Find Pet Services & Products for Brisbane, QLD
Hi, we’re Emily and Courtney, the registered breeders behind Olenna Bengals based in North Brisbane, Queensland. As proud members of the Queensland Feline Association (QFA), we ... read more
We conduct annual HCM scans and have 1 incredible healthy queen and a gorgeous calm loving stud.
We don’t cage our cats or kittens ... read more
Your local operator will wash & groom your dog like it is their own, at the convenience of your home. They provide a convenient, affordable, reliable and efficient ... read more
They have been said to be dog-like as they chase balls and follow you around the house from room to room. Some position ... read more
My first impression of Westhighland White Terriers was of affection and i could not help but fall in love. My dogs are well socialized & ... read more
We have been involved in showing dogs for more than 35 years both here in Australia and in New Zealand. The Havanese are a beautiful, happy, ... read more
Dogs for sale Queensland, QLD
See our list of dogs and puppies for sale and adoption in Queensland. When looking for a new puppy or dog it's important that you research the dog breed you're interested in so that you understand the needs of that particular breed. While some things like grooming needs might be fairly obvious, potential health issues in some breeds may not be so well known. You can also try contacting Dog Breed clubs - they can be a great source of information and support as well. All new puppies need to be well socialised to prevent unhealthy behaviour (eg. anxiety, aggression) so make sure you understand puppy socialisation and have time to socialise when the pup is 12-18 weeks of age.
Dog breeders Queensland, QLD
Chihuahua Breeders Qld German Shepherd Breeders Qld Staffordshire Bull Terrier Breeders Qld
Also see our full list of registered dog breeders in Queensland, QLD. While all of the dog breeders listed are ANKC registered breeders (Dogs QLD), we still encourage you to see our advice on finding a reputable breeder. Finding a caring and experienced breeder that understands genetics is ciritical for the long term health and wellbeing of their dogs, and your new pet. You could also consider about adopting a puppy or adult dog - there are many advantages to adopting a dog that you may not have thought of. See our full list of dog shelters and dog rescue in Queensland.
North Queensland Animal Rescue Sunshine Coast Animal Refuge Animal Welfare League Queensland
