5 Pets You Can Legally Keep In Australia

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DOGS

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RABBITS

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CATS

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HORSES

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BIRDS

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5 Pets You Can Legally Keep In Australia

DOGS

Most of the dog breeds are legally allowed as pets in Australia, but there may be restrictions on certain breeds deemed to be dangerous or aggressive.

RABBITS

Rabbits are cherished pets in Australia, with breeds like the Dwarf Lop and the Mini Rex being popular choices.

CATS

Cats are popular pets across Australia, cherished for their independent yet affectionate nature.

HORSES

Horses are not typically considered pets in the same way as dogs, or cats. Instead, they are for recreational purposes, such as riding, showing, or as companions.

BIRDS

The majority of bird species commonly kept as pets are legally allowed in Australia. Galah and the Corella are popular choices in Australia

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