A state parliamentary inquiry into puppy farms has wrapped up in Sydney this week following a three day hearing, which began in Armidale on Tuesday.
It was called for due to concerns about the state’s relaxed breeding regulations, compared to the rest of the country.
RSPCA New South Wales advised the inquiry to create a breeder licensing system, introduce compulsory microchipping and to cap the number of litters a breeder can have in a year.
The committee will hand down its recommendations on August 31.
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