RUDDLEWOOD

Lila is my first Border Terrier, she is a lovely little bitch with fantastic movement, temperament and is an excellent working bitch. She has proved to be a wonderful mother who produces quality litters.

Ellie is bred out of Lila by Grindelvald Ruffanuff, she has many champions in her pedigree, she has wonderful head, conformation and movement and I am looking forward to showing her. She is a lovely kind character and is brilliant with her younger siblings and she just adores children.

She is cracking little bitch out of Lila's current litter, lovely cheeky nature, very bold with wonderful movement.

Bruiser is the biggest pup from Lila's current litter, he is just adorable, he has got a lovely disposition and just loves to be with you. He is a very outstanding pup and hopefully should make a fab show dog

I have grown up with livestock, horses and dogs all my life and have never known life without any animal in particular dogs, as a child we mainly had King Charles, German Shepherds and Labradors but in my opinion the best and most loyal companions are terriers.
I had my first terrier at the age of 10, who on many occasion used to follow me to school and wait outside the school for us until hometime!
Over the years I have shown and stewarded at both local and championship show level. My first homebred terrier qualified for crufts at his first show as a puppy.
We have a Small kennel based on a small holding in West Yorkshire where I work with my parents, but I live with my partner in Lincoln so my dogs commute with me everywhere.
Livestock is a large part of our lives as my partner is a livestock auctioneer and I work at the livestock market, we are very concious of sound breeding ethics within all livestock that we are associated with not just dogs.
I am a KC Accredited breeder and all of my dogs have regular health checks they are microchipped and DNA tested.
My dogs are chosen for Type, Conformation, Movement and Temprament, they are from show winning and working lines, and our dogs do work as living with livestock rats and mice go with the territory.