Bingo, and Pom Pom. Initially, she exhibits bossy behaviour towards younger kids, but over time she becomes more cooperative, which deepens her friendships with Bluey and Bingo. It is implied that Judo comes from a divorced family since only Wendy appears in some scenes, and Judo does not share her mother's English posh accent. The character is voiced by Charlotte Stent.

Doreen

Doreen is an elderly Great Pyrenees who lives near the Heelers. She is compassionate and frequently offers guidance, having gained confidence after receiving advice from Muffin during a garage sale event. Kelly Butler provides her voice.

Mackenzie

Mackenzie is a Border Collie originally from New Zealand who now lives in Australia. He is recognized for his big-hearted nature and straightforward style during play. Mackenzie excels at herding and leaping over sheep. He has a large dog companion named Captain, while his family supports the All Blacks, which sometimes confuses him. Among his friends—such as Coco, Jack, and Rusty—Mackenzie shares a particularly close friendship with Bluey. As a puppy, he experienced distress from being separated from his mother but eventually came to terms with it. Creator Joe Brumm modeled Mackenzie's appearance on Dog from the New Zealand comic Footrot Flats.

Rusty

Rusty is an Australian Kelpie who counts among Bluey's close companions and is Jack Russell's best friend. Athletic, adventurous, friendly, and determined, Rusty places great value on friends and family but can be headstrong at times. His group includes Bluey, Mackenzie, Lucky, and Indy. A sporty figure, Rusty dreams of—and ultimately achieves—playing for the Australian national test cricket team. He has two siblings: Digger, an older brother noted for his kindness, and Dusty, an energetic younger sister. Their father serves in the military. Rusty bears a strong resemblance to Bluey; initially, Rusty was intended as the main character named after Joe Brumm’s childhood red kelpie before the focus shifted to Bluey.

Chloe

Chloe is a Dalmatian who stands as Bluey's closest friend. Voiced by Charlotte Stent, Chloe is kind-hearted, intelligent, and lively; she also has a baby brother. She enjoys playing with Bluey and Bandit and often takes their game ideas home to share with her father Frank, who initially regards them as "silly" but later comes to appreciate them.

Honey

Honey is a Beagle and one of Bluey's companions. She shares her parents' round-framed glasses but speaks with an Australian accent, contrasting with their British accents. Honey is compassionate and confident, though she occasionally finds it challenging to keep pace with Bluey's activities. The minisode "Alongside" showcases her organized lifestyle, athletic abilities in football and netball, as well as her musical talents on the piano and violin.

Coco

Coco is a Poodle and a longtime companion of Bluey. Typically kind-hearted and gentle, she can sometimes be domineering and impatient. Coco has eight brothers and sisters.

Snickers

Snickers is a Dachshund who has been friends with Bluey since childhood. Cheerful and sociable, he is aware of his small stature and short legs, viewing these traits as both strengths and challenges. Snickers enjoys role-playing as a news anchor.

Indy

Indy is an Afghan Hound and one of Bluey's friends. She is imaginative and independent, following a strict diet that excludes wheat, gluten, sugar, salt, dairy, and additives. Among her close friends are Bluey, Rusty, and Winton.

Jack Russell

Jack Russell is a Jack Russell Terrier who is Rusty's closest friend at Glasshouse Primary School. Originally from Victoria, he is sociable and enjoys playing alongside Rusty, Mackenzie, and Bluey. Jack Russell has ADHD, which influences his focus and memory. He also has a younger sister named Lulu.

Winton

Winton is an English Bulldog counted among Bluey's friends. Over time, he has grown better at respecting others' personal boundaries. His parents are divorced; his father is now in a relationship with the mother of the Terriers.

The Terriers

The Terriers are triplet Schnauzer brothers who frequently engage in roleplay as Roman soldiers. Their single mother currently partners with Cornelius, Winton's father.

Pretzel

Pretzel is a Chihuahua in Bluey's classroom. Initially reserved, he becomes more outgoing after witnessing his peers working together. Pretzel owns a pet guinea pig that escaped. Conversations suggest he has two mothers, representing the show's first LGBTQ characters.

Lila

Lila is a Maltese and Bingo's closest friend. Starting off shy, she gains confidence after meeting Bingo, maintaining their friendship throughout their school years. Like Bingo, Lila has an interest in insects, notably rescuing a caterpillar named "Flappy," which later transforms into a butterfly.

Missy

Missy is an Australian Terrier who attends Mrs. Retriever's kindergarten class with Bluey and Bingo. Once timid and anxious, she has become braver through play experiences. It is implied that she was adopted, as her mother is a German Spitz and no father figure appears in the series.

Buddy

Buddy is a Pug who attends Mrs. Retriever's kindy class. Recognizable by his noisy breathing, he is frequently observed picking his nose, dozing off on top of the slide, or gazing into the distance.

Bentley

Bentley is a small yet determined Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. After numerous tries, she successfully conquers the monkey bars. She has a twin sister named Zara.

Lulu Russell

Lulu Russell is a young Jack Russell Terrier and the younger sibling of Jack. Originating from Victoria, Lulu is inquisitive and occasionally cheeky, often echoing what others say about them in a manner that can come across as sassy. Nevertheless, she shows strong affection for her friends and family. Early observations suggested Lulu might take over from Lila as Bingo's closest companion. The book Where's Bluey? At Easter depicts her attending or visiting Bingo's Kindy.

