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Bluey

Company type	Television series
Industry	Animation, Children's television
Founded	October 1, 2018 (2018-10-01)
Founder	Joe Brumm
Headquarters	Australia
Area served	Worldwide
Products	Preschool animated series
Website	www.bluey.tv

Bluey is a preschool animated series from Australia that debuted on ABC Kids on 1 October 2018. Developed by Joe Brumm and produced by Queensland's Ludo Studio, the narrative centers on Bluey, a lively and imaginative six-year-old (later seven) Blue Heeler puppy. Bluey shares her life with her dad, Bandit; her mum, Chilli; and her younger sibling, Bingo. Each character is modeled after distinct dog breeds. The voices of the children are performed by offspring of the production team and are kept anonymous to protect their privacy.

Cast table

Character	Voice Actor	Breed	Appearances
			Debut	Series 1	Series 2	Series 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
Heeler and Cattle extended family
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 Nana	Chris Brumm	Blue Heeler	"Grannies"	colspan="3" Template:CRecurring
Grandpa Bob Heeler Bobba	(Series 1) Ian McFadyen (Series 3) Sam Simmons	(Series 1 & 3) White Heeler		(Series 1 & 3) colspan=3 Template:CGuest
Mort Cattle Grandad	(Laurie Newman)	(Red Heeler)	"Grandad"	"None"	"Recurring"
Aunt Brandy Cattle	(Rose Byrne)	"Onesies"	"None"	"Guest"
Chilli's Mum	(Kate Miller-Heidke)	"Dragon"	"None"	"Guest"
Neighbours
Pat "Lucky's Dad"	(Brad Elliot)	(Labrador Retriever)	"Keepy Uppy"	"Recurring"
Janelle "Lucky's Mum"	(Anna Daniels)	"Pass the Parcel"	"None"	"Recurring"
Lucky	(Unknown child)	"Keepy Uppy"	"Recurring"
Chucky	(Unknown child)	"Pass the Parcel"	"None"	"Recurring"
Wendy	(Beth Durack, Series 1 & 2; Emily Taheny, Series 3)	(Chow Chow)	"Fairies"	"Recurring"
Judo	(Charlotte Stent)	"Butterflies"	"Recurring"
Doreen	(Kelly Butler)	(Great Pyrenees)	"Bin Night"	"None"	"Recurring"
Bluey's schoolmates
Mackenzie	(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"
scope="row'"> Indy	(Unknown child)	(Afghan Hound)	"Calypso"	"Recurring"
scope='row'"> Jack Russell	(Unknown child)	(Jack Russell Terrier)	'Army'	'None'	'Recurring'
scope='row'"> Winton	(Unknown child)	'English Bulldog'	'Markets'	'Recurring'
scope='row'"> Pretzel	(Unknown child)	'Chihuahua'	'Calypso'	'Recurring'
scope='row'"> The Terriers	(Unknown child)	'Miniature Schnauzer'	'Calypso'	'Recurring'
get Bingo's classmates
Unknown	Maltese	None	Recurring	- ! Missy	Unknown	Australian Terrier	Bob Bilby	Recurring	- ! Buddy	Unknown	Pug	Bob Bilby	Recurring	- ! Bentley	Unknown	Cavalier King Charles Spaniel	Bike	Recurring	- ! colspan=7 style=background-color:#ccccff;"Classmates' siblings"| - ! Lulu Russell	Unknown	Jack Russell Terrier	Army	None	- ! Dusty	Unknown	Australian Kelpie	Cricket	None	- ! Digger	Unknown	Australian Kelpie	Cricket	None	- ! colspan=7 style=background-color:#ccccff;"Other kids"| - ! Winnie	Unknown	Chocolate Labrador	Café	None	- ! Jean-Luc	Unknown	Black Labrador	Camping	Guest	- ! Captain	Unknown	American Foxhound	Barky Boats	None	- ! Mia	Unknown	English Setter	Barky Boats	None	- ! Tiny	Unknown	Great Dane	Cricket	None	- ! Pom Pom	Unknown	Pomeranian	Seesaw	None	- ! Dougie (Deaf, uses Auslan)	Unknown	Cavapoo	Turtleboy	None	- ! colspan=7 style=background-color:#ccccff;"Other adults"| - ! Mrs. Retriever	Ann Kerr	Golden Retriever	Bob Bilby	Recurring	- ! Calypso	Megan Washington	Blue Merle Australian Shepherd	Calypso	Recurring	- ! Rusty's Dad	Anthony Field	Australian Kelpie	Army	Guest	- ! Rusty's Mum	Jane Hall	Australian Kelpie	Explorers	Guest	- ! Marcus	Charlie Aspinwall	Beagle	Spy Game	Recurring	- ! Daisy	Sam Moor	Beagle	Spy Game	Recurring	- ! Maynard	Sean Choolburra	Irish Wolfhound	Grandad	Guest	- ! Fido	Eliot Fish	Chocolate Labrador	Café	Recurring	- ! Cornelius	Jake Bresanello	English Bulldog	Markets	Recurring

