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07 Are Rhodesian Ridgebacks energetic or hyper? |
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This article is from the Rhodesian Ridgebacks Breed FAQ, by richard@inet.net (Richard Gordon) with numerous contributions by others.
A young Ridgeback is a very energetic fellow. But as Ridgebacks
mature, most of them become much more laid back. One author calls
them the "kings of dozing." Some say that a mature Ridgeback is
happiest when either running flat out across a field or flat out
asleep at your feet. In general, they mature into lovely calm dogs
that do well when raised with children and other pets.
 
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