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Rhodesian Ridgebacks since 1995

 

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Zingelbacks

Zingelbacks

Proudly sponsored by Hill’s Pet Nutrition AB.
Zingelbacks is situated in the countryside just outside Katrineholm and the name is obviously based on my name.
In the kennel, we currently have two Rhodesian Ridgebacks; Goliat and Elza. And of course the wire-haired dachshound Zally.

Latest news

Upcoming litter 2023

We are so excited to share our next litter plans. Ezter is due in season in May/June. It is so long ago since our last litter and we are so longing for puppies. Please read more under Litters and on Aramis' and Ezter's own pages.

Hund2022

Vilken härlig dag tillsammans på årets sista utställning, Svensk Vinnare 2022 Domare: Renée Sporre Willes Antal anmälda: 50 Strävhårig normalstor tax Bellomis Irish Coffee allas vår älskade Zally vinner stora bruks/jakthundsklassen med CK och blir 4:e bästa tik med...

Premiärutställning för Zally

Upplands Taxklubb Höstutställning Det var premiär för Bellomis Irish Coffee “Zally” på Taxklubbens höstutställning och hon briljerade och blev BIR och Best In Show 3! Domare: Jill Rhodin, Örnbergets kennel Antal anmälda: 71 taxar...

our hounds

Goliat

Male

Zally

Female

Elza

Female

Ezter

Female

Rhodesian ridgeback

history

The Rhodesian Ridgeback resulted from crosses between ridgebacked dogs originally kept by native tribes in South Africa and other breeds, such as the Khoikhoi dog, Mastiff, Deerhound and some breeds that are not known. It was the native Khoikhoi dog that gave the Ridgeback his distinctive reverse-hair coat marking, a dominant characteristic that today makes him unique among dog breeds. The ridgebacks were imported by Boer settlers in the 16th and 17th centuries. Its standard, fixed in Rhodesia, dates from 1922.

The Rhodesian Ridgeback was used for many purposes. This impressive, protective hound could hunt game, retrieve, take care of children, and guard property. 

 

Bringing up a puppy

Bringing up a puppy, like its human counterpart, is largely a matter of common sense combined with your family’s way of life. There are, however, pitfalls which can be avoided. You can, of course, learn as you go – trial and error fashion – usually at the expense of the pup who is totally dependent upon you.

Zingelbacks

Member of the Swedish Kennel Club
Member of the Swedish Rhodesian Ridgeback Club, SRRS
Proudly sponsored by Hill’s Pet Nutrition AB
Our hounds are only fed with the quality products from Hill’s

Proudly sponsored by the animal friendly webshop  Moosed Wanted of Sweden

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