ridgiemum

Mine loves the water too. :)

Same here, I had to stop giving them to my Rhodesian Ridgeback (they are too small). :)

No it would not bother me, they all have to go sometime, rhodesian ridgebacks normally live 10-12 yrs, but one of my dogs relatives lived till 16. I love bigger dogs. :)

I have a rhodesian ridgeback & she is 4 in June.

My dog gets scared of fireworks, but only at night as a neighbour let off some big booming ones a couple of years ago. I hate them, they seem to go off all the time here, even at 3am.

I have a 3 yr old Rhodesian Ridgeback who is very friendly, I often take her walking on leash at Nurragingy Reserve, near Blacktown.

In NSW I get my turkey necks from IGA in the deli section, not sure if it is the same there.

I have pet insurance with Pet Plan, it is now $45 a month, I am thinking of cancelling next year & just putting that money away or changing too.

My pack - Holly (Rhodesian Ridgeback) - 3 year old.

We have only one rhodesian ridgeback, would love more but the yard is really only big enough for one. We have two cats as well.

I love the update on Charlie, it is nice to hear what he has been up to, he sounds like he has lots of spunk.

+1.

It made me laugh out loud (not being sick part). Hope you are feeling okay now.

I think the general public think they are everywhere, I got asked today, if my rhodesian ridgeback was a pitbull.

+ 1.

No problems getting it here in NSW, I buy from either Petstock or Petbarn. :)

I wish I had kept photos Holly's destruction, she thinks anything left in the back yard is hers to play with, we can't have a mat outside as she chews it & runs around playing with it, she has lots of toys & bones too. I love all the photos. :)

We use Holistic Select Large Breed adult for Holly our Rhodesian Ridgeback, her coat is nice & shiny, love it, would not use anything else, we have tried RC, Nutro & had to feed almost double.

Maybe more what I meant to say is a lot of smaller dog owners don't give larger dogs a chance, they just treat them all the same (ie. stay away), normally you can judge each dog individually.

I was so proud of my dog Holly on the weekend (Rhodesian Ridgeback) she has just turned 3 & we take her walking on lead at a park near home. There are a few small dogs she likes to say hello too there. She saw one of her friends & went to see them & 2 other small dogs where there that we did not know & they backed away seeing a large dog, but Holly sat down & let the little dogs sniff her & then laid down also. The 2 little ones we didn't know came over seeing how well Holly was interacting with the other ones. They wanted to know what breed she was & mentioned they had never seen a large dog get on so well with the small dogs. I think Holly changed a few ideas people had about big dogs. Alot of others tend to avoid large dogs at the park.

I can't come next Sunday now, forgot about a family reunion.

We could postpone till next Sunday if you guys are available??

Anytime is fine, what about 2pm? Parramatta Park & Nurragingy are both on-lead.

Bugger, I can't do 10am, I can only go from lunchtime onwards.

I can meet up on Sunday.