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Borzois are quiet and independent. While a Borzoi can adapt to city life, it prefers the country where it has lots of space to run. Borzois are suspicious of strangers and often aggressive with other animals. These dogs will snap if teased, so they're not the best breed for families with young children.

Borzois are hounds dogs. Because they are great at sniffing and exploring, hounds were originally used to trail rabbits, foxes, and other small mammals. Most hounds are good-natured dogs that make loving companions if trained properly. Hounds are sometimes stubborn, though, so training may take a while.

Most hounds need rigorous physical exercise, so daily walks and runs are a must. Never let a hound off a leash unless it is in an enclosed area, because it will take off if it picks up a scent. Hounds are barkers and howlers, and they are sometimes hard to housebreak.

Origin: Russia

Height: 28"

Weight: 55 - 90 pounds

Coat: Silky, with longer hair on the chest, stomach, legs, and tail. Brush or comb twice a week.

Colors:Usually white with tan, gray, or lemon markings. However, any color combination is acceptable. Eyes are dark and nose is black.

Special Consideration: This is a very fast, agile, independent breed. Not recommended for inexperienced dog fanciers.

 

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