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Cane Corso Blue Heeler Mix
A Cane Corso Blue Heeler mix is a cross between a Cane Corso and a Blue Heeler. Most grow into large dogs of 60–80 lb and live 10–14 years.


Photos show the purebred parents. There is no single look for a mix: puppies in one litter can resemble either side.
How big does a Cane Corso Blue Heeler Mix get?
Pounds. The dark band is where most Cane Corso Blue Heeler Mix dogs end up; the light band is the full range between the smallest and largest parent.
Height runs 20–24 inches at the shoulder, against 23.5–27.5 in for the Cane Corso and 17–20 in for the Blue Heeler.
Coat, energy and training
Neither parent has a low-shedding coat, so expect dog hair around the house and seasonal heavy shedding.
Plan on long daily walks plus real exercise, such as running, fetch or a sport. A yard alone will not tire this dog out.
The Cane Corso rates moderate and the Blue Heeler very low; a puppy may lean either way.
A weekly brush and the odd bath keep the coat in shape.
Temperament
The Cane Corso is usually described as affectionate, intelligent, majestic. The Blue Heeler as alert, curious, pleasant. A mix can take after either parent or land in between. If you can, meet both parents of a puppy before you choose.
Cane Corso vs Blue Heeler vs the mix
| Trait | Cane Corso | Cane Corso Blue Heeler Mix | Blue Heeler |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weight | 88–110 lb | 60–80 lb | 35–50 lb |
| Height | 23.5–27.5 in | 20–24 in | 17–20 in |
| Lifespan | 9–12 yr | 10–14 yr | 12–16 yr |
| Shedding | low | low to high | high |
| Energy | high | very high | very high |
| Group | Working | mixed | Herding |
Questions about the Cane Corso Blue Heeler Mix
- How big does a Cane Corso Blue Heeler Mix get?
- Most grow to 60–80 pounds and 20–24 inches at the shoulder. Because puppies can take after either parent, the full possible range is 35–110 pounds.
- How long does a Cane Corso Blue Heeler Mix live?
- A typical lifespan is 10–14 years, the midpoint of the Cane Corso (9–12 years) and the Blue Heeler (12–16 years).
- Does a Cane Corso Blue Heeler Mix shed?
- Shedding is low to high. Neither parent has a low-shedding coat, so expect dog hair around the house and seasonal heavy shedding.
- Is a Cane Corso Blue Heeler Mix easy to train?
- Trainability is very low to moderate, based on how both parent breeds respond to training. Start early and keep sessions short.
Other Cane Corso mixes
- Great Dane Cane Corso Mix
- German Shepherd Cane Corso Mix
- Cane Corso Mastiff Mix
- Husky Cane Corso Mix
- Lab Cane Corso Mix
- Pit Bull Cane Corso Mix
- Doberman Cane Corso Mix
- Boxer Cane Corso Mix
- Poodle Cane Corso Mix
- Rottweiler Cane Corso Mix
Other Blue Heeler mixes
- Border Collie Blue Heeler Mix
- Australian Shepherd Blue Heeler Mix
- German Shepherd Blue Heeler Mix
- Lab Blue Heeler Mix
- Husky Blue Heeler Mix
- Corgi Blue Heeler Mix
- Chihuahua Blue Heeler Mix
- Beagle Blue Heeler Mix
- Great Pyrenees Blue Heeler Mix
- Poodle Blue Heeler Mix
Figures are calculated from each parent breed's standard height, weight and life expectancy. How we calculate.