Where to buy a robotic dog in Australia
Where robotic dogs are sold in Australia at September 2026, what to check before you buy, and how our enquiry service passes your request to a supplier.
Robotic dogs are sold in Australia by specialist dementia and aged care retailers, by assistive technology and mobility shops, and on general marketplaces. The companion pup is the model most of them list. MetaDog is listed by fewer shops. Tombot Jennie is not sold here yet.
Where you will find them
| Channel | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Dementia and aged care retailers | Companion pups, often MetaDog, and quote desks for facilities |
| Assistive technology and mobility shops | Companion pups, some with NDIS payment options |
| General online marketplaces | Wide price spread across sellers; check it is the genuine product and who handles returns |
| This site | One enquiry passed to a suitable Australian supplier, who quotes you |
Checks before you pay
- The exact model and coat colour.
- The warranty period and who you contact about a fault.
- Delivery time to your address or the aged care home.
- Whether batteries are included.
- For NDIS participants, whether the seller can be paid the way the plan is managed.
How our enquiry service works
This site is run by Yes Right Pty Ltd as an enquiry service, and we do not hold stock. You fill in the enquiry form with the number of pups and the delivery location. We pass it to a supplier who sells to families or aged care, and that supplier quotes you directly. You decide whether to buy.
Buying for a home or a group
Aged care homes buying several pups should ask for volume pricing and a single delivery. See robotic dogs for aged care homes for how homes plan the numbers.
If you want a Tombot
No Australian retailer sells Tombot Jennie at September 2026 and the maker runs a waitlist. Buying from an overseas seller who claims to have stock carries risk. Our Tombot page tracks the status.