Bluey Heeler

Bluey Christine Heeler serves as the series' central character and is a Blue Heeler puppy. She is initially six years old and later celebrates her seventh birthday. Bluey is recognized for her lively imagination, inquisitive nature, and spirited demeanor. She delights in adopting various roles and mimicking adult behavior through imaginative play. Bluey attends Glasshouse Primary School, where she has a broad group of friends, including classmates such as Chloe, Indy, Coco, Rusty, Mackenzie, and a Labrador named Jean-Luc. Among her close companions is Mia.

Throughout the series, Bluey is depicted at different ages: as an infant, adolescent, and adult. The adult version, voiced by Geraldine Hakewill, is portrayed as a mother to an unnamed daughter. Her middle name, Christine, pays tribute to her grandmother Chris. Bluey's immediate family consists of her parents Bandit and Chilli Heeler, her younger sister Bingo, along with an extended family network.

One of Bluey’s notable alter egos is Janet, a warm but occasionally forgetful grandmother figure. The development of Bluey’s character and her interactions emphasize themes of family bonds, friendship, and creative play that are central to the show's charm.

Bingo Heeler

Bingo Heeler is another principal character and a Red Heeler puppy who is Bluey's younger sister. At four years old—later turning five—Bingo is lively, amiable, inquisitive, and emotionally sensitive. Her favorite possession is a stuffed rabbit named Floppy. She attends kindergarten and maintains friendships with several peers, including her closest friend Lila, a Maltese dog. Bingo has a fascination with insects and often interrupts her activities to observe them closely. One of her well-known personas is Rita, a playful and hard-of-hearing grandmother. Episodes such as "Bingo," "Turtleboy," and "Slide" prominently feature her character.

Bandit Heeler

Bandit Custard Heeler is a Blue Heeler who is married to Chilli and father to Bluey and Bingo. He takes great pleasure in engaging in play with his daughters and approaches their games with earnestness, frequently imparting life lessons through their interactions. However, this dedication can occasionally create tension in his relationship with them when in public settings. Bandit’s voice actor is David McCormack, lead singer of the 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 wife to Bandit. She provides a grounded counterbalance to her daughters’ high energy but joins in their play when appropriate. Beyond playtime, Chilli is depicted as a nurturing mother attentive to her children’s needs. Early in Bluey's life, Chilli set an expectation for Bluey to walk before another child but felt disappointed when this did not occur; comfort came from another parent’s reassurance, and Bluey eventually took steps while reaching toward her. The series suggests that Chilli experienced a miscarriage and that her own mother passed away prior to the show's timeline. Professionally, she works as an airport security officer and is voiced by Melanie Zanetti.

Muffin Heeler

Muffin Cupcake Heeler appears as a secondary character and White Heeler puppy who is the daughter of Stripe and Trixie. Muffin is Socks’ older sister and cousin to Bluey and Bingo. At three years old—later turning four—she exhibits high energy levels and vocal expressiveness; while sometimes self-centered and prone to tantrums, she remains fundamentally kind-hearted. Muffin has a speech sound disorder that affects how she pronounces the letters "L" and "R."

