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Join our waiting list for your inja puppy
Thank you for considering an inja puppy to join your family. We’re so excited to welcome new families into the inja community.
Our puppies are priced at approximately $4,800-$5000, and we take great care in matching each puppy with the right home. If you feel we’re the right fit and you’re genuinely ready to move forward, we invite you to complete our application form to join the waiting list.
Why do we ask questions & how do we match puppies? Rather than choosing puppies in reservation order, we carefully match each puppy to the family we feel will be the best fit.
Whilst our pups temperaments are consistently calm and chilled, there can be a real variety of little personalities within each litter! Over the first few weeks, we spend lots of time with the puppies, getting to know each one as an individual. Who’s the confident explorer, who’s cuddly, and who’s a little more sensitive?
We then use everything you tell us in your application, from your household and lifestyle to your experience and what you’re hoping for in a companion, to help us make the right match. This is why we ask you to take your time when completing your application and share as much information as you can with us about your home and day-to-day life. Whilst we do take colour and sex preferences into account where possible, being flexible on these can really help us find the right puppy for you.
Our aim is for every puppy to grow up in a home where they can truly flourish. We consider each puppy’s individual nature and needs alongside your lifestyle, family dynamic, experience and expectations. For example, for a family with two young children, we’d look for a puppy who is settled, gentle and confident around noise and busy little hands. We also consider how much time your puppy will spend alone, as some pups naturally cope with this better than others.
Your position on our waiting list doesn’t determine which puppy you’ll be offered. The list is simply there in case a litter is smaller than expected, for example if we lose a puppy before or at birth. In that situation, places are honoured on a first-come, first-served basis, and anyone who misses out would usually be carried across to our next litter. We’d be in touch straight away if this ever happened.
Our Breed: Australian Labradoodle