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The Australian Cobberdog is renowned for its outstanding ability to excel in assistance and therapy work, a purpose for which it was specifically bred. Unlike other breeds, such as the Labrador or Golden Retriever, which were developed primarily for hunting and retrieving, the Australian Cobberdog was created with the sole objective of having optimum characteristics necessary to become therapy and assistance dogs. Since its breeding in the 1980s, no other breed has demonstrated such an exceptional ability to adapt to this type of work.

One of the most remarkable traits of the Australian Cobberdog is its intelligence and eagerness to please its owner. It is highly receptive to new commands, and always strives to understand and obey as quickly as possible. This breed is also known for its propensity to catch the eye of a person, making it an ideal candidate for therapy sessions that involve eye contact.

In terms of temperament, the Australian Cobberdog possesses all the ideal qualities required for a therapy or assistance dog. It is calm, tolerant of all types of people, and patient with those who may handle it roughly, such as those suffering from dementia or autism spectrum disorders. This breed is well-suited for therapy work as it never shows aggression, but instead avoids problems altogether.

The Australian Cobberdog has a very distinctive and cute appearance, often compared to that of a teddy bear, which makes it highly appealing to people, even those who are afraid of dogs. Its long, soft, and non-shedding coat comes in many colors, making it suitable for therapy sessions related to the senses. The breed's unique appearance and gentle temperament make it an excellent choice for a therapy or assistance dog.

No, a Labradoodle is not an Australian Cobberdog. The Labradoodle is a cross between a Poodle and a Labrador Retriever, or a multigenerational cross (the so-called Australian Labradoodles). On the other hand, the Australian Cobberdog has a recognized pedigree from the Australian MDBA, as well as a stable DNA sequence that maintains its characteristics from generation to generation. This stability helps to predict the dog's qualities, which is particularly important for breeding and ensuring the consistency of the breed.

In contrast, with Labradoodles, there is always some uncertainty regarding how the puppies will turn out, and their qualities cannot be accurately predicted. Therefore, if you are seeking a hypoallergenic dog with enormous potential for therapy and assistance work, it is recommended to consider the Australian Cobberdog instead of the Labradoodle.

Registered Australian Cobberdogs must be able to prove genetic stability. All registered (MBDA-recognised) Australian Cobberdogs come with a pedigree issued through the Australian Master Dog Breeders and Associates and a quality guarantee.

Yes, absolutely. Please note that the puppies must be at least 4 months old and have received all necessary vaccines before they can be transported.

Yes. We are registered with the MDBA. Member number 33655. All Coisfarraige Cobberdogs have pedigree papers.

We are also registered with The Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine.

In accordance with the Animal Health and Welfare

(Sale or Supply of Pet Animals) Regulations 2019 (SI No. 681/ 2019)

Unique Registration Number :DPT200264C