Dogs Tasmania

  • Home
  • Dogs Tasmania

Dogs Tasmania Dogs Tasmania (TCA Inc) is the organisation which administers all pure-bred canine activities in Tas

Welcome to Dogs Tasmania (TCA Inc) the organisation which administers all pure-bred canine activities in this State. These activities include shows and obedience trials, open to all breeds of dogs, and retrieving trials and field trials specifically for the Gundog breeds (Pointers, Setters, Spaniels, Retrievers & Utility Gundogs e.g Weimaraners). A number of obedience clubs also conduct Tracking T

rials, a relatively new discipline to the State. The Tasmanian Canine Association Inc is a member body of the Australian National Kennel Council (ANKC), together with kindred organisations in each state/territory. The ANKC, in turn, is an associate member of the FCI - Federation Cynologique Internationale, the umbrella organisation for most of Europe, South America, most Middle Eastern countries, and the majority of African and Asian countries. The ANKC has close ties with the Kennel Club England, the American Kennel Club and the Canadian Kennel Club. The first dog show in Australia was held in Hobart Town in 1862 and, when the two organisation in the north and south, each administering dogs in the relevant area of the state, agreed to unite, the Kennel Control Council of Tasmania came into being in 1954 as the state body and, with the implementation of a fully-elected governing Council in February, 1995, the organisation changed its name to become the Tasmanian Canine Association Inc. The Tasmanian Canine Association Inc has forty-four (44) affiliated clubs, including Agricultural Societies, with the responsibility to conduct shows and/or trials on behalf of the Association. There is a show and/or trial held somewhere in the state each weekend throughout the year.

Tassie wins State of Origin Challenge! Over the weekend our Dogs Tasmania Team “defended the island” against their Dogs ...
14/10/2024

Tassie wins State of Origin Challenge!

Over the weekend our Dogs Tasmania Team “defended the island” against their Dogs Victoria counterparts at the Dogs Victoria State Scent Work Trial in Traralgon, Victoria.

The Tasmanian Scent Work Team members were required to nominate the class and element in which they would like to challenge a Victorian team member. The teams gained points based on their individual team members result in each class and element. The final team score is calculated from all the individual results of those in the challenge across the three days of competition.

Wow, did this lead to some state rivalry!

Heading into the final day, Team Tasmania were trailing the Victorians by 13 points. Tassie knew they had some great teams heading into the final day and the entire Tassie team rallied to come over top of the Victorians in the final classes on the last day of competition.

Final result Tasmania 45 points, winners over Victoria with 40 points.

Tasmania was represented by the following Dogs Tasmania members and their canine, who come from all corners of the state.

Master Scent Work (SW) and Team Leader - Melinda Cleland and Lula (Associate) - North West
Excellent - Jenny Boskell and Beaukene Girl Power (Bouvier Des Flandres) - North West
Advanced - Jenny Boskell and Tarko (Australian Kelpie) North West
Advanced - Kirsty Loader and Brandybrook Torvi Skildbitar (English Springer Spaniel) - Northern
Masters - Leanne Smart and Tornadobe Black Pearl (Doberman) - Southern
Masters- Lisa Watson and Firefield Lily Allen (Labrador Retriever) - Southern
Excellent- Lisa Watson and Mhadaidh All That Jazz Freya (Golden Retriever) - Southern
Advanced - Renae Foss and Trueclass Triffic (Labrador Retriever) - Southern
Excellent- Victoria Barker and Ubiqque Gold Dust Woman (Swedish Vallhund) - Northern

Congratulations to Dogs Victoria on hosting such a fun and inclusive state scent work trial. Tassie looks forward to defending their title next year!

Please note, the prize for the winning team is a perpetual trophy made and donated by Melinda Cleland.

The State of Origin Scent Work Challenge is a fun challenge administered by the trial committee and is not a Dogs Australia competition, merely a competition for the winning state to hold bragging rights for 12 months.

12/08/2024

With a faithful, docile, receptive and composed temperament, this breed was originally used to hunt large game such as bears in the mountainous terrain of the Tohoku region in Japan. The breed stars in the 2009 film Hachi: A Dog’s Tale, a true story of their devotion and loyalty to their owners, and is regarded as a national treasure in its home country of Japan.

Can you ID this breed?

