There are no Fila Brasileiro breeders in New South Wales, mate. It's a restricted dog breed, so breeding, selling, or giving them away is strictly prohibited.

If a restricted dog rushes at, attacks, harasses, or chases a person or animal:

No imprisonment provision

Maximum penalty: 400 penalty units/$44,000

If a restricted dog rushes at, attacks, harasses, or chases a person or animal due to a reckless act or omission by the owner or another person in charge of the dog:

Imprisonment: Up to 4 years and/or

Maximum penalty: 500 penalty units/$55,000

If a restricted dog attacks or bites a person due to failure to comply with control requirements:

Imprisonment: Up to 5 years (and permanent disqualification from owning or being in charge of a dog in a public place in NSW)

Maximum penalty: 700 penalty units/$77,000

Failure to comply with control requirements for a restricted dog:

No imprisonment provision

Maximum penalty: 150 penalty units/$16,500

Failure to hold a valid annual permit for a restricted dog:

No imprisonment provision

Maximum penalty: 60 penalty units/$6,600

Selling or advertising for sale a restricted dog:

No imprisonment provision

Maximum penalty: 150 penalty units/$16,500

Accepting ownership of a restricted dog:

No imprisonment provision

Maximum penalty: 150 penalty units/$16,500

Breeding or advertising as available to breed a restricted dog:

No imprisonment provision

Maximum penalty: 150 penalty units/$16,500

Encouraging a restricted dog to attack:

Imprisonment: Up to 5 years (and permanent disqualification from owning or being in charge of a dog in NSW)

Maximum penalty: 700 penalty units/$77,000