Search and see photos of adoptable pets in the Byhalia, Mississippi area Our Featured Byhalia, MS Partner: Blue Sky Dog RescueRhodesian Ridgeback Philippines at Jurisvet Dog Training Camp.Sabang, PhilippinesGood morning Lipa City.Posted by Rhodesian Ridgeback Philippines shared a memory.Three years ago, Dash gave birth to these beautiful puppies out of an island born sire. Last night, she was mated by Jaali (import from South Africa). We are hoping that they will produce their second litter. with Dawna Orilla.Nakaka-stress maghila ng suhi. Four out of six suhi. May laman pa yata. Pwede naman hindi na ilabas yan. Rhodesian Ridgeback Philippines at Hacienda Sta Monica, Avida Residences Lipa City.Lipa, PhilippinesNight ShiftPosted by Rhodesian Ridgeback Philippines shared a video — at Hacienda Sta Monica, Avida Residences Lipa City.Lipa, PhilippinesJaali, our two-year-old Rhodesian Ridgeback from Sourh Africa.Posted by with Dawna Orilla at Hacienda Sta Monica, Avida Residences Lipa City.Lipa, PhilippinesFirst order of the day kay Garrie ang makipaglaro kay Jaali.

Beatriz LornaaCarla AnsayyDawna OrillaaRhodesian Ridgeback Philippines shared Eda Maningat's video.HODORPosted by Eda Maningat with and .Hodor is now a vegetarian. # #Rhodesian Ridgeback Philippines added 6 new photos to the album: "Primo" in Palaui Island, Cagayan — with Dawna Orilla and .From Primo's mom: "This dog is superb! Very reliable in our trips. Very active, very dedicated and very brave! No fear at all. He was fighting with carabaos and cows, never backed out. Always wants to be in front of the boat. He also did so well in out hiking trips day or night." Photos courtesy of Ms. Meme CandariRhodesian Ridgeback Philippines with Eda Maningat and 7 others."Primo" in of his adventures. He is having the time of his life. Photo courtesy of Ms. Meme Candari.Rhodesian Ridgeback Philippines with and 4 others.Beautiful and gorgeous "Primo." He has grown so big now! Photo courtesy of Ms. Meme CandariRhodesian Ridgeback Philippines with and 2 others at Hacienda Sta Monica, Avida Residences Lipa City.Jaali at 22 monthsRhodesian Ridgeback Philippines at Hacienda Sta Monica, Avida Residences Lipa City.Lipa, PhilippinesHUNGRY MONSTERS Two-month-old puppies.

Posted by Rhodesian Ridgeback PhilippinesSeven Weeks Old PuppiesPosted by Rhodesian Ridgeback Philippines with Reuben Higino S. Cabrera and 7 others at Jurisvet Dog Training Camp.Waiting for Mommy Dash to come back from an early morning run.Rhodesian Ridgeback Philippines with and 3 others at Jurisvet Dog Training Camp.Jaali, one of the mascots of The Camp # #Rhodesian Ridgeback PhilippinesLipa, PhilippinesThree weeks old ridgebacks.Quincy Blue/Red 8-Piece Comforter SetPosted by Rhodesian Ridgeback Philippines with Moi Palicpic Manguiat and 2 others at Mt. Malarayat.Don't you ever try to rain on our parade. Snow Tires For Toyota MatrixHappy midweek Lipa City. Shower Pan Repair Kit LowesPhoto credits to Dr. Merci Porsuelo.Rhodesian Ridgeback Philippines with Moi Palicpic Manguiat and 2 others.

Dash gives birth to 3 huge puppies! Jaali, our import from South Africa, is now a certified stud! Rhodesian Ridgeback Philippines with Dawna Orilla and .Happy happy 1st birthday, Primo! Happy birthday to your sister and 2 brothers as well! We remember the night you were born last year. It was a stormy night during the height of Typhoon Glenda. We made sure you and your siblings were safe and dry. Glad to know that you are making such a great job in making your family happy and feeling loved. P.S. We love your ridge. Thanks to Ms. Meme for the photo. Rhodesian Ridgeback Philippines added 16 new photos to the album: Primo's Travel Photo Diary.Primo, from Baguio City, is such a traveller! We are sharing with you his trips to the North with his buddy, Titan (a Golden Retriever). They have travelled to La Union, Pagudpud (Ilocos Norte), Vigan (Ilocos Sur), Sagada (Mt. Province) and Banaue (Ifugao), Hundred Islands (Pangasinan). Thank you to his mom, Ms. Meme Candari, for sharing these precious moments with Primo.

Ms. Meme says Primo is a great travel companion. Rhodesian Ridgeback Philippines with Dawna Orilla and ."PRIMO" We are sharing with you the most recent photos of "Primo" and sibling, "Titan." "Primo" is currently undergoing his basic obedience training. BAGUIO VISIT Rhodesian Ridgeback Philippines' Dr. Esteban Aldrin recently visited one of Dash's offsprings, "Primo" who is living in Baguio City. Oh how "Primo" got delighted to see him! Here, "Primo" is photographed with his sibling, "Titan," a sweet and equally affectionate Golden Retriever. Notice how "Primo" flaunts his beautiful ridge. Thank you, Ms. Meme, for graciously receiving us to your place. We are very pleased to see "Primo" living a good life. Adopt a Rhodesian Ridgeback Family:sighthound, scenthound, Southern (sight) Area of origin:South Africa Original function:large game (including lion) hunting, guardian Average size of male:Ht: 25-27, Wt: 85 Average size of female:Ht: 24-26, Wt: 70 Other names:African lion hound

Rhodesian Ridgeback Dogs Available on Petfinder Right Now Watch Video About Rhodesian Ridgeback Dogs Dogs 101: Rhodesian Ridgeback Rhodesian Ridgeback Dog Temperament The Rhodesian Ridgeback is the hound group's answer to a somewhat protective dog. Not only is he a keen and versatile hunter, but he is a loyal guardian. He is good with children, especially protective of those in his family, but he is sometimes overly boisterous in play. He is strong-willed and powerful; some can become domineering. Rhodesian Ridgeback Dog Care The Ridgeback loves to run, and he needs daily mental and physical exercise to keep from becoming frustrated. He can be a good jogging or hiking companion. The Ridgeback is happier sleeping indoors and dividing his time between the house and yard during the day. Rhodesian Ridgeback Dog Health Major concerns: dermoid sinus Occasionally seen: deafness, elbow dysplasia Suggested tests: breeder check for dermoid sinus, (hip)

Dogs Related to the Rhodesian Ridgeback Interested in the history of the Rhodesian Ridgeback dog breed? When European Boer settlers arrived in South Africa in the 16th and 17th centuries, they brought with them such breeds as the Mastiff, Great Dane, Bloodhound, Pointer, Staghound and Greyhound, among others. These settlers needed a dog that could withstand both hot and cold temperatures, limited water and rough bush, while performing the duties of guard dog and hunting dog. By breeding their European dogs with native Hottentot tribal hunting dogs (which were distinguished by a ridge of hair growing in the opposite direction along the top of their back) they produced just such a dog. These dogs hunted by both sight and scent and were devoted protectors of the entire family. In the 1870s, several were taken to Rhodesia to hunt lions, chasing and harassing the lion until the hunter could shoot it. The 'lion dogs' were so successful that they soon became popular, their distinctive ridge becoming a trademark of quality.