Pharaoh Hound

Rich and Jewel. Alert and active, very faithful and keen excellent hunting dog with good vision and sense of smell. The Pharaoh Hound has a noble pedigree, with a sharp profile and beautiful lines. Very smooth, quick, spacious and relaxed movements with alert expression. Ears medium size, flexible, alert when the two ears erect, beautiful neck, long and lean, muscular, slightly curved, eyes oval, two eyes very close together, the visual hound with excellent binocular vision is very necessary, shoulders, back line is very smooth, strong limbs, tail loose, tail root hair is dense, to the tip of the tail gradually become thin, amber eyes, eye sockets degree depression, sharp and alert, nose The nose is flesh-colored, blends with the color of the coat, reddens when the dog is excited, the long, lean face looks well defined, the short, shiny but slightly rough coat needs a little grooming, the toe tips are white, and the feet are strong and powerful. The Pharaoh Hound is a sporting working dog of average size, but not suitable for living in the city, as the coat is short and little so does not need frequent grooming, suitable for hot weather, this dog is intelligent and friendly, but not easy to train.

The Pharaoh Hound is affectionate and mischievous. Alert and active, it is a very loyal and keen hunting dog with good vision and sense of smell.

The overall appearance is elegant, powerful and fast. The Pharaoh Hound is a medium-sized dog with a noble pedigree, sharp contours and beautiful lines. It moves very smoothly, quickly, spaciously and easily, with a vigilant expression. Its excellent cat-hunting skills and tacit relationship with people are an incomparable wealth and treasure for our understanding and study of canine history today. Although the Pharaoh Hound can adapt to the heat of summer, but can not guarantee that the dog is not afraid of heat, after all, all dog skin has no sweat glands, can not sweat through the pores in the skin like people, in the hot summer should be supplied with water throughout the day, and the water is changed daily to keep the water clean. After exercising in high temperatures, dogs need to drink a lot of water to dissipate heat and quench their thirst. At this time, the owner must feed cool water, not ice water, so as not to stimulate the stomach and intestines. The best time to take them outside is in the morning or evening, and try to let them play in the shade. Water is an essential nutrient for dogs, and when there is a 20% water shortage, the dog's life is at risk.

Cases of dogs dying from heat stroke occur frequently both at home and abroad. When you find your dog panting with its mouth wide open, foaming at the mouth, walking off balance, unconscious, and appearing weak, it is probably suffering from heat stroke. At this point, you should bring down its body temperature as soon as possible, either by showering the dog's body with cool water or putting it in a cold water bath to cool it down.