How do I find out if a dog breeder is registered NSW?
People are able to use your breeder identification number or a microchip number for a cat or dog to search the NSW Pet Registry. They can see any publicly available information on the Registry. It is important that this information is kept up to date. Visit the NSW Pet Registry website for more information.
How do I find my breeder number NSW?
Breeder identification numbers are free and available to cat and dog breeders online through the NSW Pet Registry. New breeder identification numbers will continue to be issued by the NSW Pet Registry to new owners who identify as breeders. This must happen before an animal is sold or given away.
How do I find out if a dog breeder is registered in Australia?
To find a registered dog breeder in your State, go to your ANKC State body website.
How do I verify a breeder in Australia?
Search our database of all visiting judges.
- Registered Breeder Check.
- To check if a breeder is a registered ANKC breeder, simply enter their breeder’s prefix or membership number below.
Can a breeder stop you from breeding your dog?
Anyone can breed dogs anywhere, but in order to do it legally, you have to follow certain laws and regulations, as well as comply with contractual and local obligations. It is generally considered irresponsible to sell without breeding rights unless it is made clear in the kennel contract signed by the buyer.
Do you have to be a registered breeder to sell puppies NSW?
In NSW all cats and dogs, except exempt cats and dogs, must be registered with the local council, in whose area they are ordinarily kept, by 6 months of age. This includes breeding cats and dogs.
Do you have to be a registered breeder to sell puppies in NSW?
How do I find a reputable dog breeder in Australia?
How do I find a good dog or cat breeder?
- Plan ahead and aim to find good homes for every puppy/kitten they breed.
- Provide a high standard of care and living conditions for all their animals.
- Are genuinely concerned about the welfare of their animals.
- Are open to questions and provide a complete history of the puppy/kitten.
How do I become a Dogs NSW registered breeder?
To become a DOGS NSW Registered Breeder, here’s what to do: 1. Become a financial member of DOGS NSW and achieve a minimum period of six months continuous Membership. 2. Become the registered owner of a female purebred dog/s you wish to breed with, so that your name appears as the owner on the Certificate of Registration & Pedigree (Main Register).
Who are the Breeders shown on Dogs NSW?
The breeders shown are members of DOGS NSW and registered owners of purebred dogs who have chosen to be showcased in our online breeder directory. These breeders may advertise litters for sale.
Are all breeders featured in the online dog breeder Directory?
Please note not all DOGS NSW registered breeders have chosen to be showcased in our online dogs breeder directory. Breeders may advertise litters for sale.
Can you breed a dog without papers in NSW?
As a DOGS NSW Registered Breeder, under no circumstances are you permitted to sell any puppies ‘without papers’ or breed any dogs that are not registered on the Main Register of the ANKC National Database. All identified breaches of the Regulations are reported to the Disputes Assessment Panel for investigation and appropriate action.