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Rhodesian Ridgeback

Rhodesian Ridgeback

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Sep 18, 2026

Mitch ChuriHOST
5:29
Five.
Grace GardeHOST
5:30
There were two toy poodles, Bondi and Bronte, and then there were three Rhodesian Ridgebacks, Dolly, Frank, and Elvis.
Grace GardeHOST
5:38
Elvis.
Mitch ChuriHOST
5:38
And Elvis has cancer.
Sean PattersonGUEST
40:14
I think he's one of the largest...
Sean PattersonGUEST
40:18
in that tribe or that part he's a huge red Rhodesian Ridgeback color dog man he's not he does he's like one of the only ones that doesn't have like a coyote-ish look to him he looks more akin to the Van Helsing werewolf that I always forget his name played Wolverine.
Sean PattersonGUEST
40:49
Oh, Hugh Jackman.
Sean PattersonGUEST
40:50
Hugh Jackman.
Roger MayerGUEST
53:06
Barbecue was finished for the day, obviously.
Roger MayerGUEST
53:08
And the next day, I said to the owner, he had two Rhodesian Ridgebacks, male and female.
Roger MayerGUEST
53:17
I said, look, I tried this 20 years previously probably and it didn't work, but we'll try it again because the dog had brought a skull home from down at Narra.
Roger MayerGUEST
53:27
And I tied the dog up during the night and let the dog go and we're going to follow the dog.
GregAUDIENCE
47:56
But what I will tell you is I keep it close.
GregAUDIENCE
48:02
And I own a Rhodesian Ridgeback, and he comes from a long line of lion hunters, so good luck.
Tyler AdamsHOST
48:09
Right.
Tyler AdamsHOST
48:10
He's protecting the gold and silver.
Tyler AdamsHOST
48:24
Yeah.
Tyler AdamsHOST
48:25
And Greg will never know.
Tyler AdamsHOST
48:26
I mean, if there's a Rhodesian Ridgeback that is doing circles around a particular spot somewhere in New Zealand, maybe get your slade
Matt HeathHOST
48:32
out.
Wes MastersGUEST
38:44
That
Freddie PullenHOST
38:44
wasn't the Ridgeback at the time.
Wes MastersGUEST
38:46
No, that was my old boxer, Reg.
Freddie PullenHOST
38:48
Boxer, yeah.
ChristianHOST
3:15
I don't raise squirrel dogs, but I raise hunting dogs.
ChristianHOST
3:18
Rhodesian Ridgebacks.
ChristianHOST
3:21
I love hunting with dogs.
ChristianHOST
3:22
That said, if you're dedicated and into that, you don't really need this episode because you probably are pretty dedicated and hardcore into squirrel hunting because having dogs is hopefully a 10-year or more commitment every day.

9 MINS LATER

ChristianHOST
12:17
I don't really care.
ChristianHOST
12:21
My dogs have to eat too.
ChristianHOST
12:22
I've got currently at home five Rhodesian Ridgebacks.
ChristianHOST
12:25
They like to eat, and I like to supplement them with protein.
SlaterHOST
32:44
When she eventually regained consciousness, Stephen actually bragged to her that he had spiked her tea without her realizing it.
SlaterHOST
32:52
Then, when Kathy finally made it back to her home, she discovered that her dogs, Yoshi, a Rhodesian Ridgeback, and Taz, a Cross Ginger Collie, were gone.
SlaterHOST
33:04
Stephen had taken them, and despite Kathy desperately wanting to know what had happened to her beloved animals...
SlaterHOST
33:11
Stephen never told her where they went, what he had done with them, or whether they were even still alive.
speaker_1HOST
0:04
We are so glad that you are here.
speaker_1HOST
0:07
Rosie the German Shepherd and Maverick the Rhodesian Ridgeback are ready for a brand new adventure.
speaker_1HOST
0:12
They will walk side by side, stay close and lend a helping paw.
speaker_1HOST
0:16
Ask your grown-ups to follow us on Instagram so you can see more happy pictures of Rosie and Maverick and all the places they explore together.
speaker_1HOST
0:23
Now settle in and get comfy because the next adventure is about to begin.
speaker_1HOST
0:28
Here come Rosie and Maverick.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:39
Inside, the cozy blue house with bright yellow shutters, Rosie the German Shepherd and Maverick the Rhodesian Ridgeback rested on their soft beds by the sunny window.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:50
Rosie's fluffy tan and black fur glowed in the warm light, and Maverick's reddish coat shone, with the special ridge of hair down his back standing neat and proud.
Hannah BraniganHOST
4:32
We had certainly fewer errors in terms of visits to urgent care, Band-Aids needed, but also in a lot of cases, just fewer errors overall.
Hannah BraniganHOST
4:41
It was a lot easier for the dogs to do different behaviors, which we could then reinforce, and I think easier for the humans, including myself, because we could fix on our own timing and mechanics and not be braced to try to catch a Rhodesian Ridgeback in our arms or whatever we were working with.
Hannah BraniganHOST
5:01
We could focus on timing and mechanics, which then made it easier to reinforce the behaviors we did want to see, and since the dog was offering us more behaviors that we wanted to see.
Hannah BraniganHOST
5:10
And of course, it turns out that those are really the key factors in what makes training work or not work.
Petra FordHOST
71:01
Like I've had students, like my training, one of my training partners now, like He had this adult, like adult, like I'm probably going to say, I want to say she was like five or six years.
Petra FordHOST
71:18
Rhodesian Ridgeback that had only ever done the breed ring her whole life, right? Like, so all she knew was, like, follow bait around.
Petra FordHOST
71:26
And, like, he wanted to get a CD on her.
Petra FordHOST
71:29
And he was like, I don't even care about the score.

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