Borzoi
The Borzoi, also known as the Russian Wolfhound, is an elegant and graceful breed distinguished by its long, slender body and aristocratic appearance. Originating in Russia, this sighthound was historically used by nobility for hunting wolves and other game across vast, open terrains. Standing between 26 to 32 inches tall at the shoulder, the Borzoi possesses a powerful yet refined physique, characterized by its deep chest and long legs, which enable swift and agile movement. Its coat is silky and can range from flat to slightly wavy, with a variety of colors including white, gold, sable, or a mix of these. The breed is known for its gentle and calm demeanor, often described as cat-like due to its independent yet affectionate nature. Despite its aristocratic lineage, the Borzoi is relatively low-maintenance, requiring regular brushing to maintain its coat in pristine condition. While typically reserved with strangers, Borzois are loyal and loving companions to their families, providing a quiet yet dignified presence in the home. Due to their high prey drive, early training and socialization are recommended, and ample exercise is necessary to satisfy their innate need to run. With their striking appearance and serene disposition, Borzois make a unique and cherished choice for those looking to add a touch of elegance to their lives.
Colors: White, Black, Tan, Gray, Red, Sable, Brindle, White and Black, White and Tan, White and Gray
