Although individuals vary greatly in form, all salukis possess a general greyhound-like build, combining long, slender legs, a relatively narrow body, fairly deep chest, slightly arched loin, small waist and long tail. The saluki is slighter, thinner and somewhat more angular than the greyhound.
Can Salukis be aggressive?
Generally quiet but alert, he's a good watchdog, but not a guard dog. Salukis are fearless in the hunt but otherwise unaggressive.
What kind of dog is a Saluki?
The Saluki is a member of the Hound Group and is known as a sighthound. Sighthounds rely on their eyesight, rather than their noses, to find prey and then use their tremendous speed for the chase and capture.
Are Salukis cuddly?
The right Owner for a Saluki should know that this pupper isn't enthusiastically cuddly. And they won't be immediately engaged in the training process. Their distractibility and aloofness can be off putting to some potential Owners.
What is the difference between a Saluki and a greyhound?
While the Saluki will not usually do well in an apartment, the Greyhound can adapt to life in a small space. This is because, while he is an incredibly fast animal, he spends the vast majority of his time laying on the sofa and it doesn't matter what size room that sofa is in. He is also known for being a silent dog.
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