Comment your answer below before checking the hashtags for the answer!

24/07/2024

Buying a puppy is a huge undertaking, it is 10+ years of commitment for you and your family and these are some of the reasons we think adding a purebred dog to your home:

🌟 Quality and Health: Opting for a purebred dog from an ethical breeder ensures you're investing in a pup with a well-documented lineage. These breeders prioritize the health and temperament of their dogs, guaranteeing a companion that will bring joy and longevity to your family.

🏡 Tailored Fit: Purebred dogs possess specific traits and characteristics that align with various lifestyles. Whether you're an active outdoorsy type or prefer a more relaxed lifestyle, there's a purebred pup out there that will seamlessly integrate into your routine and become an irreplaceable part of your home.

👪 Responsible Breeding: Good breeders are committed to responsible breeding practices. They prioritize the well-being of their dogs, providing proper care, socialisation, and a nurturing environment. By supporting ethical breeders, you are actively promoting responsible pet ownership.

🐾 Community and Support: Bringing home a purebred dog from an ethical breeder means joining a community of passionate dog lovers. These breeders are a valuable resource, offering guidance and support throughout your pup's life. From training tips to health advice, you'll have a network of knowledgeable individuals by your side.

So, if you're ready to embark on a meaningful journey with a purebred pup, consider reaching out to one of our ethical breeders. They'll guide you through the process, ensuring you find the perfect match for your family. Remember, a purebred dog is not merely a pet; they're a lifelong companion who will bring love, loyalty, and immeasurable happiness to your world.

23/07/2024

Dogs Tasmania members putting health testing at the forefront of their dog’s wellbeing.
Thanks to Channel 7 for the footage.

We often get asked how to find a registered breeder. Often finding a breeder, particularly if you’re looking for a speci...
07/02/2024

We often get asked how to find a registered breeder. Often finding a breeder, particularly if you’re looking for a specific (not common) breed can be tricky.

Dogzonline is a great place to start. All breeders are Dogs Australia registered & they also offer a secure payment option so you can trust you’re not being scammed.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/z4tbF4MYAV7auMGe/?mibextid=QwDbR1

Buying a puppy is a huge undertaking, it is 10+ years of commitment for you and your family and these are some of the reasons we think adding a purebred dog to your home:

🌟 Quality and Health: Opting for a purebred dog from an ethical breeder ensures you're investing in a pup with a well-documented lineage. These breeders prioritize the health and temperament of their dogs, guaranteeing a companion that will bring joy and longevity to your family.

🏡 Tailored Fit: Purebred dogs possess specific traits and characteristics that align with various lifestyles. Whether you're an active outdoorsy type or prefer a more relaxed lifestyle, there's a purebred pup out there that will seamlessly integrate into your routine and become an irreplaceable part of your home.

👪 Responsible Breeding: Good breeders are committed to responsible breeding practices. They prioritize the well-being of their dogs, providing proper care, socialisation, and a nurturing environment. By supporting ethical breeders, you are actively promoting responsible pet ownership.

🐾 Community and Support: Bringing home a purebred dog from an ethical breeder means joining a community of passionate dog lovers. These breeders are a valuable resource, offering guidance and support throughout your pup's life. From training tips to health advice, you'll have a network of knowledgeable individuals by your side.

So, if you're ready to embark on a meaningful journey with a purebred pup, consider reaching out to one of our ethical breeders. They'll guide you through the process, ensuring you find the perfect match for your family. Remember, a purebred dog is not merely a pet; they're a lifelong companion who will bring love, loyalty, and immeasurable happiness to your world.

17/12/2023

Dogs Tasmania offices will be closed from 12.00 noon Friday
15 December 2023 and will reopen Monday 08 January 2024 at 8.30am.

Wishing everyone a happy and safe Christmas and a successful 2024!

17/12/2023

Address

77 Chapel Street

Opening Hours

Monday 10:00 - 14:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 14:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 14:00
Thursday 10:00 - 14:00
Friday 10:00 - 14:00

Telephone

+61362729443

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Dogs Tasmania posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Dogs Tasmania:

Videos

Shortcuts

  • Address
  • Telephone
  • Opening Hours
  • Alerts
  • Contact The Business
  • Videos
  • Claim ownership or report listing
  • Want your business to be the top-listed Pet Store/pet Service?

Share