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First Litter "Scout": Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish and French Champion Ukukhyana Scout the Red Baron Tikkun and Naka produced their first litter January 16th 2000
“The most remarkable moment of my judging was when Ukukhanya Scout The Red Baron entered the ring. He is a liver nosed dog, which I do not normally like, but then I have never seen one exhibiting the breed type and head of this one. He is without doubt the best ridgeback I have seen. Superb conformation, excellent temperament, super head, excellent bone front and feet, excellent top line well ribbed back. His movement is outstanding, driving off well from strong well-muscled hindquarters with correct width behind hocks. In profile, effortless with great reach and drive, coming towards absolutely true. This was all wrapped in a beautiful coat and color. He was an easy winner in his class and never stopped showing in the challenge with enthusiasm and style. I was pleased to award this outstanding young dog Best in Show and also CAC. I hope to hear more of him in the future.” Lindsey Barns Her comments after judging the Rhodesian Ridgeback Swedish Specialty 2001
"Morgan": CH. Ukukhyana Neema Morgan At the 2001 National Specialty held in Washington Morgan placed 3rd in the Open Dog Class. He then went on to complete his championship winning two 5 point majors back to back. "Morgan" lives in Rogue River Oregon with Vicky and Mark Russel. He too enjoys running loose on 15 acres of forest land, hiking and playing with his new sisters "Madison"
and "Mackensey".
"Nye": Ukukhyana Nye's Memories of Africa "Nye" lives in Chicago with his owner Sharon Volk who owns a bed and breakfast for dogs…lucky Nye.
"Rocky": CH. Ukukhanya Masala Knockout "Rocky" aka Ukukhanya Masala Knockout also lives in Chicago with Desi Lange and the rest of her Ridgebacks.
"Bigelow": CH. Ukukhanya Zintatu Bigelow "Bigelow" is currently on vacation in Ausin, Texas with his owner Shana Nielson.
"Amazibulo": Ukukhanya's Amazibulo "Amazibulo" stayed with us. She was the only female produced in the first litter and did quite a good job keeping the other 5 boys in line. We were so impressed with her character that….
She stayed.
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