Does anyone know wheter the above dog has been bred here in the US?
If so can anyone tell me about thier expriences or costs involved with
the breed?
Thank you
NW1

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Navywife wrote:

Does anyone know wheter the above dog has been bred here in the US?
If so can anyone tell me about thier expriences or costs involved with
the breed?
Thank you
NW1

I sincerely doubt you'll find one in the US. There are many breeds of
dogs in the world. Is there a particular reason why this is the "one"?
Have you ever known any?

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Janet Boss
www.bestfriendsdogobedience.com

On Jan 28, 4:32*pm, Janet Boss
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*Is there a particular reason why this is the "one"? *
Have you ever known any?

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Janet Bosswww.bestfriendsdogobedience.com

Thank you. For responding. I have done research on the type of dog I
want, based on my present house, and lifestyle. I narrowed it down to
two, a plott hound or a Rhodesian Ridgeback. As I was doing my
research my dad was looking over my shoulder and telling me about a
dog he had when he was overseas that had a ridge,
He could not remember the name of the breed but based on where he was
stationed and his discription, we figured it to be a Phu Quoc
ridgeback dog. I personally have not known any but my father had.
NW1

In article
,
Navywife wrote:

I narrowed it down to
two, a plott hound or a Rhodesian Ridgeback. As I was doing my
research my dad was looking over my shoulder and telling me about a
dog he had when he was overseas that had a ridge,
He could not remember the name of the breed but based on where he was
stationed and his discription, we figured it to be a Phu Quoc
ridgeback dog. I personally have not known any but my father had.
NW1

Personality wise, which should be a primary consideration, the dogs are
not alike, and not like a Plott Hound. Thai Ridgebacks, and the more
closely related Phu Quoc (which I have not met) are more alike and
definitely not for most dog owners.

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Janet Boss
www.bestfriendsdogobedience.com

On Jan 29, 4:33*pm, Janet Boss
wrote:
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,

*Navywife wrote:
*I narrowed it down to
two, a plott hound or a Rhodesian Ridgeback. As I was doing my
research my dad was looking over my shoulder and telling me about a
dog he had when he was overseas that had a ridge,
He could not remember the name of the breed but based on where he was
stationed and his discription, we figured it to be a Phu Quoc
ridgeback dog. I personally have not known any but my father had.
NW1

Personality wise, which should be a primary consideration, the dogs are
not alike, and not like a Plott Hound. *Thai Ridgebacks, and the more
closely related Phu Quoc (which I have not met) are more alike and
definitely not for most dog owners.

--
Janet Bosswww.bestfriendsdogobedience.com

Thank you. I realize that niether one of the these breeds are for
first time or novice dog owners. I have owned wolf/shepard hybrids,
and rotty's. But given my enviorement. I felt that these would have
been my best choice.
NW1