Rhodesian Ridgebacks

[Brummy 9]

If these dogs are so good do us all a favour and get one then cross the beast to a greyhound to create your super dog. It's been done before by certain clowns with cattle dogs, white alsatians and other nonsense so go ahead. Chances are you'll do it once and the dogs will end up either being given away or given the bullet !

There are many lads on here who hunt all quarry all season using their own line bred stock or saluki/bull/collie blooded dogs who I'd put money on not even considering never mind running such a cross. But if you know best and they're as good as you say then go for it.

[THE STIFFMEISTER 16,819]

i have also heard of the dog andy mentions..But really i CANNOT SEE WHAT IT WOULD BRING TO THE TABLE????????

Its like saying oh I think Ill get myself a tibetan terrier instead of a patterdale....Bollocks

[Guest greybull]

each to there own ! ive never seen the x but have always been intrested in the ridgeback , everything ive ever herd about the breed has always made me want one , but after reading all this i dont think ile ever bother to aquire one , ridgeback x salukie x grey x whippit x bull bred back to the grey sounds like a wepon of a animal to me , but as folk say why ad the ridgeback blood , lol just for the hell of it ......

[lampinglurcher 36]

If these dogs are so good do us all a favour and get one then cross the beast to a greyhound to create your super dog. It's been done before by certain clowns with cattle dogs, white alsatians and other nonsense so go ahead. Chances are you'll do it once and the dogs will end up either being given away or given the bullet !

 

im sure its highly amusing to wankers like you brummy to put a bullet in a dog. i was asking peoples opinions having seen these dogs work, not asking dicks about what other people have done or what you think of it. if you haven't got anything worth saying - piss off :realmad:

[Guest GB HUNTER]

I was gonna say that.......................................

[chartpolski 27,579]

There was an advert in the CMW a while back, for Ridgeback/Greyhounds. They said it was a repeat mating and the previous litter were taking all game. Anyone on here got one from either of these litters, or seen one work ?

Cheers.

[DiStuRBeD 0]

The ridgebacks are not to take out a lion just to chase them then corner them intill hunters get to there to kill the lion ....

 

i know that mate, he was taking the piss, and so was i above

 

i know a bloke thats hunted ridge's for 20 odd years, like everything i think getting from working stock is the most important thing, his take foxes, deer, pigs and other quarry

[lampinglurcher 36]

The ridgebacks are not to take out a lion just to chase them then corner them intill hunters get to there to kill the lion ....

 

i know that mate, he was taking the piss, and so was i above

 

i know a bloke thats hunted ridge's for 20 odd years, like everything i think getting from working stock is the most important thing, his take foxes, deer, pigs and other quarry

 

 

it would mainly be used on fox and other animals that size and above, also be used as a guard dog, i havent found any other dogs that are able to do this. anyone got any other ideas?

btw, they are softmouthed.

 

matt

[Guest saladtossa]

i own a ridgeback bullmasstiff cross plus i have plenty of experience with pure ridgebacks...aggressive, no...but then any dog can be turned aggressive...health problems, yes, breed is prone to genetic health problems due to bad breeding practices in many countries...very devoted, loyal dogs...very brave and will tackle any animal, lions would'nt surprise me...fast, hell no, but very high prey drive...pointless as a lurcher but can be used as a scent hound for foxes, great noses...do tend to be a one owner dog but very loving, devoted with family, comepletely trustworthy...basic history is early south african pioneers crossing the hounds they brought from europe and the uk with a native hunting dog for a more climatized local hound...the ridge on the back is a throwback to the native dog...training, very slow to mature but very eager to please...patience and the dog will eventually exceed your expectations...my own dog would never hurt a human...any child could take a raw bone from it's mouth...but she's fearless in the field, has hunted feral pigs and foxes and if i wanted her to she'd lug an elephant

Edited August 31, 2006 by saladtossa

[lampinglurcher 36]

i own a ridgeback bullmasstiff cross plus i have plenty of experience with pure ridgebacks...aggressive, no...but then any dog can be turned aggressive...health problems, yes, breed is prone to genetic health problems due to bad breeding practices in many countries...very devoted, loyal dogs...very brave and will tackle any animal, lions would'nt surprise me...fast, hell no, but very high prey drive...pointless as a lurcher but can be used as a scent hound for foxes, great noses...do tend to be a one owner dog but very loving, devoted with family, comepletely trustworthy...basic history is early south african pioneers crossing the hounds they brought from europe and the uk with a native hunting dog for a more climatized local hound...the ridge on the back is a throwback to the native dog...training, very slow to mature but very eager to please...patience and the dog will eventually exceed your expectations...my own dog would never hurt a human...any child could take a raw bone from it's mouth...but she's fearless in the field, has hunted feral pigs and foxes and if i wanted her to she'd lug an elephant

 

 

beautiful dog mate so would you say a purebred is too slow for fox etc?