Why My Golden Retrievers Are Obsessed With Bluey (And Why I Am Too)
- Aisha Elizabeth

- Jul 13
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 7

If you’re a dog parent, you know your furry friend has a unique way of tuning in to the world around them. Over here, many pups (regardless of breed) seem to have discovered Bluey, the Australian animated series that’s taken hearts by storm. It’s not just kids who are hooked—dogs are too! And their humans? Well, they’re obsessed for a whole other set of reasons.

What Makes Bluey So Captivating for Dogs and Humans
Bluey follows the adventures of a lovable dog family, especially the playful Blue Heeler pup, Bluey. The show is filled with bright colors, fun sounds, and lots of energetic dog antics that seem to catch the attention of our canine companions. But beyond the visual and auditory appeal, it’s the warmth, humor, and heartfelt stories about family, play, and creativity that make it a hit with humans. It’s wholesome, fun, and the kind of show that makes you want to join in on the imaginative games.

Why Dogs Seem Drawn to Bluey
Many dog parents have noticed their pups perk up when Bluey starts playing. The dog characters on screen, the sounds of playful barking, and the lively action seem to engage dogs in a way few other shows do. It’s like they recognize a bit of themselves in Bluey and her family! Whether it’s ears pricking up during the theme song or tail wags during an episode, dogs seem to enjoy the company, even if it’s just a TV dog family hanging out on screen.

Why Bluey is the Perfect Show for Dog Parents
For those of us lucky enough to share our homes with dogs, Bluey is a reminder to cherish the joy and playfulness our pups bring into our lives. It highlights the importance of imagination, patience, and love, values that resonate deeply in the dog-human bond. Plus, it’s a great way to unwind together. Put on an episode, grab a chew toy for your pup, and enjoy some relaxing, feel-good screen time.
What’s your pup’s favorite type of screen time entertainment?
Dog shows with lots of barking and tail wagging
Nature and animal videos (birds, squirrels, wildlife)
Bright, colorful animated shows like Bluey
Calm, soothing scenes with gentle music (like DogTV)



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