Some of the most beautiful dogs in the world, as well as one of the oldest breeds, these dogs make great pets and excellent guardians. They're independent, loyal pets who will spend their lives ensuring their family is safe. Originally from the Highlands of Tibse, these dogs are an extraordinary breed.
In Melbourne and Victoria, you must be registered on the Pet Exchange Register (PER) if you sell an animal of any form. The advertisement for the animal needs to include the pet's microchip number and the breeder's source number.
Pets Online ensures that any listed breeders are registered on the Breeders Register in their state. This ensures that the dogs and puppies are humanely and that the correct procedures regarding adoption and sales are followed.
These breeding dogs spend their days exploring the Allen's large cattle farm. Each dog is carefully health checked before joining the breeding program. The Temzin Kennels aim to have sound breeding stock and to ensure healthy and quality Tibetan mastiff puppies. They wish to safeguard the longevity of this breed in Australia.
Jim and Dee Burke have been showing and breeding Tibetan Mastiffs for close on 30 years. They perform health testing on their dogs to ensure that they breed and sell quality Tibetan mastiffs.
Their Mastiffs have been bred to get on well with other dogs and pets, and they perform well in a family environment.
The owners of Akeela Kennels have made sure to secure sound breeding stock and only use breeding dogs that are stable and healthy.
Their Authentic Tibetan mastiffs produce quality puppies, which only go to the best possible homes - Warrick has in-depth conversations with potential new owners about the breed, ensuring that they make the right decision for their family.
These puppies are definitely an investment! This breed is not cheap, costing up to $7000 for a pedigree pup with a red-gold coat.
When you collect your pup, you should receive proof of pedigree and registration from the ANKC (Australian National Kennel Council). We also recommend requesting evidence of vaccination to ensure your pup's health.
Provided you research the breeder and breed, use safe online purchasing practices, and educate yourself about what is to be expected when purchasing a Tibetan Mastiff, buying one of these dogs online can be safe.
1. Don't exchange money before you have met the puppy and breeder. 2. Research the breeder and make sure that they are registered with PER. 3. Research the breed before deciding it is the right fit for you and your family. 4. Check the paperwork when you collect your puppy.