Bunjiblu Australian Cattle Dogs & Jack Russell Terriers

27/01/2025

This boy has just become available

27/01/2025

Gosh these guys are growing so fast. 5 weeks old tomorrow. 2nd worming done, 4th nail trim done, microchips and vaccination next week.

05/01/2025

Getting puppy cuddles today. Nearly 2 weeks old. First toenail trims done

27/12/2024

When the grandkids come to visit but you don't see them because there are more interesting things in the laundry than nan and pop.
Pups were born 4 days early on Christmas eve.

So Christmas is our theme to name this boy and girl.

04/11/2024

Bunjiblu was founded because of our love for Australian Cattle Dogs, but we have now added our second love, Jack Russell Terriers.
We have had Polly for a year and half now and with her coming of age we sent her off to visit a lovely boy for a mating. So hopefully in roughly 8 weeks time we will have a litter to announce.

Hopefully we will have a Cattle Dog litter in the first half of next year.

07/04/2024

Not a Bunjiblu breeding but same mum as Jack.
Meet Wonmana Blue Jean Dayz (Dayzie)
(Pending)
She has settled in well and giving the JR harassment.

24/02/2024

*****Not my post but I saw it in a local group and agree whole-heartedly. I wish the general public thought about the below

❌ ON-LEAD AREAS! ❌
I believe that most people have good intentions when letting their dog off lead in a designated on-lead area. In my experience, the general consensus of why people choose to let their dog off lead isn’t because they are intentionally trying to ruin somebody else’s walk, but rather, they believe that “dogs should be able to run and be free”, or that “people who hate dogs shouldn’t be allowed to tell me what to do”.

Let’s talk about who relies on on-lead areas:
- Dogs who are recovering from illnesses, surgeries or going through other rehabilitations
- Dogs who are fragile, elderly, or easily hurt (even by excitable puppies who just want to say hi)
- Owners of reactive dogs (or even simply dogs who do not want to say hi to other dogs)
- Owners of fearful and nervous dogs and puppies
- Dogs who are in training
- People who are nervous of other dogs
- Native animals

When your off lead dog rushes up to a nervous puppy who’s family specifically travelled to an on-lead area to help build their puppies confidence and create a safe environment for their puppy, you ruin their day, and their puppy goes home nervous and worried.

When your off lead dog runs up and jumps all over an on-lead dog who is post surgery, doing their daily 10 minute recovery walk, that dog goes home feeling uncomfortable and sore (even if that dog was friendly and wanted to say hi!).

No matter how great your dog’s recall is, having them on-lead will help make everybody feel safe. There are plenty of areas that are designated for off leash play. There are plenty of owners who rely on on-lead areas to keep their dogs safe. When you choose to have your dog off lead in these areas, it means that these owners have nowhere else safe to take their four legged friends, which often means these dogs miss out.

So please, the next time you think about unclipping the lead, think about who might be at home missing out because “on-lead areas” aren’t safe for dogs and owners who need them!

02/02/2024

Hi all puppy owners.
Did you see the news tonight about Bunnings doing kids Bluey workshops this month.
I have been asked if we can take some Bluey's and Bingo's along to surprise the kids doing the workshops.
As I only have Rayne available just wondering if any of you would be available on 10th, 17th and 24th that we can do a roster for.
It is at Maddington store. I am waiting foe Esther to confirm times but I think it is 10am to 2pm.
Hoping to get enough interest to do up 4 x 1 hour rosters for each day. Don't expect you to make yourself available all 3 days unless you want to do all 3.
Dogs must be kid friendly and best if they are dog sociable too incase other dogs are in store.

12/07/2023

NED HAS FOUND HIS FOREVER HOME... THANK YOU TO EVERY ONE THAT ENQUIRED.

Hi everyone. Instead of an 8 week old pup have you thought about one that is 3.5 months old.
Ned is one of our pups from Rayne x Jack. Unfortunately life at his new home has not worked out with their older dog. Ned is super loving and well behaved for his age and has been receiving obedience training.
His achievements include sitting, laying down, staying, eating when told, returning and is crate trained. But is still a pup and boisterous in nature.
He is not home here with us due to our on going health issues, but if you are interested please pm me with your details and phone number and I will pass onto his current family.
Ned is not free but his forever home is more important than recouping all of his cost.

01/06/2023

Puppies using their sensory skills this morning, they have to be locked up due to tractor coming and going

23/05/2023

Good morning all.
Dakota x Jack litter are booked for their vet check, vaccination and microchip tomorrow morning. Our daughter Emma is taking them as I am booked for shoulder surgery that day.
I will be intouch with everyone hopefully Friday letting you know how they all went.

12/05/2023

Can we come out to play

10/05/2023

Almost ready for their new homes

06/05/2023

Hi everyone,
I came out of hospital late last night.
Sorry but for today this the best I can do for photos for you. I hope I got them all and you can work out who is yours.
I will be in touch individually hopefully over the next couple of days.

03/05/2023

Just an update .....
I am still in hospital. Pups are being taken good care of by family. They just a bit under the pump atm so no photo updates.
I have been moved to rehab so hopefully once they make sure I can do a few things independently I will get released.

Thank you every one for the well wishes and your patience

02/05/2023

Hi all. Please be patient with our puppy updates for a few days.
On Friday I dislocated my shoulder. Went to ED and had it out back in.
The pain didn't subside so hubby took me back early hours this morning to find out it had dislocated again, and a raised temperature indicates an infection somewhere requiring IV ABd and a hospital stay for a couple of days.
Rayne X Jack litter are being microchipped, vaccinated and vet checked Friday. Hopefully I will be home then.

27/04/2023