TRACKLEA PUPPIES

We are currently asking for each enquiring family to fill out the following questionnaire, this is to help us understand why you are interested in owning a TRACKLEA puppy and what type of home you will be providing. This not only helps us find out a little more about what you're looking for in a puppy but also ensures that we are sending our puppies on to loving homes. Once I have received your application and we have a confirmed litter on the way, I will give you a call and talk through the adoption process from there. We do not have many litters and unfortunately, I won't always have enough puppies for every application however, If we are not able to provide a puppy currently, we are also more than happy to add you to our waiting list to be considered for future litters.   

What is considered an approved puppy home?  

This is a home that we believe would make an appropriate home for our puppy. This means a home that we feel satisfied that they will provide the expected quality of care for the puppy and will ensure the puppy is provided with a safe, secure, and suitable home environment, where the puppy will be content and loved.   

If you believe you are able to provide one of our puppies the very best of homes, please click on the link below to submit your application as we would love to hear from you.    

PLEASE CLICK LINK BELOW TO COMPLETE YOUR APPLICATION: 

The pedigrees of each of our Labradors have been extensively researched prior to breeding and we are fortunate enough to have some very sound bloodlines behind our dogs. When breeding with quality bloodlines our aim is to produce puppies that have the true Labrador temperament, are of sound structure and good health.    

The cost of producing such a litter is quite costly and there are many expenses from initial health testing of parents, caring for the mother and ensuring all puppies are provided with the care and attention they need during their first 8 weeks with us. For us we do not spare any expense when it comes to our dogs and all money goes back into our future breeding program.    

We do aim to keep our price in line with other Dogs Australia (ANKC) Registered Labrador breeders and have accordingly priced our puppies at $4,000 with Dogs Australia Registered Pedigrees.    

Deposit for a Puppy:  

Once you have been added to our approved home list and we have a puppy available for you to purchase, a $1000.00 deposit is required when the puppy reaches 3 weeks of age. The deposit holds your puppy until collection at 8 weeks old. Once the puppy is 6 weeks old and passed its health check we then require the remining balance to be paid.

Only in the event of the following circumstances will the deposit be refunded:   

-If a serious health condition is found by a registered veterinarian at the puppy's 6 week health check 

-If I (the breeder) believe that the approved home is no longer suitable for a puppy.   

Once the balance of the puppy price is finalised, only then will the puppy be transferred to the new owner’s name and a receipt provided for its purchase.    

Source Number: RB107994 

Each puppy sold by us will come with a comprehensive puppy pack to help them get off to a good start with their new family.  

Each puppy pack will contain:    

- Puppy Care Book  

- A Kong Toy  

- Veterinarian Certificate of Health preformed at 6 weeks of age  

- Blanket and toy with the mother’s scent on it, this assists with the puppy's transition  

- ZiwiPeak training treats  

- 4 kg bag of Royal Canin Kibble  

- Royal Canin Discount Vouchers  

- Vaccination Certificate and Worming Record  

- Dogs Australia Pedigree Registration papers  

- Microchip Details and transfer paperwork  

- Copies of parent pedigrees  

- Copies of parent DNA tests  

- Copy of your Contract of Sale and Receipt

- Free 30 day Pet Insurance Cover with Trupanion from the date of puppy pick up (optional)

Our puppy health guarantee is in accordance with the Dogs Victoria Code of Practice 20.1 effective 21 October 2021.

20.1.25 A member shall ensure that all dogs sold or  disposed of by that member are in the best  possible state of health. Where any known  physical abnormalities exist, a breeder health  declaration shall be supplied which includes  details of the known physical abnormality at  the time of sale and how that abnormality may  affect future health and welfare of the dog.  This shall be signed in acknowledgement by  the recipient. With the exception of matters  disclosed in the health declaration, a member  shall abide by the following as a minimum  practice when selling dogs

20.1.25.1 Where a dog is returned to the member  within 3 days of sale, for any reason not  supported by a statement from a veterinary  practitioner, the member must take back the  animal and refund 75% of the purchase price. 

20.1.25.2 Where a dog is returned to the member  within 21 days of sale accompanied by a  statement from a veterinary practitioner that  the animal is unacceptable for health reasons,  the member must take back the animal and  refund 100% of the purchase price. 

20.1.25.3 If an animal is diagnosed with, suffering  from, dies of, or is euthanased from a  physical defect or disease that is directly  traceable to the point of sale within 3 years of purchase, the member must, subject to a  second veterinary opinion, refund 100% of  the purchase price where the owner of the  animal provides supporting statements from  a veterinary practitioner, including test results where a suitable test is available. Owners of  the animal must make veterinary reports and  test results available to the breeder for the  breeder to obtain their own veterinary advice  (second opinion), and for the purpose of  informing future breeding management.