FAQ

Home Depot officially allows only service animals, but enforcement varies and some stores permit leashed, well-behaved pets at local discretion.

Home Depot officially allows only service animals, but some stores may permit well-behaved, leashed pet dogs at the discretion of local management.

Service dogs are always allowed in Home Depot, but pet dogs may be permitted at some locations depending on local management discretion. It's best to call your store ahead to confirm their current policy.

The Rhodesian Ridgeback was developed by crossing local African ridged dogs with European breeds such as Greyhounds, Mastiffs, Bulldogs, and others.

Rhodesian Ridgebacks can be expensive due to their purebred status, specialized breeding, and potential health screenings, often costing between $1,000–$2,500.

The Rhodesian Ridgeback is known as the heartbreak breed due to its striking appearance and strong temperament, which can be challenging for inexperienced owners.

Yes, a Rhodesian Ridgeback can be a good family dog when properly socialized and trained, offering loyalty, protection, and affection to its household.

The Ridgeback dog, specifically the Rhodesian Ridgeback, is a large, muscular hound originally developed in southern Africa and is known for the distinctive ridge of hair along its back. Bred for hunting and protection, it's loyal, intelligent, and energetic.

The black-footed ferret is one of the prairie dog's biggest predators.

Prairie dogs are among the friendliest wild animals to humans due to their social nature and minimal threat to human safety.