5 Reasons Why YOU SHOULD Get A RIDGEBACK
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- 5 Reasons Why YOU SHOULD Get A RIDGEBACK. Today breaks down 5 amazing things about Ridgeback puppies! Ridgebacks are incredibly popular and here are the reasons you should get one.
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I’ve had Ridgebacks for over 30 years. Most of them have been rescues because of the idiots who bought them as pups but did no research on the breed. Ridgies are the wonderful but they are not for the novice, they are highly intelligent, obedient if trained properly, they are also funny and have a great sense of fun. In my opinion they are the best breed in the world. I adore Ridgies ♥️
Any responsible breeder will put in their contract that that puppies/dogs go back to the breeder if , for any reason, they can't be kept by the owner.
that's amazing that someone who understand ridges nature, are you in melbourne ? so we can have a ridge union, i have a 8 months boy.
@@laijazzmen7981,I have a parvo rescue, she's a mix with pit bull, her growth was stunted as a result, she is 45 lbs of high energy love, I don't believe I will ever own another breed
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Thank you. This is why I do as much research as possible and talk to breeders before getting any breed. I myself love "pit bulls", and BULLIES. They are not for everyone, meaning if you don't like dogs DON'T GET ONE BECAUSE YOUR BUDDY HAS ONE!!! It takes a love for animals to have ( not own) a dog. I trust my dogs over any human.
I'm sorry. You just Have to be an animal person.
Love your comment.
My Rhodesian Ridgeback just turned 10 years old, up until a few months ago we walked 3-4 miles 5 days a week and hiked 7-8 miles every Saturday and Sunday….at his prime he was 160 lbs, he’s probably 130 lbs right now, the tallest Ridgeback I’ve ever seen, he is a true champion, I miss our long walks (and talks), I feel guilty going hiking on my own, I love this guy, what a pity they grow old so quickly, to new puppy owners, love them, train them, talk to them, treat them like one of your own kids, spend as much time as you can with them, they will love you unconditionally and to have these wonderful dogs as a part of your family is a privilege….would I get another Ridgeback…….Hell yes !!!!
160 lbs 😮
That is WAY too big for a Ridgeback, he is most definitely overwieght, even if he is way over the breed standard in terms of size. My female is at the top of the breed standard for females in terms of both height and weight (she is not overweight at all) and people would say "she looks small for a Ridgeback" because people are breeding these monster Ridgebacks way above breed standard. A male should be under 100 lbs, ideally around 85 lbs. My bitch hovers between 75 and 80 lbs.
I just adopted one from the shelter she’s so calm yet stubborn. Love her
My roommate had a Rhodesian Ridgeback, who I knew for close to a decade, prior to us being roommates. She was an amazing companion with a great personality. Introduced my male Doberman to the family, and it was nonstop dog shenanigans. Two big canine goofballs vying for the most attention and/or belly rubs.
First time owner and I have the best RR I could ever asked,,, sweet, funny, gentle, has childlike attitude (she's just turned 1), very intelligent
Hi I've had these all my life. Since I was in the 4th grade in the 70's. My mom is still a regional coordinator for Ridgeback Rescue in the USA. They are the best dog ever, but...
You really need to take your time getting one for the first time. Even if you have had other dogs go to a bunch of dog shows, visit SEVERAL reputable breeders, get a Crate, and plan on obedience training. Once you have one or two it's easy. I just placed one with my sister and he fit right in, but we knew what we had. He fell in love with the girls day one. Of course we are a family that lets dogs sleep on the bed so now he is spoiled.
I have an 8 year old ridgeback rescue. She’s the best dog I’ve ever had. Super loving and sweet. She purrs when you hug her!
Awesome! I'm in the process of getting one mysaelf, but I a liittle concerned about the exercise they require. How much exercise does yoursa require?
