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Italian Greyhound
( Added: Fri Sep 06 2002   Hits: 143)

The gentleness, beauty, and grace of Italian greyhounds have endeared them to dog owners around the world.

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Pharaoh Hound
( Added: Fri Sep 06 2002   Hits: 149)

Pharaoh hounds want to please their owners and are very receptive to obedience training, which should begin early. They can be timid if not socialized with people, children, and other animals at an early age.

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Rhodesian Ridgeback
( Added: Fri Sep 06 2002   Hits: 142)

Rhodesians are good dogs in the right hands, but they must have proper training and exercise. Without this they can be undisciplined and aggressive. They may be stubborn and difficult to train if obedience school is not started early or if the owner is inexperienced.

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Saluki
( Added: Fri Sep 06 2002   Hits: 109)

Salukis, superb sight hounds, are quiet, gentle dogs that exhibit a catlike aloofness. They are not demonstrative or playful, but if they are left alone for long periods without human companionship they will become destructive.

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Scottish Deerhound
( Added: Fri Sep 06 2002   Hits: 100)

Scottish deerhounds are dignified, undemanding dogs that do well in obedience classes, get along with everyone, and love the attention of children, especially if socialized with them at an early age.

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Whippet
( Added: Fri Sep 06 2002   Hits: 117)

9 out of 10 stars (1 vote)

The adaptable whippet can fit in anywhere--city, apartment, suburbs, or country. These gentle, mild-mannered, and affectionate dogs respond enthusiastically to obedience training. Neat, clean, and easy to train, they make great family dogs.

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