Socks Heeler

Socks Heeler is a Blue Heeler puppy, the youngest member of the Heeler family at one year old (later two). She is the daughter of Stripe and Trixie and younger sister to Muffin. At first, Socks communicates by barking and moves on all fours like a typical puppy, but she gradually learns to walk upright, speak in full sentences, and becomes potty-trained.

Stripe Heeler

Stripe Heeler is a Blue Heeler, married to Trixie, and father to Muffin and Socks. He is also the uncle of Bluey and Bingo and younger sibling to Bandit and Radley. Known for his kind demeanor yet limited parenting experience, Stripe shares a friendly rivalry with his brother Bandit. Dan Brumm provides his voice and also contributes to the series' audio production.

Trixie Heeler

Trixie Heeler is a White Heeler, wife to Stripe, mother to Muffin and Socks, and aunt to Bluey and Bingo. She is nurturing, lively, and maintains a calm approach to parenting while prioritizing family bonding. Although she occasionally disagrees with Stripe on child-rearing methods, they generally find common ground. Myf Warhurst voices her character.

Radley Heeler

Radley Heeler is a Red/Blue Heeler mix, uncle to Bluey, Bingo, Muffin, and Socks, as well as the older brother of Bandit and Stripe. He exhibits a protective yet relaxed personality but sometimes becomes distracted; for example, he once confused Bluey for a boy due to her coloring. Radley previously worked on an oil rig in Western Australia, which limited his family visits. After marrying Bluey's godmother Frisky—who chose not to relocate west—Radley left his job and moved to the city to remain close to family. Patrick Brammall voices this character.

Frisky Heeler

Frisky Heeler, an English Cocker Spaniel, is Bluey's godmother and Radley's wife, making her an aunt figure to the Heeler cousins. She has been friends with Chilli since their teenage years at Mount Coot-Tha. Before meeting Radley during a babysitting session for Bluey and Bingo, Frisky had a previous boyfriend named Bosco. She and Radley developed a relationship that culminated in their wedding held 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 home on the Gold Coast, she often spoils her granddaughters' desires. In the episode "Fairytale," she appears kind but firm—a reflection of typical 1980s parenting styles. Chris Brumm voices this character, who was inspired by her.

Bob Heeler

Grandpa Bob Heeler is a White Heeler married to Chris, father of Bandit, Stripe, and Radley, and grandfather to Bluey and her siblings. In "Grannies," he learns how to floss alongside Chris. Later on, Bob embarks on a journey of self-discovery in India, explaining his prolonged absence revealed in "The Sign." Originally voiced by Ian McFadyen and later by Sam Simmons.

Mort Cattle

Grandad Mort Cattle is a Red Heeler who fathered Chilli and Brandy and serves as maternal grandfather to Bluey and Bingo. Prior to retirement, he served 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 the maternal aunt of Bluey and Bingo. After being apart from Chilli for four years, they were eventually reunited. Brandy encountered difficulties with fertility but became pregnant by the time of the episode "The Sign." Her voice is provided by Rose Byrne.

Chilli's Mum

Chilli's Mum was a Red Heeler, Mort’s spouse, and mother to both Brandy and Chilli. She passed away prior to the series’ timeline but appears in Chilli’s recollections in the episode "Dragon," where she is shown as a nurturing mother who supported her daughter’s artistic pursuits. The character is voiced by Kate Miller-Heidke.

Pat

Pat (commonly referred to as Lucky's Dad) is a Labrador Retriever who lives next door to the Heelers. He is married to Janelle and father to Lucky and Chucky. Pat maintains a close relationship with the Heeler family, frequently participating in their activities, and has formed a friendship with Bandit’s brother, Stripe. He and his family are enthusiastic supporters of the Queensland Maroons. Brad Elliott provides his voice.

Janelle

Janelle is a Labrador Retriever neighbour of the Heelers, married to Pat, and mother of Lucky and Chucky. Although she takes a less active role in neighbourhood games, she is warm-hearted and adept at organizing events such as birthday celebrations. Janelle prefers contemporary party styles in contrast to Pat’s more traditional approach. Originating from New South Wales, she supports the Blues but joins her family in cheering for Australia’s national rugby union team. Her voice actor is Anna Daniels.

