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Thread: Getting a Rodeshian Ridgeback Puppy. What gender should I get?

post 1635282083 04-02-2021, 05:05 PM
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Getting a Rodeshian Ridgeback Puppy. What gender should I get?

Growing up I've only really owned female dogs. That's just the way my family was. Any thoughts?

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post 1635282533 04-02-2021, 05:11 PM
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post 1635282873 04-02-2021, 05:16 PM
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We've had all females and got a male puppy 2 years ago. These are all GSDs. Our experience has been the male has been much, much more challenging. Though a wonderful dog still. Then our older girl passed and we got another female after this male and she has been so easy compared to our little guy. And by little guy I mean a 100lb male GSD full of muscle and balls. So I would say experienced dog owner ready for a potential challenge, try a male. Not experienced or whatever with a ridgeback, female is a much safer choice. Have friends who are ridgeback owners and have met them and they seem to be similar temperament to a GSD. Obviously every dog has their own personality, but odds are a female will be easier and a male will be more challenging. Just my 2 cents.
post 1635283133 04-02-2021, 05:19 PM
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I grew up wanting a pure bred boxer and when the time came I saw my pups pic and told the breeder I wanted that one, regardless of sex lol.

Now she’s 8 and the sweetest puppers ever man.

I’d say just go with the one that “speaks to you” if you know what I mean.

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post 1635283753 04-02-2021, 05:28 PM
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I think you should adopt a rescue and let them decide their own gender when they are ready
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post 1635284123 04-02-2021, 05:32 PM
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Well this thread was a bust. The breeder said there is a big list for the males. So I'm gonna go with a female. My brother had a Rodeshian and it was an amazing dog.
post 1635284433 04-02-2021, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted By Jandels⏩
I think you should adopt a rescue and let them decide their own gender when they are ready
You almost had me in the first half.
post 1635285543 04-02-2021, 05:51 PM
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Only adopt from the shelter crew
post 1635286153 04-02-2021, 05:59 PM
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You owned “female” dogs?

Why did you assume their gender?

A bigot like you shouldn’t be adopting. I’m sending this link to peta so that you get banned from getting a dog. Disgusting.
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[QUOTE=Krackerjacked post_id=1635283133]I grew up wanting a pure bred boxer and when the time came I saw my pups pic and told the breeder I wanted that one, regardless of sex lol.

Now she’s 8 and the sweetest puppers ever man.

I’d say just go with the one that “speaks to you” if you know what I mean.

Obligatory pup pics
[img]https://imgur.com/OeqZZ7H.jpg[/img]
[img]https://imgur.com/ZlX9BN0.jpg[/img
[img]https://imgur.com/jLSjEnb.jpg[/img[/QUOTE]Want to pet.

With those eyes I bet she gets lots of treats.[img]//assets.bodybuilding.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif[/img]
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post 1635287063 04-02-2021, 06:11 PM
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Helped take care of a female Rhodesian Ridgeback and she was the sweetest clumsy mess of a dog ive come across.
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Originally Posted By katya422⏩
Want to pet.

With those eyes I bet she gets lots of treats.
Oh she is stupendously spoiled lol
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Good choice on a dog. A grew up with a Rhodesian ridgeback and was an awesome dog. Very loyal and protective of my brother and I. We spent a lot of time in the woods behind our house and camping and he was always looking after us. From snakes, to other dogs, to coyotes, and even chasing after a couple bears that were hanging too close to our campsite.
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They were originally bred to hunt baboons and bait lions.

I don't much about the breed, but if the breed has a high prey drive then the females will have the higher drive which may be an issue depending on where you live.

I've only known one person who had one and it was a female and she was temperamental and could be quite aggressive.
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Fuuarrkkk op Mirin hard. Wife and I are looking to get one but there’s not many breeders where we’re from. Where you gettin yours?
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Have a 5 year old male. Great dog. Would recommend male/10. Hope you have plenty of space and time. They require a chit ton of exercise.
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Originally Posted By doughnutking⏩
They were originally bred to hunt baboons and bait lions.

I don't much about the breed, but if the breed has a high prey drive then the females will have the higher drive which may be an issue depending on where you live.

I've only known one person who had one and it was a female and she was temperamental and could be quite aggressive.
My brother had one named Nala and she was a sweetheart other than when it came to dogs and food. Also her dad help hunt boars all of the time. They are pretty awesome dogs.
Originally Posted By FlipBrah⏩
Fuuarrkkk op Mirin hard. Wife and I are looking to get one but there’s not many breeders where we’re from. Where you gettin yours?
South Carolina. Gonna be a far drive but worth it.
Originally Posted By lockdev⏩
Have a 5 year old male. Great dog. Would recommend male/10. Hope you have plenty of space and time. They require a chit ton of exercise.
I have a decent sized yard but I'd be willing to take her on a walk/run. My other dog is getting old and is gonna slow down so I'm hoping it keeps her young.
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They are lovely but their engines are just too much. Had Pointers and they were the same.

Want a non exaggerated Neapolitan mastiff or bullmastiff.
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Just make sure the parents have a good hip score
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