@@cr8244 Alot. Especially if they have adhd. I got 3 ridgevacks and 1 of them have adhd so they he needs alot of exercise if he doesnt get it he plays around. We have a manesch so they run in there tho
We got our puppy on the 26th of December and she is so lovely. Born on the 3rd of November, the same birthday as our 11year old son. We are city people who love the outdoors and we walk a lot and even some iceskating is what she likes.
My purebred RR was my first dog ever, I was totally capable of training him & taking care of him... they are such smart, but stubborn dogs. His sassiness tends to match mine. I raised him as a puppy in a high rise condo, I moved into a house once he got larger - thinking he would like it; & he did not lol. I moved back into a high rise & he loves it. I’m currently in the process of getting another RR pup from the same breeder. They are by far the best dogs ♥️
You discovered the laziness. I swear their favorite thing is air conditioning. I have used crates and used to think they hated being in their crate. I take them outside and all they want to do is go back in the house. Unless it's spring or fall and it's not too hot or too cold. But just right.
I'm the exact same! I got my RR in college, and he's definitely a couch potato lol. And he's only 2 1/2 so I guess he just has an old soul lol. I take him out on long walks and to the dog park for at least 2-3 hours every day. That being said, he literally just rolls in the dirt and then flops over for a nap while all the dogs run around him and he sunbathes lmao
so i'm on my 3rd round of Ridgie ownership (20 years now), I forgot how energetic puppies can be, and i need to do a little refresh. my darling 10yo boy is such a joy in my life, and the new puppy is such a handful. subbed so i can do a little refresher in how to train puppies, it's been a while.
I grew up with a lab rotty mix and worked at a humane society for almost a year. My young Ridgeback (lacking a ridge) is the most stubborn dog I've ever interacted with. Number 5 regarding the challenge is very true. Definitely worth the effort so far though. 😀🙂
train them well and they are so awesome, I have two and they are never aggressive! Stereotypes hurt this breed...
True words, amazing breed
I have a few on my Ranch. They keep all the Predators away but they are super friendly toward my sheep and humans as well as my chicken and my ducks
Stereotypes hurt every breed!
Just got our first ridgeback 11 weeks old now, full of energy, has biting moments but is learning to stop when told, he’s a lovely dog and can’t wait to get him out for a walk, just waiting as parents have just got a puppy English bulldog who’s a bit younger and don’t want to risk spreading any disease as they spend time together, mind the garden is getting a right mess. 😀
I had a giant shnauzzer once, rescued from the street at about 8,9 months of age, stubborn creature but the love of my life 🥰 he passed away on my very hands, 19 years ago, I'm not recovered yet, and will never be 💔 yet, I love RR and always wanted one, so now I am gonna buy a girl of 9 months and I hope that my experience with the GS will be enough for her, and family of course, to be happy and well, wish me luck, guys... 🤗
Love my ridgy and these videos are super informative
I have a 5 month old.. my 3rd male Ridgeback. Best dog ever.. with good training early
Love your dog in the back🥰
I just got a puppy from the shelter and he was considered a boxer mix. I've always had labs but they get cancer at a young age,8-10 . The puppy I got is a Ridgeback and I've had to train myself to understand how to train him. He's so handsome and such a joy!!!
I have 5 of these creatures and they are simply beautiful and intelligent. They are NOT for first time dog owners. I trained mine without treats and we use both verbal and hand signals. They will guard their areas and family with no fear. Mine are sweet and love to cuddle, I lost control of 3 couches ! 🤣🤣
Absolutely towards people in the house they live with they r lap dogs who want nothing but attention and cuddles but if anyone tries to come in the yard or the house they turn into monsters i love it
I used hand-signals with my rhodesian as well and I noticed it helped so much when she was younger. Everytime she would start to throw a fit or get too excited the hand hesture would calm her down and she would be so attentive. She "listens" more to the silent gestures now than the vocal commands, which is great because it means she's looking at me. :)
Her only quirk is that she howls when the sun comes up. lol. Good thing I'm an early riser!
