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Tasmanian Labradoodles face court over alleged breaches of animal welfare act

Elizabeth and Paul Bartlett have been charged with overbreeding their female labradoodles. (Supplied: Facebook)
  • In short: Tasmanian Labradoodles is facing 70 animal welfare counts for alleged over breeding 
  • What's next?: The owners are due to face the Launceston Magistrates Court in August

A popular dog breeder in Tasmania's north has been charged with over-breeding its female dogs, with one dog allegedly having six litters in just under two years.

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