Bazinga
Sex: Female
ID Number: 7745
Breed: Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler / Mixed (short coat)
Age: 2 Years 2 Months (Birthdate: 8/18/2023)
Size: 50.0 lbs. (Medium)
Other: Spayed, Vaccinations current, Microchip
Exercise: Moderate Exercise Needed
Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor Only
New People: Friendly
Dog Friendly: No
Cat Friendly: No
Adoption Fee: $250
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Learn More About Bazinga

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Name: Bazinga
Size: Medium: 26-60 lbs
Adoption Donation: $250 (applicable sales tax included). Adoption fees may be paid by cash or check.
Other: Spayed Female, Vaccinations current, Microchip
YouTube video link for Bazinga: https://youtu.be/AZNG3AITfOI
Bazinga would love to be your sidekick!
Foster Home Feedback
10/19/25 Volunteer Feedback: Bazinga is a loving sweetheart with a playful spirit and a deep affection for belly rubs. This sweet girl adores lounging in the yard, soaking up the sun with her human. She’s easygoing with grooming and doesn’t mind being brushed. Bazinga’s favorite game involves holding a ball in her mouth, leaping onto her bed, and doing a hilarious cartwheel-like move. She is a blend of sweet and goofy. She would make the perfect companion
10/6/25 Foster Feedback: Bazinga did so well on our morning walk, loose leash the entire time. She would check in with me often, and takes treats very well. We ended our walk with her favorite.....belly rubs.
9/24/25 Volunteer Feedback: I have absolutely fallen in love with beautiful Bazinga and being retired, I have been able to take her on many outings away from shelter living.
Bazinga is comfortable in a car and quickly learned to wait patiently as I make stops delivering meals. Afterwards we headed to a park for a long and leisurely walk. She has no stranger danger or fear of baby buggies or bikes. She also enjoys coming over to my fenced yard for relaxed playtime.
With the weather so beautiful I decided to head to our lake cabin to see how she is in a home setting. I am happy to tell you she was pretty near perfect.
Here are my observations from the last 10 days of time spent with her:
—Bazinga is totally house/potty trained. She is quiet and remains on the floor unless I invite her up on the dog couch. She only put her paws on the counter once.
—Very soft mouth and gently plays with all kinds of toys. Loves chewing on a real bone.
—Slept quietly in a kennel at night and also stayed quietly in there when I was out of sight.
—Walks great loose leash or at heel. Is interested in wildlife but not obsessed. As three big gray squirrels chased each other around a tree not ten feet away, she sat quietly and just watched them.
—Bazinga craves and gives much calm love and affection without being annoyed. She amuses herself and doesn’t bug me to play when I am busy and ignoring her…just lays down and relaxes. She is very submissive and rolls over, inviting belly scratches. She took gentle voice corrections submissively and obeyed.
—Bazinga is so quiet. Seriously, I have not heard her bark even once while with me in the car, on walks, in my backyard or at the lake cabin. No whining either!
—Bazinga is stunning with a longer, shiny black coat with white highlights. Her tail is shorter and has a slight kink. She is a wonderful medium size at 50 pounds. She is maybe a couple of pounds overweight (we have that in common)!
—When pulled from an area pound Bazinga initially tested as dog friendly but has shown leash reactiveness towards other dogs on two occasions away from the shelter. She is not reactive to seeing dogs while in a car or towards other dogs in their kennels at the shelter. So, we will be working on this. It is my hope once she gets a foster or adopter and is away from the stress of shelter living, she will be comfortable being with other dogs.
—Bazinga has the most amazing eye contact with me…her beautiful brown eyes absolutely melt my heart!
9/2/25 Volunteer Feedback: Bazinga is a sweet girl whose contagious smile will brighten your day. When she first arrived at 4 Luv of Dog Rescue, she wasn’t quite sure how to walk on a leash, but with a little patience and practice, she now walks nicely. This social pup thrives on connection and loves being around people. Bazinga brings warmth and joy to every moment!