Lucky

Lucky is a Labrador Retriever, one of the Heeler family’s neighbours and the eldest son of Pat and Janelle. He is energetic, friendly, enjoys sports, and shares his family’s support for the Maroons.

Chucky

Chucky is a Labrador Retriever and the youngest child of Pat and Janelle. Like his brother Lucky, he is playful and kind-hearted but tends to be more sensitive. Developing an interest in football, he supports the Maroons despite his mother’s allegiance to the Blues. Chucky owns a tennis ball launcher that he sometimes lends to Bluey. According to the book Where's Bluey? At Easter, he attends or visits Bingo’s kindergarten.

Wendy

Wendy is a Chow Chow originally from England and mother to Judo. She maintains a refined demeanor and stays fit through ten years of pilates. Initially appearing somewhat aloof from the Heelers’ play, she eventually joins their activities. Known for her generosity—she prepared five lasagnas for the Heelers after Bluey’s birth—Wendy speaks with an upper-class accent and is voiced by Emily Taheny.

Judo

Judo is a Chow Chow, neighbour and longtime friend of Bluey and Bingo. She often forms close connections with peers such as Bluey, Bingo, and Pom Pom. Initially somewhat bossy during playtime, she grows more cooperative over time, enhancing her friendships. Given her limited appearances alongside Wendy alone, it is implied that she comes from a separated family. Unlike her mother, Judo does not have an English accent. Charlotte Stent voices this character.

Doreen

Doreen is an elderly Great Pyrenees living next door to the Heeler family. She is gentle and frequently provides guidance, though she initially found it difficult to be assertive until Muffin helped her gain confidence during a garage sale event. Kelly Butler provides her voice.

Mackenzie

Mackenzie is a Border Collie who relocated to Australia from New Zealand. Renowned for his compassionate nature and straightforward style in play, Mackenzie is skilled in herding and enjoys jumping on sheep. He has a large dog companion named Captain, and his family are supporters of the All Blacks, which sometimes puzzles him. Among his circle of friends—including Coco, Jack, and Rusty—Mackenzie shares a particularly strong friendship with Bluey. As a young pup, he experienced distress from being separated from his mother but later made peace with it. Creator Joe Brumm based Mackenzie's character on Dog from the New Zealand comic Footrot Flats.

Rusty

Rusty is an Australian Kelpie and counts among Bluey's close companions as well as being Jack Russell's best friend. He is energetic, adventurous, friendly, and determined, often putting friends and family first but occasionally showing stubbornness. Rusty's group includes Bluey, Mackenzie, Lucky, and Indy. As an athletic pup, he aims—and eventually achieves—to represent Australia in test cricket at the national level as an adult. He has two siblings: Digger, an older brother who is caring, and Dusty, a lively younger sister; their father serves in the military. Rusty closely resembles Bluey; initially, the series centered on Rusty—named after creator Joe Brumm's childhood kelpie—before shifting focus to Bluey.

Chloe

Chloe is a Dalmatian who is one of Bluey's closest friends. She is kind-hearted, intelligent, and lively, with a baby brother at home. Chloe enjoys playing alongside Bluey and Bandit and often brings their imaginative games back to play with her father Frank, who at first finds them "silly" but gradually comes to enjoy them. Like Judo, her voice is provided by Charlotte Stent.

Honey

Honey is a Beagle counted among Bluey's friends. She wears round glasses similar to those of her parents, who speak with British accents; however, Honey herself uses an Australian accent. She is nurturing and confident but sometimes finds it challenging to keep pace with Bluey's games. The minisode "Alongside" showcases her organized habits, athletic abilities in football and netball, as well as her musical talents in piano and violin.

Coco

Coco is a Poodle who has been friends with Bluey for years. Generally kind and well-meaning, Coco can occasionally be controlling and impatient. She comes from a large family with eight siblings.

