Alice White
#7 In everyday life, the Rhodesian Ridgeback gives the impression of an absolutely phlegmatic creature, misleading those who are little familiar with the breed.
In this mode of energy-saving, dogs have been "turned on" from time immemorial, thus accumulating strength for the upcoming hunt. Modern individuals are also in no hurry to abandon ancient traditions, in the absence of work, passing into a static contemplative state and leaving it at the first request of the owner.
#8 The Rhodesian Ridgeback does not conflict with the children.
He is not annoyed by childish antics, and he does not fall into hysterics from harsh screams and other "noise effects" that usually accompany games. If necessary, the dog will always support the company and please your heirs with some simple trick. In this case, it is important to observe the measure and not hang one-year-old crumbs on the pet. The ridgeback will most likely find an approach to them, but the forces may not be calculated - there is a very significant difference in dimensions.
#9 Rhodesian Ridgebacks can be attributed to those breeds for which rivals and prey are seen everywhere, so the dog is not a friend to other pets, as well as street animals.
As an example: if the neighbors on the landing have acquired a charming fluffy, which is periodically released to “ventilate” into the yard, you will have more worries. Otherwise, get ready to explain to the owners of the cat the "ritual sacrifice" that the dog can arrange when faced with the animal on the street. Rhodesian Ridgebacks also conflict with each other, so keeping two males in the same territory makes sense only if you are entertained by the constant showdown between the pets, grumbling, and rivalry for a more delicious piece.
