Salukis are quiet at home, extremely gentle with children, and good with other dogs. They make adequate watchdogs, but miserable protection dogs. Salukis must get a chance to run, and run hard, every day. Given this chance, they are moderately obedient, as long as they happen to want the same thing you want.
Are Salukis aggressive?
Generally quiet but alert, he's a good watchdog, but not a guard dog. Salukis are fearless in the hunt but otherwise unaggressive.
Do Salukis bark a lot?
Salukis don't, however, do much wrong – aside from chewing and digging. They are not excessive pullers, they don't bark a lot, and they are not a hyperactive breed.
Do Salukis like to cuddle?
They also make good running partners if you can keep up with them. Due to their thin skin and delicate frame, Salukis need extra soft bedding, somewhere warm and comfortable to sleep. They will also need a warm winter jacket when it's cold outside. They will sleep on your bed and sofa and they love to cuddle up to you.
Are Salukis affectionate?
Dog owner clubs describe the Saluki as having a shy and quiet personality with a low bark and calm demeanour. Despite this they are deeply loyal to their owners and family members. Hammadi says: "They are loyal, affectionate and very intelligent dogs.
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