We do the verbal and hand signals too by far the smartest and I mean SMARTEST dog I've ever known. They can open doors, play dead speak I've trained this dog with out any issue to di most everything with the exception pf the aggressive and reactive shit.
He is stubborn and thinks he runs the show at times.
It works my nerves but we deal with it the best we meaning me and him can.
@@BeckyGard Yeah, I gave up trying to train mine not to bark at the squirrels hanging out in the trees outside my windows after a year or two of frustration. I realized it was just what she was breed to do (ie hyper territorial and alert to animal intruders). Now I block the bottom half of the windows with blank painting canvases when its squirrel season. As for walks, a thick rope slip-lead works and being hyper-vigilant with noticing things before she does so I can prepare for the lunge or distract away from the squirrel/cat/whatever. Mine isn't the smartest dog, lol, thankfully she doesn't open doors. She is the sweetest dog without being clingy though. Many people say she is the friendliest/most social Ridgeback they've met. :)
The dog behind you sat on the couch licking itself throughout the entire vid...you are a zen master
We have a good sized yard, but our Ridgeback is as lazy a dog as I have ever had. She prefers sleeping as her favorite activity 😂
yep.
Mine just turned four and I was starting to worry something was wrong with her (my first Ridgeback) because she went from a zoomie-brained sprinter to a snuggly couch-potato. No complaints though, she still loves to run around at the beach and go for hikes. :)
Hi, first off I love the videos you produce on all the dog breeds. I am considering getting a RIdgeback. I grew up owning dogs such as a pitbull, pitbull/rot mix and german shephard . All of which I've enjoyed but my favorite was my pit/rotty mix. She was perfect with my daughter and they grew up together and she was great with kids even off-leash.
My dogs definitely knew I was the alpha in the house. Funny is whenever I've had a few choice words for them they would hide behind my wife, mom or daughter and seem to start mumbling as if telling me "hey I didn't do anything...hahaha!"
I used to be extremely active because I was a competitive fighter and competitive runner but at the age of 53 not so active but still way more active than most men my age. The only concern I have is if Ridgebacks get along with smaller dogs since I do not have any freal world experience with this breed.
I mainly am interested in the Ridgeback because I believe since they are dogs from a hot weather region, a ridgeback would do great where I live now which is Phoenix, Arizona where the average weather is in the mid 70's to the high 80's and sometimes low 90's but summers are easily 100+ up to almost 115 from my experience.
Would you recommend this type of breed for me? I've always been loving with my dogs in the past but have always kept a very watchful eye on their behavior and reactions and am quick to make corrections but at the same time respect their natural tendencies being dogs.
Other type I am considering is a doberman but leaning more towards the Ridgeback. Any thoughts?
I just did your quiz on the perfect guard dog...the answer was German Shepard. This is my favorite type of dog. I had one while growing up. Then my friend and I shared one beautiful black German Shepard. Black Magic died a year ago. My daughter now has one she and her husband are raising with their 3 year old son......they’re having a great time with two toddlers 😂😂😂😂. But the good thing is that Gregor is being well trained with a trainer. I’ve also owned a ridgeback/ lab mixed. Talk about fun times. Sadly Roxie passed away from melanoma cancer at the age of 5. She was so loved and truly missed. Your videos are very informative. Thank you for them!
