BEST OF BORZOI - THE RUSSIAN WOLFHOUND

BEST OF BORZOI - THE RUSSIAN WOLFHOUND

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Borzois are large, somewhat docile dogs that fit well into nearly any kind of living space, even apartments. They are sweet, sensitive dogs that need a lot of love at all times of the day. So, if you give these guys the right attention, they'll love you for life, plus, they are excellent family dogs.
Want to know more about the Borzoi? Then stick around, we're going to be giving you all the detail you need.
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Formerly known as the Russian Wolfhound, the Borzoi was developed in Russia by the aristocrats of the day to be used as coursing and hunting dogs. They would send these dogs out in teams to hunt rabbits, foxes, and even wolves. However, over time, these dogs gradually came to be more popularly known as companion pets, especially for royalty all across continental Europe.
Fast forward to now and Borzois have become well known for their cool, calm, and collected disposition. You can only expect that after rolling with royalty for so many centuries, right?
Physically, a Borzoi has a lean, tall body with a long and narrow head and a silky coat. You only need to take one look at the Borzoi to see that he is the very picture of elegance and refinement.
The grace with which he carries himself throws you back to his glory days as the pet of the royals. But, though they are sweet and gentle, they are definitely not the pet for everybody. We will get to that shortly.
Alright, so the Borzoi has certain unique characteristics. They are usually laid back but they are also swift runners too. They typically prefer sprinting to marathons, though. And, after a quick sprint, they are content to just kick back and relax on their favorite sofa.
Now, even though Borzois are speedy runners, this does not mean that they are high-energy dogs. In fact, Borzois are couch potatoes and will never exhale even a tiny breath of complaint if they have to spend the entire day with you in bed.
Talking about their personality, Borzois have a full range. Sometimes, they are stately and serious, other times, they are just 100% clowns. But for the most part, they are sensible, intelligent and quiet. Nevertheless, they do not appreciate being left alone for long periods.
With strangers, Borzois can be quiet or friendly, depending, although they are generally trusting of people. But they are definitely not shy, just withdrawn.
Now, don't get it twisted. A Borzoi may be easy going and laid back, but it does not necessarily mean training them is always going to be a walk in the park. These guys have minds of their own and can be stubborn.
Some people mislabel them as dumb but they are far from that. They just like to make sure that whatever it is you've asked them to do works for them before they do it.
Also, they easily get bored, especially if you're doing the same things again and again. So, make sure your training sessions are short and fun. And make sure you use positive reinforcement not intimidation.
When it comes to exercise, Borzois can either be lazy or self-driven. The lazy ones must be walked, at least, 20 minutes per day. The self-driven ones have no problem exercising themselves as long as they have the space to. