"Sorry to burst your belief, all our bloodlines have been DNA tested the original male foundation of one of our bloodlines who has also been tested was given to us by a person who years later after becoming disgruntled claimed that she got him from a pound.
This was a maliciouse and failed attempt to bring disrepute against the Australian Koolie breed and Tjukurpa Kennels.
As you seem to be attempting to do again here.
With no proof you lay unproven allegations at my door.
The fact is that it is against the law to allow an animal from any pound in Australia to be re-homed unless first desexed and micro-chipped, if this person did indeed obtained the dog illegally, she did it without our knowledge and she would face stern charges.
Did our foundation Koolie have any history, no as many breeders across Australia will willing and honestly reply, did he have ability and meet the criteria we have come to know as the Koolie yes! and his five generations of progeny bare witness to his genetic potency as a sire as they have continued to be excellent workers of Stock, Service, Sport and Companion.
You may gather I am very proud of the current status of our generation bred Koolies and of their ancestors. We have nothing to hide and nothing to prove.
Which is why we DNA all our bloodlines and wait patiently for the secrets to reveal themselves.
Please do not expect any further comments from me regarding this."

"This is absolute hogwash! Which brings into question the credibility of any of the other "facts" that tjupurka has presented on this site and others.

There is NO LAW in Australia making sterilisation mandatory.
It is the individual policy of each welfare organisation as to whether they desex dogs before re-homing or not.
There is NOTHING in the NSW Companion Animal Act that states desexing before re-homing is compulsory, whether it be from an organisation or an individual.
There are in fact, some animal shelters who DO sell/re-home UNDESEXED dogs.

Please state the ACT under which you are siting this supposed "law".

In addition, it is compulsory for all animals sold or transferred to be microchipped in NSW ONLY. NOT other states in Australia (NSW Companion Animals Act 1998 Sect. 8)."

" it has never been stated and if it
has please direct me to the site, and if it is in our power to correct
it is shall be.
Where it informs the general public that the Koolie
breed has been recognized, it has not. "

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While many in rescue are trying to reduce numbers of dumpings, backyard breeding and breeders for profit and you know who you are "

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Where it informs the general public that the Koolie breed has been recognized, it has not. It is stated true and correctly that only members of the Koolie Club of Australia may access the Sporting registrar in Victoria, nsw and Qld and that through the Sporting registrar the breed is acknowledged by its breed name Koolie or Australian Koolie.
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"Correction if a handler wishes their Koolie recognised as a Koolie it will only be recognised if they register though the Koolie club of Australia.
You are correct Nsw handlers of any working breed can register with any other working group which accepts them, but they will not be recognised by their breed just the organisation they register through."