Thanks so much for watching! It's great to hear you enjoyed our quiz too. We love being able to have content out about different breeds so everyone can get a better understanding of the right breed for them. So sorry to hear about Roxie, but hopefully our channels with help you deiced on the best breed for if you decide to get another dog ❤️
I believe I have a mini version of one; She has all the markings that of a Ridgeback but with a miniature Pinscher facial features. She was labeled as a standard Dachshund from a shelter here in Las Vegas. I adopted her back in August of 2022 and she weighed at that time 17.0lbs. Today, she is 30lbs and would consider her as a Medium sized dog rather than labeled as a 'small' one. She is quite challenging, but I have learned as when walking her and my other dog (chug) that I am there to simply guide them and make sure their leash lines don't get entangled with each other. She is pretty self willed as you mentioned, but attentive to me at the same time when needed. The two basically get along with each other; they gripe about toys and Sophia plays tricks on NaOmi to retrieve her toy that she had, but was taken from NaOmi to get her toy back. (LOL as watching them play with each other). Sophia is also a foodie and why I measure her food at each feeding so she does not become overweight. Homemade dogfood way better than pet store wet can food!!!! She is a joy and very strong! I plan to take the two camping with me very soon. :)
I've come across so many that I thought were Ridgeback mutts at the popular dog park I go to and every time I ask they tell me "that's what I thought too but we had her tested and she's not." I've only seen one actual Ridgeback mutt and it was all black with a ridge; a lab and ridgeback cross. Get her genetically tested but prepare for disappointment (or rejoice since breeding mutts reveals a lack of responsibility on the part of dog owners). Given the rarity of the breed and how expensive they are, most ridgeback owners do not let their dogs cross-breed and are more responsible than lower-cost pure bred owners (eg labs, sheperds, pitties, etc).
I'm a Country Boy that lives in a countryside fishing village (have the tipical house& lakefront yard that goes with it)& have been looking for a Protective Companion Dog.. It was suggested to Me that the Rhodesian Ridgeback would be a good choice.
Lovely dogs I have one and they are so LOYAL
i'm getiing a labrador ridgeback in 2 days!! im so excited!
Good for you taking a mix. They make just as nice a dog. Really any dog makes a nice dog. But I'm partial to Ridgebacks.
I want to get a Rhodesian Ridgeback, I think they would fit into my lifestyle perfectly. I’m actually a VanLifer who travels full time as a traveling veterinarian. With my husband who is a traveling nurse. He works night shifts so I wanted a guard dog to be with me when I’m home alone. We also wanted a dog with the energy to keep up with us hiking walking, and adventuring all. The. Time. Being in a small space and traveling I didn’t want a dog that sheds profusely, or comes with a long list of standard health problems (which do you have a video about a Rhodesian health?) I hope this breed is our perfect companion.
Thanks for watching! We'll see what we can do about a ridgeback health video!
Biggest health issue is dermoid sinus. It occurs at the crest of the ridge typically. I have only seen one with the condition, and the folks at Texas A&M treated it successfully. Other than that it's really typical big dog stuff. Have hips xrayed. Be careful of stomach torsion. I've seen a couple of torsions in rhodies. Damn near killed me both times. I hate losing a dog like that. Other than that they seem to live pretty long and don't have much in the way of issues.
I have a pitty and a ridgeback my pitt barks at everything so i dont take it to seriously when he does but when my ridgeback does ik there is a problem and he has bark so intimidating it makes my hair on my arms stand up needless to say great dog if u dont have one definitely should get one
We keep a weiner dog as a primary alarm. When the weiner dog barks no big deal, at the first soft woof I know the ridgebacks heard something.
@@allenrobinson7855 😂
Still have my very 1st Rhodesian Ridgeback, a female red wheaten named Mia Bella Ami (means my beautiful friend in Italian), just Bella 4 short, she's now 8yrs old & have had her sinc she was about 6 or 7 mo old. She is an amazing athletic intelligent loving wonderful dog, she luvs 2 play with toys & fetch all day long, football dog toy is her favorite & she can do some amazing acrobatics & jumps 2 catch her 🏈football ~ her othr absolute fav thing in the world is 2 swim, she is a water loving dog, which has been great 4 me bcuz i also luv the water so we can spend hrs swimming!!! She luvs 2 cuddle & she is a really superb watchdog & guard dog, she hasn't been hard or difficult 2 train or work with at all ~ of course iv had dogs all my life, my family's 1st dog when i was a baby & young kid was a female Doberman & sinc then iv had & rehabilitated & trained many dfrnt dogs of my own including a male Rottweiler, a female Swedish Vallhund, a male black Lab, a female German Shepherd, a Border terrier, a Welsh Springer Spaniel, a Beagle, a pitbull & many mixed breeds iv adopted from shelters which right now with Bella i have a small male Chihuahua/Border terrier mix & a medium sized mixed breed that is who knows all what tbh. Rhodesian Ridgebacks have now become 1 of my Favorite breeds, right up there with the Swedish Vallhund, Beagle, Border terrier, pitbull & Rottweiler ~ i also luv terrier mixes & have had a few of them! The next purebred dogs i will be getting is anothr red wheaten Rhodesian Ridgeback but a male this time & a Belgian Malinois as i have been fascinated & taken in by them 4 awhile & am sure it will be added 2 my favorite breeds ~ but i do absolutely luv my Rhodesian Bella, she & my female Swedish Vallhund have been some of my best of my purebred dogs, Rhodesian Ridgebacks r truly incredible & beautiful & awesome dogs & i will now always have a Rhodesian as apart of my life & in my pack!!
