RESCUE
We have no rescue dogs at present. Go to www.etosha-rescue.org

updated 8-7-08

Photo © Peter Frenzel

The dog days of August are upon us! Celebrate them with a cooling trip to the shore or the mountains, but don't forget
to take your ridgie. He will love surf, sand and the wind in his ears.

Our next planned litter is for early 2009. If you are interested in a Sengei puppy, please fill out our Prospective Owner Questionnaire
and/or call us at (919) 642-0608 . Also take a look at our Ten Commandments of Puppy Training.

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About the Rhodesian Ridgeback
First developed in southern Africa as an all-round farm dog, the athletic beauty and great courage of the Rhodesian Ridgeback made him a favorite with big game hunters, and he became known as the “African lion hound.” His role today is principally as a companion and guardian. The courage and intelligence of this dog first manifest in the puppy as an unlikely combination of hardheadedness and sweet sensitivity. He can be a challenge to raise and train properly. But the owner with the patience, will and gentleness to guide a ridgeback puppy to his full potential will be greatly rewarded by the wonderful temperament of the adult. We do not recommend the Rhodesian Ridgeback for first-time dog owners.