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Deciding to give up a dog for adoption is one of the hardest choices any pet owner can face. It's not something anyone plans for — but life has a way of bringing unexpected challenges: a job loss, relocation, allergies, a family crisis, or a shift in lifestyle that makes it hard to give your dog the care they deserve.

Whether you're a responsible breeder, moving overseas, or facing life changes, selling a pet is a big decision that should be handled with care. In Australia, there are legal requirements and best practices you must follow to ensure your pet goes to a loving, suitable home.

With more people buying and adopting pets online, scams have sadly become more common in Australia. Fraudsters post fake listings, request upfront payments, and disappear—leaving hopeful pet owners heartbroken and out of pocket.

Bringing Home a Pet? Don’t Wing It. You’ve found the perfect pup (or kitty), chatted with the seller, and organised pickup — but before you hit the road, have you thought about what happens next? Pickup day is more than just a handshake and a leash — it’s the first moment your new pet begins their transition into your life. And getting it wrong can cause stress, risk, or even heartache.

Choosing the right dog for your family is a big decision, especially in Australia, where the climate, lifestyle, and space can vary widely. Whether you live in the suburbs, a coastal town, or a farm, the ideal family dog should be friendly, adaptable, and great with kids.