Snickers

Snickers is a Dachshund who has been acquainted with Bluey since infancy. Playful and sociable, he is conscious of his slender frame and short legs, which he regards as both strengths and obstacles. Snickers enjoys role-playing as a news reporter.

Indy

Indy is an Afghan Hound who counts among Bluey's circle of friends, recognized for her imaginative spirit and lively demeanor. Her diet is carefully regulated, excluding wheat, gluten, sugar, salt, dairy products, and any artificial additives. Indy shares close friendships with Bluey, Rusty, and Winton.

Jack Russell

Jack Russell is a Jack Russell Terrier and Rusty's closest companion, having recently transferred to Glasshouse Primary School from Victoria. Known for his friendliness and high energy, he enjoys spending time with Rusty, Mackenzie, and Bluey. Jack is diagnosed with ADHD, which impacts his concentration and memory. He also has a younger sister named Lulu.

Winton

Winton is an English Bulldog counted among Bluey's friends. Initially, he had difficulties respecting others' personal boundaries but has shown improvement over time. His parents are divorced; his father currently has a relationship with the Terriers' mother.

The Terriers

The Terriers are triplet Schnauzer brothers who frequently engage in role-playing as Roman soldiers. Their single mother is in a partnership with Winton's father, Cornelius.

Pretzel

Pretzel is a Chihuahua attending Bluey's class. Though shy at the outset, he becomes more willing to join play after observing cooperative efforts among classmates. Pretzel owns a pet guinea pig that escaped. The dialogue suggests Pretzel has two mothers, representing the show's first inclusion of LGBTQ characters.

Lila

Lila is a Maltese and Bingo's closest friend. Initially reserved, she gained self-assurance after forming a bond with Bingo. Their friendship remains strong throughout their school years. Like Bingo, Lila has an affinity for insects and once rescued a caterpillar that transformed into a butterfly named "Flappy."

Missy

Missy is an Australian Terrier enrolled in Mrs. Retriever's kindergarten class and is a friend to both Bluey and Bingo. Originally timid and anxious, she has become braver as time passed. It is implied she was adopted, given that her mother is a German Spitz and no father figure appears in the series.

Buddy

Buddy is a Pug who attends Mrs. Retriever's kindergarten class alongside his friends. Notable for his loud breathing, he is often depicted picking his nose, dozing off on the slide, or gazing absentmindedly.

Bentley

Bentley is a determined Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who eventually conquers the challenges of the monkey bars. She has a twin sister named Zara.

Lulu Russell

Lulu Russell is a young Jack Russell Terrier and Jack’s little sister. Originating from Victoria, Lulu exhibits curiosity and occasional mischievousness, sometimes echoing others’ words with a cheeky tone. Early indications suggested Lulu might become Bingo’s new best friend; however, the book Where's Bluey? At Easter shows her attending or visiting Bingo’s kindergarten.

Dusty

Dusty is a young Australian Kelpie who is the younger sibling of Rusty and Digger. Full of energy and playfulness, she enjoys playing cricket with her family, particularly catching balls thrown by Rusty. She also appears to be friends with Dougie.

Digger

Digger is an adolescent Australian Kelpie who is the oldest sibling of Rusty and Dusty. He displays a protective and nurturing nature, allowing Rusty to join his older companions in cricket while advising him about the challenges of faster bowling. His group of friends includes Captain, Mia, and a quick-bowling teenager named Tiny.

Winnie

Winnie is a Chocolate Labrador who becomes friends with Bluey at the playground. They enjoy playing Café together, with their fathers acting as customers. Their frequent playdates help strengthen the relationship between their families, prompting Bandit to invite Winnie and Fido over for breakfast.

Jean-Luc

Jean-Luc is a Black Labrador hailing from Canada who forms a friendship with Bluey during a camping excursion. Although French is his native language, they bond through play. Bluey feels sad when Jean-Luc departs but rejoices upon his return, now speaking English.

Captain and Mia

Captain, an American Foxhound, and Mia, an English Setter, are preteens who are close friends of Mackenzie and Bluey respectively. Despite the rivalry between their friends, there is an implied romantic interest between them that leads to discussions about beginning high school. They participate in school events together and both enjoy playing cricket; Captain also shares a friendship with Digger.

