SEE ALSO: The house from 'Bluey' has been recreated and listed ... out in the episode's final seconds to reveal a real "For Sale" sign in the Heelers' front yard. Recognising the gravity of ...

Early on in “The Sign” we learn that the Heeler ... home really had their hearts set on a house with a pool. Just before signing to purchase Bluey’s place, they found another house in ...

Millions of "Bluey" fans were moved to tears when ... Bandit – realizing that his family's best life took place at that house – rips the sign from the yard before the credits roll.

The Sign signals the end of series three ahead ... Why am I so sad they listed the bluey house for sale??... What do you mean the Heelers are selling their house?! #bluey ...

"The Sign," which at 28 minutes was about the length of four regular "Bluey" episodes, also had fans worried that the Heeler family's possible move to a new house could have signaled the end of ...

Slowly approaching the titular "For Sale" sign, Bandit peels the ... quickly joined by Bluey and Bingo. The family bursts back into the house and the children joyfully race through each room ...

The title of the episode refers to the “For Sale” sign in front of the Heeler home. Because of Bandit’s new job, they are selling their house and moving, something Bluey, in particular ...

Bluey, the Australian blue heeler pup in Disney+’s animated show “Bluey,” is broadening her horizons by putting her cartoon hillside suburban home on the real estate market. Or, rather ...

The sign being referenced in the title is a nod to the “For Sale” sign ... have missed it. When Bluey is telling the class about her reluctance to move to a new house, others in the class ...

Millions of "Bluey" fans were moved to tears when the Heeler family ... Bandit – realizing that his family's best life took place at that house – rips the sign from the yard before the credits roll.