Restrictions on Puppy Farms Introduced With Fines Over $500,000

A maximum cap of 20 fertile female dogs over six months at any breeding premise will apply if the legislation passes.

10/24/2024|Updated: 10/25/2024

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Under a bill introduced into the New South Wales (NSW) parliament, puppy and dog breeders would be required to obtain a Breeder Identification Number.

The proposed law will also cap the number of female fertile dogs, with fines and potential prison sentences to apply for those who breach the rules.

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Monica O’Shea

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Monica O’Shea is a reporter based in Australia. She previously worked as a reporter for Motley Fool Australia, Daily Mail Australia, and Fairfax Regional Media. She can be reached at monica.o'[email protected]

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