Wanora Stud

Wanora Stud Australian terriers Australian Stock horses and Quarter horses. From what we believe, to be some of the best non-over used bloodlines in Australia.

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Specialiszing in Breeding show quality horses ,terriers and poultry for

your average joe to be able to compete

and win with. Breeding foals with:

Power Steering, Electric Brakes, Looks to Thrill, Horse Power,

Built in Cattle Alarm and Senser , Temperament

Show Quality, Reliablility, Sleek Design,

Built Tough and Ready for All Terrian,

Made for t

he Race Track Modified for the Road,

with pink and leather interior ,

Stamped with a Quality Assured Badge

WANORA

And Branded With S9D


As for our terriers , Wanora Stud are reputable breeders of quality Australian Terriers. Our philosophy is to match the puppy with the family and socialise our puppies with both other animals and children from an early age. We are constantly aiming for excellence in spirit, personality and type of this lovable, lively, friendly little terrier both for the show ring, or as a companion. Due to our desire for well-mannered and friendly puppies we only breed a litter or two a year to ensure the puppies have a lively and loving upbringing whilst in our care. Wanora Stud is situated in a small town called Wanora, which is near Fernvale in South East Queensland, an hour out of Brisbane. We breed and sell only quality Quarter Horses, Australian Stock Horses and Australian National Saddle Horses. All our bloodline includes the who's who of modern and old Halter and performance horses. Almost all our broodmares are different and are triple reg. With some of them being Quarter Horses, Australian Stock Horses, Thoroughbreds, ANSA and even colour. We strive for pretty heads with easy to train minds (a Horse like a motorbike, can be put in the shed and when need can be pulled out and will start with the turn of a key , simple) Horses that don’t need to be ridden every day and can be pulled out of the paddock and taken to a show. Our Stallion Harman’s Handyman is now a closed book. His foals will be dropping from late August any year and will be available for viewing. Please feel free to email or phone us about any of our horses or just to have a chat, we love to talk horses and swap ideas. Our motto is: Go out and have fun, Go give those Professionals a run for their money.

22/11/2024

The Aussie funday day at Beenleigh has been cancelled due to the rain 🌧 😬

08/10/2024

Exciting news - Puppy papers were received yesterday so will be in the mail tomorrow 😄

Beautiful Banjo having his first groom. Now waiting for his brother to be finished.😍😘
21/09/2024

Beautiful Banjo having his first groom. Now waiting for his brother to be finished.😍😘

Stolen from another page......oh so cute 😍
17/09/2024

Stolen from another page......oh so cute 😍

08/09/2024

Copied and pasted:
Why Choosing a Breeder Who Shows Their Dogs Matters, Even for Pet Owners

When selecting a breeder, you might wonder why it’s recommended to choose one who shows their dogs, even if you have no intention of participating in dog shows yourself. Does this focus on show standards seem excessive or elitist? It’s not, and here’s why.

Dog shows are more than just competitions; they serve as a rigorous evaluation process where dogs are assessed against the breed standard. This standard includes several critical elements:

• Soundness: This refers to a dog’s overall physical and mental health, ensuring all organs and faculties are functioning harmoniously.
• Type: Breed type encompasses not just appearance but also character, bone structure, temperament, and movement, reflecting the essence of the breed.
• Gait: The quality of a dog’s movement is assessed to ensure ease and freedom from structural issues.
• Temperament: This measures a dog’s general attitude towards people and other animals, an essential trait for a well-rounded companion.

So why does this matter to you as a prospective pet owner? If you chose a Poodle, you likely did so because of their renowned qualities: their gentle nature, compatibility with children and other animals, and their ability to make exceptional therapy dogs. Good breeders strive to uphold these positive characteristics through their commitment to breed standards.

While not every puppy from a show-quality litter will be destined for the show ring, all will benefit from the breeder’s dedication to preserving the breed’s positive traits. Puppies that are not suited for the show ring but are well-bred still embody the breed’s essential qualities, making them excellent family pets.

Choosing a breeder who shows their dogs is not about snobbery or elitism; it’s about ensuring that you get a puppy who will grow into a well-rounded, healthy companion that exemplifies the breed you fell in love with. It’s about the breeder’s commitment to preserving the breed’s best traits and ensuring every puppy, regardless of its future in the show ring, starts life with the best possible foundation.

In essence, selecting a breeder who shows their dogs is a way to ensure that your future puppy will be a healthy, well-adjusted member of your family. It’s a reflection of love and respect for the breed, ensuring that all puppies have the opportunity to thrive and bring joy into their new homes.

Just letting you all know.Brigalow Bundy ownership has changed and will now reside at Highgrove Farm - in the Central Co...
04/09/2024

Just letting you all know.

Brigalow Bundy ownership has changed and will now reside at Highgrove Farm - in the Central Coast of New South Wales.
Contact detail Craig Neale - 0419 270 709.
Email - [email protected] or via Highgrove Farm - page.

01/09/2024

When the AKC officially admitted the Australian Terrier to its registry in 1960, it was the first terrier added in 24 years. It was also the first Australian-bred dog ever to be recognized and shown in Australia, and the first breed developed in Australia to be shown and recognized by the kennel clubs of other countries. It is Australia’s national terrier, but not its only terrier as the Tenterfield Terrier was also developed there.

The Aussie was developed to be a hard bitten working dog who could survive in Australia’s harsh Outback, and deal with the rodents and slithery snakes found in there. Among the smallest of the working terriers, the Aussie was first exhibited as the “broken-coated terrier of blackish blue sheen, but later names included the Blue and Tan Terrier, the Toy, and in 1900, the “Rough-Coated Terrier, Blue and Tan.” For quite a while, it was the only terrier other than the Miniature Schnauzer that didn’t develop in the British Isles. The Cesky Terrier and American Hairless Terrier, of course, have since added more diversity in terms of origin.

Image: Australian Terrier ©Mappingz01

24/08/2024

1 Blue and Tan boy looking for his forever home. Ready to go next weekend. Photos tomorrow.

All pups have found beautiful home.

12/08/2024

On the way to the Ekka 2024.

Puppy spam,I've been sick with flu for 5 weeks and only getting back to normal. Here are a couple of the kids
12/08/2024

Puppy spam,I've been sick with flu for 5 weeks and only getting back to normal. Here are a couple of the kids

07/07/2024

The pups are getting bigger every day.

29/06/2024

We have mastered the bridges - to go from inside the kennel to outside

29/06/2024

We have moved outside during the day.

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19/06/2024

Look at me

19/06/2024

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