Learn dog body language
While our canine companions can’t speak to us verbally, we can learn a lot about what they are saying through body language.


🚨 BAZZLE HAS ENTERED THE CHAT 🚨
This boy is FUN. Like, “I was just going to have a quiet afternoon but apparently we’re PARTYING now” kind of fun. 😂
Bazzle is smart, adorable, cheeky, enthusiastic and… SMART. Yes, we said it twice because this boy knows he’s clever and frankly, he’d like you to know too. 😏
He’s also super trainable and very willing to learn, making him a seriously fun dog to teach. He loves getting involved, figuring things out and showing off just how clever he is.
And while Bazzle is absolutely capable of turning the fun dial to MAXIMUM, he’s not a dog who needs to be go-go-go all day long. Once the party is over, Bazzle is quite happy to put his little feet up and chill. 🛋️😂 He understands that sometimes the best activity is doing absolutely nothing.
He’s got all the essential features of an excellent best mate: a big personality, a goofy side, plenty of charm, a brain that is always ticking over and an impressive talent for turning ordinary moments into EVENTS.
Bazzle can get excited and silly, so expect plenty of enthusiasm, zoomies and general shenanigans — but when it’s time to wind down, he’s more than happy to hang out and enjoy some quality relaxation with you!
Bazzle could potentially go home with another social dog pending a meet and greet — because Bazzle + a mate = chaos (the best kind obviously.) 🐶💥🐶
If your idea of the perfect dog is clever, cheeky, ridiculously cute, eager to learn, fun-loving AND capable of chilling when the party’s over, Bazzle would like to submit his application for the position of Best Mate. ❤️
Visit your nearest RSPCA Adoption Centre, RSPCA Op Shop, RSPCA World for Pets or Petbarn store and adopt an animal in person. You can also apply to adopt an animal online.