Amira is my first dog, and the bitch I will base my kennel on. She has personality, loves all people she meets, only with the typical reserved nature of the Ridgeback. She grew up with cats, and are good friends with the three I've got here (although the cats do not always see eye-to-eye with her).

 
I bought a family dog, and wanted a dog that could be with me everywhere I went. Amira goes with me to my work, visit my familiy and friends and fits my life perfectly. When she grew older, there were alot of people saying she grew up beautifully, and said that I should go to shows with her. She has been shown sparingly and in that time has been very successful. I have been very satisfied with how well she has done in the few shows she has attended.

Amira loves to work and she learns new things easily. She willingly works for her treats and takes pleasure in our training sessions together.

Since I bred Amira to an American dog, both his owner and I wanted to see what kind of results Amira had "over there". So I got copies of the x-rays that was taken of Amira's elbows, and sent them over to OFA. The results are back, and it shows that her elbows does not have any evidence of elbow dysplasia. I want to stress that it is ONLY the result in SKK that is valid, and that these results are more as an information than anything else.