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Scottish Deerhound

Scottish Deerhound Dog Breed

Introduction

The Scottish Deerhound, also at times known as the Fleethound, Rough Highland Greyhound, Irish Wolf Dog, Scottish Wolfhound, Scotch Greyhound, Rough Coated Greyhound, Rough Greyhound, Scotch Deerhound, Highland Greyhound, Highland Deerhound, Wolfdog and Staghound, is a very ancient breed that was originally bred to hunt wolves, rather than deer. This breed has a strong prey drive for smaller, furry animals. It is a wonderful, calm and gentle family dog, with quiet yet courageous devotion to its family members. The Scottish Deerhound normally does not make a good watch or guard dog, because he is too polite and kind-hearted.

Scottish Deerhound - History and Health

Large, shaggy and bearded “Greyhounds” have been known in Scotland for centuries. Early in its development, the Scottish Deerhound was virtually identical to the Irish Wolfhound, and that contributed to the Scottish Deerhound’s name. Over time, it was bred down in size, as its primary game became the smaller deer rather than the more powerful and larger wolf. However, when the wolves started to disappear from the wilds of Great Britain, the Scottish Deerhound became

Scottish Deerhound - Temperament & Personality

Scottish Deerhounds have often been described as the perfect dog. They are naturally well behaved and quiet animals, which also makes them lousy watchdogs. It would never cross a Deerhound's mind to bark at someone approaching his home, and these friendly dogs will greet everyone they see with a polite wag of the tail. They enjoy exercise and are happy to take long walks and jogs, but when exercise time is over, they can almost

Scottish Deerhound - Appearance & Grooming

The Scottish Deerhound is a lean, tall sighthound that sports a shaggy coat and a distinctive beard, mustache and mane. The neck is long, strong and graceful. The head is broadest at the ears, narrowing slightly to the eyes, and the muzzle tapes slightly toward the nose. The nose should be black, but a blue nose on blue dogs is permissible. Thee hair on the head should be slightly long and softer than the rest

Scottish Deerhound - Pictures

The saying goes, “a picture is worth a thousand words”. Check out the many different Scottish Deerhound Pictures and Scottish Deerhound images. Get an in depth look at the Scottish Deerhound and see the many things that this breed has to offer.


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