Banksia Park Puppies is excited to be donating a cavoodle puppy to the Buchan Primary School on 10 November 2021. The future wellbeing puppy is donated by Banksia Park Puppies to help the local community who have been affected first by drought, then Bushfires, then Covid-19. 
 

Banksia Park Puppies is appalled that the alleged conditions of dogs found in the Wellington Shire were so bad that they warranted immediate seizure of 39 dogs and urges the public to ask questions of their breeder to ensure rogue breeders are shut down.

After 5 days of heartache and concern, Banksia Park Puppies near Sale has expressed thanks to Victoria Police today following the safe return to their care of five young puppies which were taken by animal activists last week.

A survey of puppy buyers has found that people want dogs which will be family friendly, low shedding and suited to their lifestyle, while ‘cuteness’ is of least importance to them.

The school holiday program at Child Care provider Gumnuts in Sale have had a great day out at Banksia Park Puppies on Wednesday 12th July. A visit and tour through Professional Dog Breeding property Banksia Park Puppies, saw the primary school aged children have the time of their lives with one child even saying it was “the best place I’ve ever seen”.

The Victorian Minister for Agriculture has renewed the Applicable Organisation status of 5 organisations while still intending to target large professional breeders. Despite the recommendations by the Upper House Inquiry to abandon the 10-fertile female limit, it appears that the Government is still seeking to impose the limit by 2020.

The Andrews Government’s decision not to proceed with it’s so-called ‘puppy farm’ Bill in its current form is a welcome response to the parliamentary inquiry into the proposed legislation.

The bill introduced by the Andrews Government today will punish ethical, transparent and regulated dog breeding businesses such as ours, while doing little to actually stop the practice of ‘puppy farming’.

Banksia Park Puppies is in complete support of the NSW Inquiry into Companion Animal Breeding Practices in NSW’s finding that limiting the number of breeding animals (as proposed in Victoria) is not recommended.

Third generation dog breeders Banksia Park Puppies, have welcomed a dramatic rates increase in the Wellington Shire to better monitor and enforce dog breeding standards.

The bill introduced by the Andrews Government today will punish ethical, transparent and regulated dog breeding businesses such as ours, while doing little to actually stop the practice of ‘puppy farming’.