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Originally Posted by
Lionhound
They are also selectively deaf and have a 5-10 second delay where they decide if your request is worth responding to
Can only totally agree with that - glad it is not only mine !!
Originally Posted by
Pita
Elena, why not visit a few shows where R. R.s are scheduled and let him say hello to a few.
Good idea - Where are you based Elena?
Originally Posted by
CheekyChihuahua
A lady used to walk her two RR's over the field next to our house. I often saw her with the Chis. These two dogs were terrified of my Gremlins. She said a small breed (not Chi) had snapped at their legs when they were younger. They were beautiful dogs and had no intention of hurting my children or dogs. I think they are a lovely breed, if the two I knew, are anything to go by. Very gentle and very well-behaved. The woman who had the two of them was totally in control.
Originally Posted by
angied
ridgebacks are great we have a few in our village in fact all are afraid of my border terrier!!!
Totally agree with this- Sydney is always very wary of doglets that can pass under her tummy.
Would agree with all that is on here, as long as the dog is well socialised and trained, as with any other breed, I can see no problem.
Our RR is the most placid and loving dog you could ever find. Other walkers are pleased to see her and are always keen to talk, have never had any problems with anyone being worried about her.
If you are prepared to put some time into training one of these intelligent and strong willed dogs you will get a beauty.
I was just chatting to a couple of neighbours this evening- they commented on what a mild mannered girl she was and how they did not even know when she was home as she is so quiet.
I know she can look imposing looking out of the window when people come to the door - but security - I am not sure she is a real baby