Queensland has several reputable, registered breeders of Bichon Frises to choose from. Choosing the right breeder will be based on your experience with the owners and the environment where the puppy was raised. Below we've provided a list of people breeding Bichon Frise puppies, tips on finding a responsible breeder and options for interstate buyers.
If you're looking to buy your puppy online instead of in person from a breeder, finding the right person with healthy puppies for you to adopt is essential. Ensuring the breeder can provide pedigree papers and proof of complete DNA profile testing on the parents is critical if you are looking for a purebred dog.
Interested persons should contact the breeder from their advertisement, insist on getting their breeder registration number, and cross-reference it on the ANKC website and the Queensland registered breeders website.
Before buying a dog, responsible breeders should make sure that their puppies' families are equipped to bring dogs into their forever homes, so they might ask you for pictures or proof that your home is dog-friendly.
Only responsible breeders registered with the Australian National Kennel Council (ANKC) and the Queensland breeders registry are approved by Pet Online to support and promote the ethical pet trade.
Puppies are bred and raised within their home, surrounded by their children, and are accustomed to human interaction from the moment they are born. They always make sure that their puppies are raised in an environment where they receive the best care and attention, allowing them to become happy, socialized, and affectionate family members.
Their dogs are bred from genetically tested lines for health, temperament, intelligence, and of course, to attain good looks and beauty. They exert a tremendous amount of effort to produce the healthiest, happiest, and cuddliest puppies possible, with the purpose of providing potential owners with many years of loving companionship. All their puppies are ANKC and DogsQld registered, vet-checked, up-to-date on shots, and microchipped.
Pinelands Pet Motel has been delighting families with cheerful, robust puppies for numerous years. The owner's personal experiences growing up with Poodles and Maltese have been enriching, and their inclusion in the boarding kennel community has cultivated an affection towards the Bichon Frise breed.
Located in South East Queensland, a mere 3 hours from the Gold Coast and 2.5 hours from Brisbane, Cutie Patootie Puppies is a family-oriented business. Since its inception in 2018, the family has worked collaboratively to provide a safe and nurturing environment for their puppies. Their efforts have resulted in the successful breeding of healthy and joyful puppies, which have subsequently found new homes filled with love and care.
You can expect to pay anything from $200 to $6000 for a Bichon Frise across Australia. Breeders that breed award-winning dogs are likely to charge more for their puppies, as they have the possibility of winning shows in the future.
A Bichon Frise is a limited pedigree dog, meaning that puppies should have proof of pedigree and a certificate of registration. Breeders are also responsible for getting the puppy vaccinated, dewormed and microchipped. Your puppy should come with evidence of all of these things.
It is possible to buy a puppy online, but it is essential to research your chosen breeder first, and this limits the chance of supporting unethical breeding practices and puppy mills. Find reviews and testimonies from other families online, and don't hesitate to ask for evidence of where the puppy grew up and whether it was raised inside or not.
Queensland has laws around the registration of puppies that haven't been microchipped. To ensure that your dog is legally registered, have it checked for a microchip. Make sure you're buying a dog from an ethical breeder with a registration number verified on the ANKC website.