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I got one. They'd be a great first dog. Does everything I tell her.

I have had a ridgeback (Mazi) he was my biggest love in the world so far, will never forget him <3

Potty training through night is very difficult, any idea what to do?

Hya the link for the puppy course is not working:( do you have it on different site now ?

My son has 2 pits with ridgeback mix . They are puppies he just found thid out thru a dna test

We have been breeding and raising them for forty. years. There is a 150 pound., over standard, male at the foot of our bed as I write this. He is fantastic. Shalom//gw

I found a Ridgeback at the park. The Vet believes he is one year old. He has not been trained not even to sit I have been trying but he does not want to learn. Can anyone please help me with how to train him? His owner probably will never return for him.

Wow never seen a Pommy red neck before 😂😅

Just rehomed a ridgeback x staff this is helpful

I RAISED ONE ONLY 4 WEEKS OLD AND I WAS ABLE TO TRAIN HER VERY WELL. I POTTY TRAINED HER IN NO TIME. AT MEALS, SHE WAITS TILL SHE IS INSTRUCTED TO EAT. SHE HAD LOTS OF ENERGY. VERY SMART AND LOVING.

It’s great to watch you. We are planning to have a dog. It’s going to be our first dog. And we are a young couple which means we are away for work some days and would like to travel overseas every year. I love Doberman and my partner loves Rhodesian ridgeback. Would be great if you compare them in a video ☺️ Thank you

I am buying a rhodie puppy that is 12 weeks old, is it too late to train her?

how could u hate ridgebacks? I got a 7 year old ridge Female ridgeback and she is stunning and i love her so much with all of my heart❤ she is so precious,beautiful,calm,strong!❤

honestly i never knew my dog is a ridgeback. my cousin sold me to her and told me she a mix of a doberman/pitbull, until someone told me that if im not sure if she is a ridgeback until i search it up. I’m not even upset about it because i love how she is so energetic, intelligent and very protective. she also the most sweetest dog ever even tho she can be stubborn too but that her personality and i love it. im excited for the rest of the years i have with her ❤

BOO I HAVE ONE HE'S AMAZING

We have just adopted a RR, he is a 10 week old 11kg LAND SHARK ! We have a crate, I have the time (retired) Thanks for the instruction Will. 👍🏻

I have two 35lb pups that are well behaved and almost 4 yrs old. I found what I believe is a ridgeback or has some in him. I Love the advice on handling a bigger dog...

I found this guy here and we are waiting to find out how exact breed but we are being told ridgeback.

I’ve NEVER seen a cropped or docked Ridgeback. What are you talking about???

Once you’ve shared your life with a Ridgeback there’s just no other breed! ❤

It's pronounced rhod eeshun

Best dog need to luuuuve y ridgie with y whole hart❤

My ex had a Ridgeback. He was the most chill and calm dog I've ever met. He was very kind and would cuddle. I think his personality was just different from the typical in his breed.

You should never get a rhodesian ridgeback you should get 7 like me

I lived in Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) for 2-1/2 years right after independence and I never saw a Ridgeback, either in town or on farms and ranches. The most popular breed for the whites seemed to be Labradors. I did see a few Boerboels. The Africans out in the country had dogs that were about the size of a beagle or maybe a tad bigger. They were shorthaired, athletic dogs, and some of them had a ridge of backward-growing hair going down the middle of their backs, just like a Rhodesian Ridgeback. My hunch is that the RR is a result of crosses with this land-race of dog with the Boerboel, or the Boerboel's predecessor breeds.

I have 3 ridgeback females and am starting to have a serious problem with the oldest one being overly dominant and are starting very serious fights with the other 2. I'm so lost on what to do.....

We horen zo weinig van je geen nieuwe verhalen ben je gestopt of iets anders?

Just got back from local football park was taking photos of clouds, Ridgeback came charging agressively behind me. I had to use my expensive camera to block it from biting me. The old guy owner had no control, he just faintly said Oh No Bear dont do that.

Looking at ur body posture, you should definitily not get a ridgeback!!!

Glad I found this channel before we get our puppy 👍

Zimbabwean Ridgeback!