I have a 7 month old MALE mix (some terrier blood in him) and he is amazing with dogs and humans. I was thinking on getting a MALE Rhodesian Ridgeback in about 6 months and I am wondering what are your thoughts on this? My male mix will be somewhere around a year old then.
Can you please share the link to the quiz?
we just got a puppy! I love her so much haha
You're going to love and enjoy her to bits!!! They're the best!! My first girl, Ruby, died suddenly at 6yo from Pancreatitis. I was gutted. Now I have Marlee, the love of my life. She is 2yo. Selfishly, I'm thinking of getting another, because I cannot me left RR-less ever again.
@@kerriehickey6365 I have a Ruby right now.
I have had differant dog breeds before but its been a while and I am going to have a Ridgeback soon and do you think I can handle the situation, I was confident before but now hahaha 😅 but I need a dog as a gaurdian.
Best breed ever, perfection
I love ridgebacks
i m planning on buying rhodesian ridgeback but i haven t had a dog ever in my life but i have tried training my friends doberman pup and it turned out it worked well than i ever thought and also i love ridgebacks so what s your opinion should i buy one?
Thanks for watching! It partly depends on how much time and effort you're willing to put in. Each dog will require time and some are easier to train than others but if you continue done your research, are willing to put in the time, effort and commitment to the dog you should be okay. Hope research goes well!
I adopted a dog not knowing what kind of dog he was originally I thought he was a type of lab mix but turns out he’s a pure ridgeback and he could be a handful from time to time
This is by far my favorite breed that I always wanted to have, the problem is I am a total softy, I am not a strong type of the owner so I am afraid to take it 🤷♀️
I am an active person though so I am sure me and my dog would have a lot of fun
My ridgeback is a cross between scoobydoo and the donkey from shrek 😂😂😂 he's great
I knew a pretty bad dude who had a Rhodesian Ridgeback. His dog gave me a bad experience on the breed. Severely aggressive and he didn’t seem to have any control over his dog and found his aggressive behavior towards his guests funny. I love to hear the positive side of this breed of trained correctly.❤️
Makenzie. Don't go by that. I have a saying. the worst thing that can happen to a dog is he becomes a toughguy's dog. Toughguys with dogs like that are usually irresponsible and unsuccessful on many levels. The Ridgeback has become somewhat of a toughguys dog. It's bad enough when one knuckle head has one dog he messes up. It's the worst when a whole breed becomes a toughguy's dog. Thus all of the Pit Bulls crossed with Ridgeback. The Pit Bull is the poster child for mistreated toughguy dogs. SOOOOO many in rescues.
Go see a dog show put on by an AKC club and talk to an owner or handler. But be careful. Doing this very thing 35 years ago caused a pretty big addiction in my family. Cheers
@@allenrobinson7855my dognis a pit ridge mix :)
My boyfriend is a dog trainer and got a Rodesian Ridgeback as a training partner. I have had dogs before, but never a breed like this. I wouldn't be able to cope with this dog on my own as it has a very strong will of its own and is way out of my league. However, it is an incredibly sweet animal who greets his favourite people with a strong wagging tail. I wouldn't want to miss him for anything in the world. So you should really think twice about whether this dog is made for someone!
