Australian Cobberdog

I think it's a really standard practice, and if you are talking to a breeder at the moment and they're talking about you won't hear about allocations until seven-weeks-old, that's a really good sign, because your breeder's working really hard to get the best fit for their puppy.

Arguably, the allocation for an Anatolian Shepherd and the diversity within Kiki's litter is a more complex consideration than the Australian Cobberdog allocations that I navigated with Norman.

And I had an amazing breeder, Homely Tailmates, for anyone that's looking at Australian Cobberdogs.

Jodie's incredible and she let me be part of the temperament testing.

So going down, there's a litter of four puppies, and knowing what was really important to me as a future, having a future therapy dog or prospect, and being able to be involved.