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About Us . . .
Paradigm Rhodesian Ridgebacks
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We show occasionally -- enough to get championships
on our dogs, but that is pretty much it, since our free
time is limited. We do try to go to the RRCUS National
Specialties, if they are reasonably near by. The
remainder of our free time is spent with local church
activities and pretty much hanging around the house,
landscaping the yard or, a particular favorite, is hiking.
Our dogs love to accompany us and refuse to be left
behind.
on our dogs, but that is pretty much it, since our free
time is limited. We do try to go to the RRCUS National
Specialties, if they are reasonably near by. The
remainder of our free time is spent with local church
activities and pretty much hanging around the house,
landscaping the yard or, a particular favorite, is hiking.
Our dogs love to accompany us and refuse to be left
behind.
We only breed occasionally, as time permits, and after thorough research convinces us that
the proposed litter is going to, hopefully, add value to the present Ridgeback gene pool and
comport with the AKC standard for the Ridgeback. Of equal importance, if not greater, is
temperament and health of our Ridgebacks. It is our desire that you have a Ridgeback that
will bring joy to your lives and become an inseparable member of your family. We are
members of RRCUS ridgeback club and adhere to the Code of Ethics therein.
the proposed litter is going to, hopefully, add value to the present Ridgeback gene pool and
comport with the AKC standard for the Ridgeback. Of equal importance, if not greater, is
temperament and health of our Ridgebacks. It is our desire that you have a Ridgeback that
will bring joy to your lives and become an inseparable member of your family. We are
members of RRCUS ridgeback club and adhere to the Code of Ethics therein.
Background info. can also be
found at from
www.rrcus.org:
found at from
www.rrcus.org:
- History of the Breed.
- What's a Ridgeback Like?
- Official Breed Standard
- What do you need to know
before you buy a Ridgeback - Is the Ridgeback right for
you?
| Contact Us: Mike & Martha 860-887-9635 paradigmrr@sbcglobal.net |
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Our names are Mike & Martha. We
live in Connecticut with 3 Rhodesian
Ridgebacks: Ella, Dinah and Eva. Our
dogs live in the house with us and
are, first and foremost, well-loved (i.e.
spoiled) members of our family.
Pictured to the right is first, the matron
of the house, Ella, and her two
daughters, Eva and Dinah.
live in Connecticut with 3 Rhodesian
Ridgebacks: Ella, Dinah and Eva. Our
dogs live in the house with us and
are, first and foremost, well-loved (i.e.
spoiled) members of our family.
Pictured to the right is first, the matron
of the house, Ella, and her two
daughters, Eva and Dinah.
Maverick, our first Ridgeback, who
passed to The Rainbow Bridge on
October 12, 2004, sold us on the
breed in 1994. Martha, Mav, Ella and
Roxie, are pictured to the right. We
tragically lost our foundation bitch,
Roxie, to either chronic lyme disease
on April 30, 2006. Mike and Roxie
are pictured below left on April 29,
2006, when we realized she wasn't
going to make it. Click HERE for our
last farewell to Roxie.
passed to The Rainbow Bridge on
October 12, 2004, sold us on the
breed in 1994. Martha, Mav, Ella and
Roxie, are pictured to the right. We
tragically lost our foundation bitch,
Roxie, to either chronic lyme disease
on April 30, 2006. Mike and Roxie
are pictured below left on April 29,
2006, when we realized she wasn't
going to make it. Click HERE for our
last farewell to Roxie.