You forgot to mention their propensity for rearranging the living room furniture! :-)
We ended up with a rescue puppy about 2 months old. Were not told what breed they said mixed breed. 10 seconds in the door at 1st vet visit and she was a ridgeback. It has been a challenge working with her but she is doing better we have a 1/4 acre fenced in back yard and OMG can this dog run.My wife calls it her African run looping the yard at top speed. It is scary how fast she can run. Her favorite place is the platform house at the top of the slide she either runs up the slide or jumps up the rock wall ladder. The bark is so loud its no mistake she is barking. Still trying to find a chew toy that last more than a day with her.
I agree that a 20 minute walk is NOT enough!! I went outside with them every single day for 2 hours to exercise !! Otherwise, they weren’t happy and when they were pups, they could destroy A LOT IN A VERY SHORT PERIOD OF TIME !!! Lol!! And since they need a lot of mental stimulation, I’d work with them everyday for like an hour total!! They loved it!!! Can’t wait to get another.......well I’d like 4 or 5 actually !! Lol!! Gotta convince the husband for that many though AND I need to make a ton of money too!! Lol!!
I agree they are amazing I have one a gooffy but loveable but learn to Handel her she can hurt you as she's stronger than you
Love our ridgeback. She was challenging to train but is the greatest biggest sweetheart ever. Just adore her.
May my Ridge keeps me in shape:)
Good point there on no 2, we originally got our first ridgy because they don't bark.
First thing I thought when I saw all the barking videos on TH-cam was
animal abusers actually ignorant to the point where they make public videos about the abuse they inflict on such noble and intelligent beings.
The best reason to have a rhodesian ridgeback is that he loves families and time spent with the family he lives in. Our dog is Ragnar, 46 kg, 4 years old
1. It’s so cute
2. Soo cutee
3. Its sooo kjuuuuut
4. Gugugu
5. Bubu
First and foremost they are beutiful and verry nice to have around.
The one I had was no hero but in contrary to what you mentioned, the sheere looks of a fully grown male Ridgeback is more than enough to make most would be bad guys to think again.
I have experienced this effect my self.
I breed goldendoodles. But want one of these for my daughter. New subscriber
Awesome! Thank you!
Aww that’s awesome! I’ve been looking for a breeder but for a golden retriever not a golden doodle. Doodles are lovely also 🥰
Doesn’t anyone hunt with ridgebacks anymore? I mean they still must have good senses and instincts, so just you have to train them right. I’m looking for a bigger guard dog who is also good for hunting and ridgebacks caught my attention…
I have two RR. Im not the greatest dog teacher, my 15 year old son is much better.The two us totally different but I love both. Male is truly big , but big softy but dont try your luck , he is not aggresive dont dont mess with his yard his people, then he becomes a lot of dog. Very busy when young but that doesnt last a long time. The female is sooooo laid back , best mannered , docile dog but also the most aware guardian . If we go for walks and some is walking behind us she will syop every few meters to check on the stranger. Awedome dogs, love them like I’ve loved no other dogs before. They are nor perfect but man they are close to being. My 2 are not very head strong , they like to please us. Be strict but loving
Best breed. My boy is 53kgs at 1 year. I would not recommend having a dog like this in an apartment and give them freedom to run free outside often. In contrast they can also be very lazy. We take ours for long bush walks off the leash and this is where I see him in all his glory. Never use domination or physical discipline with this breed as they will become scared and scarred. They learn through treats, play and a confident owner. If there is a situation where you can't control them then make sure you avoid it. Ours has been a struggle on the leash but the Halti has saved us from being pulled to death. Not a fierce protector at all they ate big old softies. I grew up with boerboels and they ate fierce and protective let me tell you that.