Dusty

Dusty is a youthful Australian Kelpie and the youngest sister of Rusty and Digger. Full of energy and playful spirit, she enjoys playing cricket with her family, especially when Rusty tosses her the ball. It is also suggested that she shares a friendship with Dougie.

Digger

Digger is a teenage Australian Kelpie and the older brother to Rusty and Dusty. Protective and nurturing, he allows Rusty to join his older peers in cricket while warning him about faster bowling speeds. His circle of friends includes Captain, Mia, and Tiny, who is noted for his swift bowling.

Winnie

Winnie is a Chocolate Labrador who becomes friends with Bluey at the playground. Together they play Café with their fathers acting as customers, strengthening their friendship over multiple mornings. Later, Bandit invites Winnie and Fido to join them for breakfast.

Jean-Luc

Jean-Luc is a Black Labrador from Canada who befriends Bluey during a camping trip. Although he speaks French, they connect through play. After his departure, Bluey feels sad but eventually reunites with Jean-Luc, who now speaks English.

Captain and Mia

Captain, an American Foxhound, and Mia, an English Setter, are preteen buddies of Mackenzie and Bluey respectively. Despite their friends' rivalry, there appears to be mutual attraction between them, prompting discussions about beginning high school. They attend school fairs together and enjoy playing cricket; both count Digger among their friends.

Tiny

Tiny is a teenage Great Dane who counts Captain, Mia, and Digger among his friends. Known for his fast bowling skills in cricket, he notably dismissed Rusty early in a match.

Pom Pom

Pom Pom is a Pomeranian and one of Bluey and Bingo's companions. Though the smallest in size, she demonstrates resilience and possesses a distinctive high-pitched voice. The book Where's Bluey? At Easter suggests she either attends or is a special guest at Bingo's Kindy.

Dougie

Dougie is a deaf Cavapoo who shares a plush turtle toy with Bingo. He communicates through Auslan (Australian Sign Language) and is suggested to be friends with both Dusty and Bingo.

Calypso

Calypso, a blue merle Australian Shepherd, serves as Bluey's school teacher. She is well known for her musical storytelling and creative educational approaches. The character is voiced by Megan Washington.

Mrs. Retriever

Mrs. Retriever is a Golden Retriever who teaches Bingo's kindergarten class. She uses a bilby puppet named Bob Bilby, which children take home on various adventures that are then recorded in a book. Ann Kerr provides her voice.

Rusty's parents

Rusty's parents are both Red Kelpies; his father (voiced by Anthony Field) works in the Australian Army and is occasionally depicted on patrol duties. His mother (voiced by Jane Hall) is portrayed as someone who quickly comes outside with a sandal if interrupted while working. They have three children: Digger, Rusty, and Dusty.

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 English accents. Marcus is an archaeologist and works alongside Bandit, while Daisy enjoys organizing tea parties.

Maynard

Maynard is an elderly and quirky Irish Wolfhound who lives next door to Mort Cattle, voiced by Sean Choolburra.

Fido

Fido, a Chocolate Labrador, befriends Bandit at the playground. Their daughters, Winnie and Bluey, include them as patrons in their café role-play. Both fathers share playful personalities, often interrupting their daughters' games for amusement. Voiced by Eliot Fish.

Cornelius

Cornelius, an English Bulldog, is the father of Winton. Recently separated and experiencing loneliness, he starts dating the Terriers' mother, encouraged by their children, with plans to possibly cohabit. Jake Bresanello provides his voice.

Dougie's Mum

Dougie's Mum, also a Cavapoo, uses Auslan to communicate with her deaf son. She is voiced by Miranda Tapsell.

Busker

The Busker, an Irish Terrier, performs as a musician, offers music lessons, and officiated Radley and Frisky’s wedding ceremony. This character is inspired by and voiced by the series’ composer, Joff Bush.

Notable guests

• Surfer (voiced by Layne Beachley), a Rough Collie passionate about surfing.
• Postie (voiced by Anthony Field), a Catahoula Leopard Dog employed at the post office.
• Jack's Mum and Dad (voiced by Zoë Foster Blake and Hamish Blake), Jack Russell Terriers who are parents to Jack and Lulu.
• Alfie (voiced by Robert Irwin), a dingo working as a customer service assistant in the toy store.
• Bella (voiced by Leigh Sales), a pink poodle mother to Coco and eight other offspring, and friend to Chilli.
• Yoga Instructor (voiced by Eva Mendes), a Saluki whose yoga classes inspire Chilli.
• Whale Documentary Narrator (voiced by Natalie Portman), provides narration for a whale documentary watched by Bluey and Bingo.
• Major Tom (voiced by Lin-Manuel Miranda), a Brown Icelandic horse who neighbors Bluey's school and appears in Calypso’s storytelling.
• Grumpy Pug (voiced by Margot Knight), an ill-tempered pug featured during Doreen’s yard sale event.
• The Terriers' Mum (voiced by Carrie Bickmore), mother of triplet Miniature Schnauzers, currently in a relationship with Cornelius.
• Bucky Dunstan (voiced by Rove McManus), a Toy Fox Terrier real estate agent who shares a childhood rivalry with Bandit.
• The Sheepdogs (voiced by Deborah Mailman and Brendan Williams), initially interested in purchasing the Heeler family home but instead buy Cornelius’ house for its swimming pool.
• Policeman (voiced by Joel Edgerton), a German Shepherd who checks if Bluey can sit in the front passenger seat.
• Television Commentator (voiced by Kurt Fearnley), covers a wheelchair race that Bandit watches.

External links

• Official site character profiles