DOGS NSW

Spoke to the lovely Shona today going through a small problem nothing major just trying to get papers for a litter of a girl that was given to me by the breeder I normally breed with as some old person bought her in a little retirement village as soon as covid lock down he then laminated her papers so had to wait forever to get sent the other papers from the breeder but it took that long we had finally fattened her up as she was so miserable and mistreated I'm in between sorting out a new prefix for over in NSW as it's very different in other states but was told I can't get paper but the BEST SHONA SAID YOU STILL MIGHT BE ABLE TO IF I WRITE AND EXPLAIN IN WRITING WHAT I JUST TOLD HER all I'm trying to do is the right thing by this poor mistreated little angel she is now doing amazingly THANKS SHONA FOR SHOWING ME SOME LIGHT AT END OF TUNNEL YOUR A GEM HUN

Enjoyed a lovely morning walking around the rings with all the different breeds at the dog show.

Responsible breeders can tell you that the purebred dog is far more predictable as to its temperament, behavior, appearance, size and even color than a crossbred dog. Purebred dogs are the result of many years of selective breeding. All breeds were developed for a specific purpose and documentation is available on their history and heritage.

I visited here for a competition and the staff were incredibly friendly and showed us directions. Amazing area for just a play with your dogs!

Such a great facility for dogs, I visited here with family who show dogs and was very impressed.

Great place for seeing and learning about purebred registered dogs. Don't pay thousands of dollars more for a cross bred 'oodle' when you can buy a well bred, well socialised and healthy puppy from a Dogs NSW registered breeder.

Great venue for your dogs. Landscaping is beautiful, public toilets are clean, hot food stands and shows are organised.

Great place to go when they hold events with a diverse selection of dog breeds on display with friendly show breeders in attendance whom are generally happy to hand down their years of knowledge to the general public which are always welcome to attend free of charge. The grounds and amenities are starting to show their age now and could definitely use a refurb.

Been visiting this place for about 25 years. In that time the sheen has definitely worn off. Grass in a lot of the rings is very patchy. Ammeneties are looking tired. Has always lacked shade - you'd think in 25 years dome trees could grow?