OZUBI

1CC & Best of Breed, 1 Res. CC. Junior Warrant.
Hip score 6/2
Treasured companion, great showdog and devoted mother to her two litters. Sorely missed
1994 - 2006

Beattie's son. Eamon - Stud Book No. 1490CM
Permanently qualified for Crufts. Res. Best Dog Southern RR Club Open Show 2003.
Proud sire of 4 successful litters. Hip score 2/2

Another Beattie son - exported to the Bawabu Kennels of Satu Laakso in Finland, has sired 13 champions in Finland, Norway and Sweden.
This handsome boy is well known for his rock steady temperament and passed the temperament test with excellent score of 236+ Hip score B/B (good) Elbows 0/0
Has also competed in lure coursing and tracking.


His litter brother (not pictured) OZUBI'S RUSSET, 3 Res.CCs including Res. Best Dog Crufts 2007 in a breed entry of 212. Also holds his Kennel Club Good Citizen Bronze, Silver and Gold awards and has competed in agility. Beauty and brains!! well done to his owner Claire Samuels.

A Beattie grandaughter - 1CC, 2 Res CCs inc. Crufts
Best Puppy Crufts 2004. Best Puppy in Show Camberley Premier Open Show on her first outing at 7 mths. Best Puppy and puppy group 2, Lutton 3-day Open Show. More recently 1st Limit Bitch at the RR Club of GB Ch. Show 2006 in a record entry - judge Janet Wang from South Africa. At Crufts 2008 she was 3rd Limit Bitch(25 in class) and lst in the CGC class.

Holds her Kennel Club Good Citizen Bronze and Silver awards.

Hips score 7/6 Elbows 0/0

A litter from Iris is planned for early Spring 2009, sire of this litter will be Swedish Ch. Tolasanas Sitanka (Louis) Hips A/B Elbows 0/0, temperament tested. Enquiries welcome.

We have owned and shown Rhodesian Ridgebacks since 1977 and been members of the Rhodesian Ridgeback Club of Great Britain for 30 years and the Southern Rhodesian Ridgeback Assn. for over 10 years. We are also * KENNEL CLUB ACCREDITED BREEDERS*. Our dogs all live in the house and are not kennelled. Although they have had some great successes in the showring, both here and abroad, they are firstly treasured companions. Litters are only bred occasionally when I want a puppy for myself and the Code of Ethics for the Club re. health and frequency of litters is adhered to, all are hip scored, and temperament is top priority. This is not an easy breed to own and these large enthusiastic hounds take up a lot of your time, needing plenty of exercise and careful training, as being hounds they can give a lazy appearance but do like to hunt. If you have the dedication and patience to spend on your puppy in the early days he will reward you by making a devoted family dog/companion.

Visitors are always welcome to come and meet the dogs at home and talk 'ridgeback' by prior arrangement.