Special Considerations for the Rhodesian Ridgeback

As the Ridgeback is a special dog, he also requires a bit of special care and training. Personality and Training: What works with ordinary sporting or working dogs isn't right for the Ridgeback, which requires a trainer he knows and trusts, and discipline that is fair and justified. The worst thing you could do for your new Ridgeback puppy is to only keep him around other Ridgebacks. Exercise: The Ridgeback needs regular exercise to keep hard and fit - but avoid overdoing it with a young animal with growing bones.
+ Read More

---

All About the Ridge!

How did this ridge come to be? It's an amazing story. It was unnoted by artists and writers until 1759 AD, when the existence of ridged dogs was mentioned in a journal near Capetown. The reference was to the ridged Khoikhoi dogs, used by their owners and the European settlers to protect vil
+ Read More

---

Is Rhodesian Ridgeback the Right Choice of Breed for You?

Pride. It's also a word that perfectly defines the character of Rhodesian Ridgeback. Because of the breed's above-average intelligence, the Ridgeback requires a great deal of mental stimulation. Despite his strength and courage, the Ridgeback can also display sensitivity. Also, the breed does require a little "personal space" and comfort room. The Rhodesian Ridgeback was originally developed only for hunting, not killing the pray. This means, that a properly trained and socialized Ridgeback is a good-natured and exceptionally versatile dog, which will give his owner many years of pleasure
+ Read More