At Ridgy Didge we have a Guardian Program in place as an important part of our ethical breeding practices. We thought we would let you know how this works. From time to time, we choose an outstanding puppy to keep as a future breeding dog. This puppy is one
The Australian Cobberdog is a ‘Purebreed in Development’; as a breeder, Ridgy Didge is committed to improving the breed continuously, for the wellbeing and benefit of the breed and our adopting families. We do extensive DNA testing and hip scores of our breeding dogs: by knowing our dogs’ genetics, we
Know how to find and ID a paralysis tick. Since our recent near-death experience with our precious Reddy, we thought we should follow up with a blog about paralysis ticks and keeping your pet safe. Typically, ticks are considered to be Spring/Summer afflictions, but rain and warmer weather brings ticks
Very relaxed puppy.Grooming toolkit - click to enlarge That soft and silky puppy coat is just so beautiful and soft and sweet-smelling, you really don’t think to brush it to keep it looking and smelling wonderful. STOP! It is really important that you start right now, and take some time
Stripping that bone flosses those teeth!Chicken thigh and wing bits as part of adult dog meal. It’s pretty hard to dispute the fact that dogs LOVE bones! That same old question “what do dogs eat in the wild” gives us insight into the fact that dogs are meat-eaters and bone-eaters
At Ridgy Didge Cobberdogs, we are always learning and looking for ways to do things better. With this in mind, let’s talk about feeding our Cobberdogs. What are dogs meant to eat? Think about dogs in the wild. What do they eat? Wild dogs kill and eat small animals, birds,