New South Wales

Formed in 1998, the Working Gundog Association of Australia was formed at the height of the gun debate when there was a real threat that hunting with trained gundogs may have been banned. Two decades later WGAA has trained hundreds of gundogs and has conducted innumerable events that have showcased the role that the trained gundog can play in helping to conserve and sustain game species in the modern world.

Based initially in Victoria we now have branches in Victoria, Western Australia, South Australia,New South Wales and Queensland. WGAA is now recognised in the canine world as a family friendly organisation that is determined to safeguard the instincts of the gundog in all its various iterations, whether retrieving, pointing or flushing game for those of us who enjoy following their dog in the fields and swamps of the Australian outdoors.