Eraky Labradors - Southern Highlands, NSW

Labrador Retriever Dog Breeder - Southern Highlands, NSW

We established the Eraky prefix in 1998 after many years of competing in obedience competitions. We successfully show our Labradors throughout NSW and Australia. Our show ring success includes multiple specialty Best in Show wins, Sydney Royal and National wins and multiple All Breeds Best in Group awards.

We breed on a limited basis. Each breeding is planned very carefully as at least one of the puppies have to represent the breed in show or obedience, as well as future generations.

Our dogs are health tested extensively prior to breeding. Breeding stock hold hip and elbow certificates, eye certificates and DNA certificates. We breed yellow and black Labradors only.

We are located approximately 1.5 hours south west of Sydney in the Southern Highlands.

Contact: Erin
Eraky Labradors and Golden Retrievers - Southern Highlands, NSW
Fully Verified ANKC / Dogs NSW Registered Labrador Retriever Breeder

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Location: Southern Highlands, NSW

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Registration: DOGS NSW;

Prefix: Eraky

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Our recommendation is that you purchase pets locally and in person. For many reasons, it is always preferable that you meet and get to know the breeder and vice versa. While many reputable breeders send animals interstate safely and without issue, we do not encourage this.

When you contact a breeder, keep in mind that responsible breeders will want some information about things like - the type of home you will offer, how much time you have for your new pet, if you have experience with the breed and if not, if you've researched the breed. Responsible breeders don't want to receive emails and messages that simply ask 'how much for a puppy?', or 'when are kittens available' so tell them a bit about yourself.

Remember - when you take on a new pet, you are making a decision that’s going to significantly affect your life for the next 10-15 years. Please make sure the breed you are interested in suits your family and lifestyle, and that you can give it the type of home it needs to be happy. Above all - use common sense and don't be impulsive.

Please ask the breeder these important questions:

1. Can you meet the mother and father, and how old are they?

2. Have the mother and father had any health issues?

3. What health checks and tests were done on the parents and grandparents, are they appropriate for the breed, and can this be verified with documentation?

4. Specifically, what vaccines have been given? Are they microchipped and registered?

5. Have they been treated for parasites (fleas and worms), and what treatments were used?

6. Have they been checked by a vet, and is there evidence of this?

7. How much socialisation has the puppy or kitten had? Have they been raised in a household where they've been exposed to everyday life/ children/ other pets?

If answered positively and appropriately the answers to these questions should reassure you that the puppy or kitten you're interested in will grow to be a happy healthy animal.

Please note that information regarding breed specific health checks can at times be difficult to understand and interpret. Common genetic disorders are a serious and growing concern. It's not a bad idea to write down the information you've been given and seek advice from your vet for confirmation. Breed clubs are also great sources of information on health testing.

A responsible and caring breeder will also want to make sure you are going to provide a loving and safe forever home, and will ask you lots of questions. They will also provide extensive advice regarding feeding, health, ongoing socialisation, and the long term needs of your pet.

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- provide clean and appropriate living conditions for their animals

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Please contact us, as well as their veterinary practice (if possible), and the appropriate authorities in your area (eg. RSPCA, ANKC, Local Council etc).

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Dogs VIC - Phone: (03)9788 2500, email: office@dogsvictoria.org.au

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Dogs QLD - Phone: (07) 3252 2661, email: info@dogsqueensland.org.au

Dogs SA - Phone: (08) 8349 4797, email: info@dogssa.com.au

Dogs WEST - Phone: (08) 9455 1188, email: k9@dogswest.com

Dogs NT - Phone: (08) 8984 3570, email: naca1@bigpond.com

Dogs ACT - Phone: (02) 6241 4404, email: admin@dogsact.org.au

Dogs TAS - Phone: (03) 6272 9443, email: admin@tasdogs.com

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