Rhodesian Ridgeback Facts
Rhodesian Ridgeback
CKC Classification
The Rhodesian Ridgeback is considered to be a hound by the CKC.
Origin
The Rhodesian Ridgeback has originated from Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) which is in South Africa. Ancestors of the Rhodesian Ridgeback have been found in Cape Town which is also in South Africa.
Use
This breed was used for hunting big game because of its endurance level and intelligence. This breed was also used to protect the home.
Appearance
The colour of the coat is a red or light wheaten colour and it may have white on its toes or chest. The Rhodesian Ridgeback’s coat is short yet dense and it appears to look glossy. It has a ridge on his back that is formed by the hair growing in opposite directions. The ridge goes from the shoulders to …show more content…
This breed is also very intelligent. Another thing about this breed is that it shows no shyness or aggression towards people that it knows, but it can act different towards some strangers. This breed also has an even temperament and it is known to protect the home.
Veterinary Notes
The Rhodesian Ridgeback does not possess specific health issues different from any other breed. Some common health issue though are Neospora Caninum, mast cell tumour, hypothyroidism, eye problems, cysts, bloat, dermoid sinus, elbow dysplasia, and hip …show more content…
The male Beagle’s size can range from 36 to 41 centimetres in height and the female can be about 33 to 38 centimetres in height. A male Beagle’s normal weight is 10 to 11 kilograms and a female’s normal weight is 9 to 10 kilograms. The Beagle can come in many different colours like tricolour, black and tan, red and white, orange and white, and lemon.
Distinctive Characteristics
The Beagle is a very social breed when it comes to dealing with other dog breeds and people. The reason why the Beagle is so social is that it is a pack dog. It is also a good family pet because it is good with young children. This breed’s bark is different from other breeds as it sounds like a short howl or baying. The Beagle has a very good scent and a great amount of stamina.
Veterinary Notes
The Beagle can have many different health problems as it all depends on the breeder and the environment it lives in. Some health issues that are specific to the Beagle breed is Beagle Pain Syndrome (Steroid Responsive Meningitis) and Chinese Beagle Syndrome (Musladin-Lueke
CKC Classification
The Rhodesian Ridgeback is considered to be a hound by the CKC.
Origin
The Rhodesian Ridgeback has originated from Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) which is in South Africa. Ancestors of the Rhodesian Ridgeback have been found in Cape Town which is also in South Africa.
Use
This breed was used for hunting big game because of its endurance level and intelligence. This breed was also used to protect the home.
Appearance
The colour of the coat is a red or light wheaten colour and it may have white on its toes or chest. The Rhodesian Ridgeback’s coat is short yet dense and it appears to look glossy. It has a ridge on his back that is formed by the hair growing in opposite directions. The ridge goes from the shoulders to …show more content…
This breed is also very intelligent. Another thing about this breed is that it shows no shyness or aggression towards people that it knows, but it can act different towards some strangers. This breed also has an even temperament and it is known to protect the home.
Veterinary Notes
The Rhodesian Ridgeback does not possess specific health issues different from any other breed. Some common health issue though are Neospora Caninum, mast cell tumour, hypothyroidism, eye problems, cysts, bloat, dermoid sinus, elbow dysplasia, and hip …show more content…
The male Beagle’s size can range from 36 to 41 centimetres in height and the female can be about 33 to 38 centimetres in height. A male Beagle’s normal weight is 10 to 11 kilograms and a female’s normal weight is 9 to 10 kilograms. The Beagle can come in many different colours like tricolour, black and tan, red and white, orange and white, and lemon.
Distinctive Characteristics
The Beagle is a very social breed when it comes to dealing with other dog breeds and people. The reason why the Beagle is so social is that it is a pack dog. It is also a good family pet because it is good with young children. This breed’s bark is different from other breeds as it sounds like a short howl or baying. The Beagle has a very good scent and a great amount of stamina.
Veterinary Notes
The Beagle can have many different health problems as it all depends on the breeder and the environment it lives in. Some health issues that are specific to the Beagle breed is Beagle Pain Syndrome (Steroid Responsive Meningitis) and Chinese Beagle Syndrome (Musladin-Lueke