Get Dog Registration Rockhampton

How to transfer Select the 'Transfer online' button. Log in to your NSW Pet Registry account. Select 'My Pets' to see a list of the pets you own, then select the 'Transfer' text for the relevant pet. Enter the details of the new owner, then select 'Transfer' again.

You may keep two dogs per household. Approval is required for the keeping of: three or more dogs over the age of 12 weeks (other than a working dog) on any premises.

If you are the new keeper of a pet, you can transfer the microchip into your details. You will need the pet's microchip number and exact date of birth to transfer the registration online. If you don't know the date of birth, you can ask the previous keeper to start the transfer from within their account.

Make sure you provide a complete mailing address for the new owner. This is the address the pedigree association will use to mail the new owner a new certificate. Dogs may require a supplemental transfer form. This is usually the case if the dog has had more than 2 registered owners.

If you are selling or giving away your dog to a new owner within the Brisbane City Council area, you must transfer the existing registration, providing details of the dog and the new owner's name and address. You can: transfer the registration online. transfer the registration by phoning Council on 07 3403 8888.

No rules or requirements for transfers have changed; the AKC has made the process more efficient. With the properly completed and signed certificate from the previous owner, just go online to update the dog into your name and the name of any co-owners. Complete your transfer today!

You can notify Council of your change in address by calling 07 4932 9000 or by completing the Change of Postal Address Form (PDF, 216KB) and emailing (enquiries@rrc.qld.gov.au) or posting it back to Council (PO Box 1860, Rockhampton, Qld, 4700).

You must register your dog with your council or local authority within 14 days of it reaching 12 weeks of age....Lodge complete the approved form. pay the prescribed fee. if the dog is desexed, submit a signed veterinary surgeon's certificate stating that the dog has been desexed.