Huh, they are a wildly different colour. People often mistake our Vizsla for a ridgeback though

Getting our second RR - this one we're picking up at 6 weeks old (seems young). What treats do you recommend for a pup this young for immediate training?

ok heres a good one, how do I get my ridgeback to stop trying to kill my cats?

#1 is hands down the best point. For example, last year my dog suddenly decided he didn't enjoy walks anymore. I don't know why or what changed, but he would act scared or simply done and drag me back home after only a couple minutes, annoying me greatly as I need to walk to think well. This year, I wasn't having that anymore because we both need the exercise, and he learned over the course of 2 weeks that I am more determined and stubborn than he is, and when I say it's time for walkies, IT'S TIME FOR WALKIES. I took my 75lb dog and picked him up and walked with him. I got a harness so he can't slip out, meaning his butt gets dragged if he tries to sit. We no longer have issues and he's back to being excited for walks. It took patience, and various kinds of strength that came from love, and you need to be that kind of person (which you can learn to be) to have a dog like this and live a good life.

I have a RR/Boxer/Pitbull mix as my first dog, and pet that's required actual responsibility, and while it's been really hard, I've learned as much as he has. he's so much smarter than I thought dogs could be and he's always tried his hardest to make me happy to the point I've hardly had to use treats for training because he desperately wants to learn so he can feel confident, as he is also very independent but relies on me when he gets overwhelmed or scared. I broke through all of these guidelines but with a lot of patience and a strong emotional connection as I've always felt spiritually close to dogs, we always came out of it a better dog and a better master. If you're just going to see this breed as "a dog" or a tool, you definitely need to obey the guidelines, but it's always going to be different when there's a strong friendship between man and dog.

Great video keen to try this with our pup coming next week!

10 out of 10. Have one and agree in 100%

I grew up with dogs, and when I went to college my parents wouldn't let me take my sweet angel Levi (a male RR who was around 8 yrs old). I decided to take a leap of faith and get my own male RR while still going to school. I guess that technically made me a first-time dog owner (independent of family dogs). That being said, it's possible to do amazing things with the breed, you just have to be willing to put in the effort. My boy, Moose, is now coming on 2 1/2 years old and is heading to Houston with me as I start my career after graduating in May this year. My dog is my life, and I spend at least 3 hours a day on walks or at the dog park with him. I find it just as much fun as he does. I'd much rather get a nice workout with him than go to a stuffy gym - plus I prefer his company to other people too lol. At this point, he has passed basic obedience, intermediate obedience, basic agility, and got his Canine Good Citizen certificate. I love to increase our bond as a team, and I can't wait to see all the amazing things we can do. Oh and don't get me wrong, he's an absolute couch potato so he doesn't mind sleeping all day while I work. However, when I get home, he knows it's game time and time to have some fun lol! I think it doesn't matter how many dogs you've had before, but it does matter the amount of effort and time you're willing to spend. It's also imperative to do your research and know what you're getting into to create the best relationship/life for both you and your dog.

I'd say the stereotype people have is not about the breed... It's the owners. There's so many shit owners.

I've had Ridgebacks nearly my whole life. They aren't for everyone but they are amazing dogs. Extremely difficult puppies!

It's "row·dee·zhn" NOT "row-diz-ian"

I have a Ridgebull........not recommended for normal owners. My dog has a stimulation level of 17.....along with otherworldly strength for a 55lb dog.

Ours is a choco lab/Rhoddie mix. We walk her twice a day and take her to doggie day camp. She needs a job and “running the camp” is her job. She is super smart, very protective of our home and of all 4 of us. She can definitely jump our 6 foot fence but luckily we give her lots of attention, play and love.

Stuck up, pain in the ass, borderline cat like monster. Still love him. And he loves me so much I hate myself.

Why do all of your videos link to this guy? Who doesn’t even have a Rhodesian? Who would take this seriously?

How is this relevant to ridgebacks? It’s a completely vague, extreme behavior.

Can you do a video on the Vietnamese Ridgeback

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... 🤗

Best dog I ever had never trained her but I think she understands what I'm telling her I live in Arizona I take her to the mountain by the house and she loves that one time she saw some wild pig and it was on I went home didn't think I would see her again but 2 hour later she came home with no scratches or jumping cactus on her love her