Welcome to Ash Tree Farm
Our Ash Tree Farm Cobberdog puppies are famously sweet and are from beautifully connected, DNA and health - tested parents.
About Ash Tree Farm Cobberdogs
About Us & Our Expertise
Nestled in the heart of Tasmania’s stunning countryside, we are a small family-run breeding program dedicated to the wonderful Australian Cobberdog. Our journey with these incredible companions began in 2018 when we first welcomed them into our home as much-loved family pets. Their intelligence, affectionate nature, and striking coats quickly won us over, and what started as a deep appreciation soon grew into a passion for boutique breeding.
As a small, ethical breeder, our focus is on raising happy, healthy Cobberdogs with exceptional temperaments. Most of our breeding dogs live in loving guardian homes—forever families who provide them with all the love and care they deserve while allowing us to carefully continue the breed’s development. This means each of our dogs enjoys a full and happy family life, only returning to us for one or two litters before retiring as a cherished companion.
Living on a small acreage in Tasmania, we offer a hands-on, personal approach to breeding. Our puppies are raised in a family environment, ensuring they are well-socialized, confident, and ready to become beloved members of their new homes. We believe in transparency, friendliness, and ongoing support for our puppy families—whether you’re welcoming your first Cobberdog or adding another to your pack.
With over 6 years of experience, we are experts in breeding Australian Cobberdogs. We have a deep understanding of their temperament, behaviour, and health needs, which allows us to produce high-quality puppies that make great pets. We collaborate with other excellent breeders world-wide and offer mentorship to newer breeders.
Our Australian Cobberdogs undergo thorough breed specific DNA testing and have their hips, elbows, hearts and eyes assessed for breeding.
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Current & Upcoming Breeding Dogs
