Bunny
Australian Cattle Dog
Bunny
Australian Cattle Dog
At a glance
A little about them
Bunny is a joyful, affectionate Heeler/Australian Shepherd mix with wispy fluff, a speckled face, floppy ears, and endless enthusiasm. She weighs 16 pounds and was born in May 2026. Bunny loves people, dogs, stuffy toys, outdoor adventures, and especially water. She is playful, social, food-motivated, and always ready for fun—with plenty of bouncing, zoomies, kisses, and occasional wet floors.
Ideal Home
Bunny would love an active family with room to gallop, people who enjoy an affectionate companion, and ideally a playful dog sibling. She would likely enjoy access to a kiddie pool or lake. Homes with children 10 years and older are recommended.
Ongoing Health
Bunny is vaccinated. No medical conditions or health-test results are provided.
Training & Support
Bunny is house-trained and very food-motivated, which should make positive-reinforcement training enjoyable. She loves participating in activities and is still developing her braking and steering skills during excited zoomies.
Application Details
- Bunny is a Benefactor dog, and her adoption helps support other rescue dogs who need additional time, care, and resources.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- After an application is received, a volunteer will review it and arrange an interview.
Transportation
Bunny is being fostered in Texas and will be transported to her forever home by the rescue. Transports depart each week.
Health & wellness
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Pickup & transport
Bunny will be transported to the perfect forever home by the rescue; transports depart each week.
Common questions
Bunny is an affectionate, playful, social, and endlessly enthusiastic puppy who loves people, dogs, toys, outdoor activity, and water.
Yes. She is extremely social and playful with other dogs and would love a pup sibling to chase, bounce, and wrestle with.
Bunny would do well with an active family that enjoys an energetic companion and can provide room for her to play. Homes with children 10 years and older are recommended.
Yes, Bunny is listed as house-trained.
She is being fostered in Texas and will be transported to her forever home by the rescue, with transports departing each week.