Never get just 1 😁4 or 5 isn't enought
RRs r 1 of the fittest dog breeds in the world for decades.
Would u recommend a rhodesian ridgeback for first time owners?
Probs not but if u are experienced with dogs then sure
@@Dingo_JS19 yhhh ive had alot of experience with dogs
I wouldn't if you haven't brought up big dogs before
There are people who have owned several dogs and still suck as owners. Just do a bit of research.
Make my Ridgy is amazing and I’ll always have one. But I wouldn’t recommend. They are sooo highly strung.
Best breed in the world.
Virtually every video I see has these RR mouthing each other and other dogs. It seems to be playing, not aggression. My question is, Are they like a short hair Malinois? or do they have a completely different attitude? I was a kid raised by RR, but that was 60 years ago.
Rhodesian ridgeback is supposed to be sustainable towards hemophilic microorganisms , spread by blood sucking arthropods ( ticks at cet) and mange. It would be great choice for infested tropical regions, mediterranean climate . As a guarding companion or a participant in hybridization .
Most north European working breeds have a difficulty to perform in tropic climate.
yes, we lived in the Nthn Beaches of Sydney, ground zero for paralysis tick. We lost a cat to ticks, and the other one nearly died, but the ridgie didn't once get a single tick on him.
@@pineyridge7465 same in Jordan Valley and Jerusalem mountains. Full of those ticks with neural paralysis effect . A doberman faints at the spot . But a ridgeback - Irish wolfhound mix, covered with them, and nothing happens. We would wash him with baby-oil to get them off . Lol. Every time he escaped to the fields, to chase deers
@@anatolyalperovich9069 do you have the ticks they give humans a red meat allergy? 2 of my neighbours now can't eat red meat after tick bites.
@@pineyridge7465 i have heard of it. But had no experience or know any case of it. They tell it is a newly recently mutated star tick. In south USA . I have no idea, what the biochemical path could be. Besides that to call it an allergy , the triglyceride phospholipase must be involved . I think
@@pineyridge7465 regions , previously used for cattle farming , and then turned into suburban communities , are those , infested with infected ticks . The characteristic of read meat , is to pass de-amination, creating high levels of ureic acid, in blood. That causes the serum ph to drop drastically . As ureic acid plays on the side of lactate , in ph equation , in vivo
I have a rige back
I had 4 male ridgebacks all at once and 2 of them are still alive. I had one of the 4 pass lately he was alpha male. I’m alpha female. I have no problem with them ,they listen to me. I had other ridgeback owners come to my property (73) acres for walks, they expressed that they wished their dogs were like mine. I’m with them all the time, we are a pack. I think they are the best dog breed out there for me. I have had all of them since they were 9 weeks old.
you say that this breed is independent???? but most people say this breed is separation anxiety breed. I got a mix breed of one and I couldn't go to the bathroom without her scratching at the door
Can you please give me puppies of Rhodesian ridgeback
Please say row, dee, shin.
I'd say the stereotype people have is not about the breed... It's the owners. There's so many shit owners.
Weak and fearful is not what they're supposed to be. If you think it's common enough that it's worth mentioning as if it's common, then that's a real problem in the breed. I knew one breeder who thought they were getting too soft. She may have had a point.
Living city life? Sorry this is the stupidest thing I've ever heard for any big dog. How can you tell this sh...!?
I had a friend who owned an African ridgeback, here is what the narrator missed. Down the back of the dog, the hair grows in the opposite direction, it is about four inches wide. The temperament of the dog is very unpredictable likened to a pit bull. It is a one-owner dog. It is used for hunting LIONS. My friend sold her ridgeback to a young couple, big mistake, the dog killed the baby of that family. My advice is not to own these screwed-up dogs unless you are hunting lions.
What can we say????!!!! The Rodhesian should be well bread. and furthermore well educated. Without this they are loose ... Don't ever, ever,ever give this dog a house to people who don't know the bread. They are the most sweetisch dogs I ever had.