saluki

Originally from Egypt, the overall impression of this dog is one of elegance and proportion, with his long, flowing ears and fluttering tail being the most obvious features. The East African Hound, also known as the Saluki, was an ancient Egyptian noble dog and has been traced in human civilization for a long time. The East African hunting dog is a persistent and calm hunting dog, capable of killing gazelles or other prey in the desert or in the Rocky Mountains with its amazing speed and energetic demeanor while working.

The Saluki is an intelligent, loyal and obedient dog with an aristocratic character, and is a valuable breed. However, because they are hunting dogs and have a strong prey drive, they need to be closely trained. In addition, family breeding must provide sufficient space for its activities, and must ensure sufficient daily exercise.

Indoor dogs are particularly active and sometimes want to scamper out once the door is opened. Then take him out slowly. When you go home at the door should also be issued first "wait for leave" command, and then give the "okay" command to let it into the house. For dogs that are afraid to go out, encouragement should be given. Individual indoor dogs may also be afraid to go out, so for this kind of dog, you should start to pull it out of the door with some force and stay around the house for a while, while giving encouragement gently in your mouth to make it less timid. Don't forget that the more hearing and smelling dogs are, the more likely they are to show fear. The expression is majestic and civilized, with deep, loyal eyes that look far away.

It has a noble, courteous, deep, confident temperament and looks far away when walking. The East African Hound has a handsome face with keen eyes, long ears, tail and legs covered with long silky hair, and a picturesque and harmonious physique that allows it to maintain its poise without panting even when chasing prey at high speed. He is the kind of dog that is unforgettable, and his appearance in the movie "Cat vs Dog" is already charming and stunning after just a few moments.

He is very aristocratic in his steadiness, faithfulness and having a rhyming look. Occasionally he has a nervous side, but this dog is relatively easy to train, so these are not major problems.