Tiny

Tiny is a teenage Great Dane recognized for his rapid bowling in cricket, famously dismissing Rusty before Rusty gained the confidence to successfully hit one of his deliveries.

Pom Pom

Pom Pom is a determined Pomeranian who counts Bluey and Bingo among her friends. Although the smallest member of their circle, she has a notably 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 (a mix of Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Poodle) who shares a stuffed turtle toy with Bingo. He communicates using Auslan (Australian Sign Language) and maintains friendships with Dusty and Bingo.

Calypso

Calypso is a blue merle Australian Shepherd who serves as Bluey's creative school teacher, renowned for her singing and storytelling abilities. She is voiced by Megan Washington.

Mrs. Retriever

Mrs. Retriever is a Golden Retriever who teaches at Bingo's kindy. She employs a bilby puppet named Bob Bilby, which children take home on various adventures 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 occasionally appears on patrol duty. His mother (voiced by Jane Hall) is known for promptly responding to disturbances by rushing outside wearing one sandal. Together they raise three sons: 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 British accents. Marcus works as an archaeologist alongside Bandit, while Daisy enjoys hosting tea parties.

Maynard

Maynard is an elderly and quirky Irish Wolfhound who lives next door to Mort Cattle. His voice is provided by Sean Choolburra.

Fido

Fido is a Chocolate Labrador who becomes friends with Bandit at a playground. Their daughters, Winnie and Bluey, connect them as patrons in a café-themed game. Both fathers share mischievous tendencies, often playfully interrupting their daughters' activities. Eliot Fish lends his voice to this character.

Cornelius

Cornelius is an English Bulldog and the father of Winton. Following a recent divorce, he experiences constant loneliness. Motivated by their children, he begins dating the Terriers' mother and seems to move in with her. Jake Bresanello voices Cornelius.

Dougie's Mum

Dougie's Mum is a Cavapoo who communicates with her deaf son using Auslan. Miranda Tapsell provides her voice.

Busker

The Busker is an Irish Terrier musician who performs, teaches music lessons, and has officiated the wedding of Radley and Frisky. This character is both inspired by and voiced by the series’ composer, Joff Bush.

Notable guests

• Surfer (voiced by Layne Beachley), a Rough Collie enthusiastic about surfing.
• Postie (voiced by Anthony Field), a postal worker represented by a Catahoula Leopard Dog.
• Jack's Mum and Dad (voiced by Zoë Foster Blake and Hamish Blake), parents of Jack and Lulu, both Jack Russell Terriers.
• Alfie (voiced by Robert Irwin), a dingo employed as a customer service assistant in a toy store.
• Bella (voiced by Leigh Sales), a pink poodle mother to Coco and eight other puppies, who is also a friend of Chilli.
• Yoga Instructor (voiced by Eva Mendes), a Saluki whose yoga sessions inspire Chilli at home.
• Whale Documentary Narrator (voiced by Natalie Portman), provides narration for a whale documentary viewed by Bluey and Bingo.
• Major Tom (voiced by Lin-Manuel Miranda), a Brown Icelandic horse residing near Bluey's school, featured in Calypso's storytelling.
• Grumpy Pug (voiced by Margot Knight), a cantankerous pug known for rudeness during Doreen’s yard sale.
• The Terriers' Mum (voiced by Carrie Bickmore), mother of triplet Miniature Schnauzers and currently dating Cornelius.
• Bucky Dunstan (voiced by Rove McManus), a Toy Fox Terrier real estate agent with a childhood rivalry against Bandit.
• The Sheepdogs (voiced by Deborah Mailman and Brendan Williams), initially intending to purchase the Heeler residence but instead buy Cornelius’ house for its swimming pool.
• Policeman (voiced by Joel Edgerton), a German Shepherd who verifies Bluey’s eligibility to sit in the front passenger seat.
• Television Commentator (voiced by Kurt Fearnley), narrates a wheelchair race that Bandit watches.

External links

• Official website character page