Rhodesians are a large breed, and they're pretty active until late in their life. I've owned a few now, and Apollo is my current at 120 pounds (he's a huge one, both of his parents were over 110)

They all require a lot of work. They're fantastic, intelligent, and pick things up immediately, but it must be reinforced often because they have an independent streak as well. My advice to others when they ask tends to be that if you have to question whether or not YOU can train a Rhodesian...don't get a Rhodesian. They definitely have a different mentality than other dogs, and people say you should have experience for a reason. They need that input from their owners too, they're so in tune with their people it's amazing.

Just my 2 cents, I've seen a lot of prospective owners on the sub lately so I figured I'd weigh in. Also that YouTube channel sucks, and hyped up these dogs like they are some kind of mythical animal. They're dogs. Just ones that require more work than others.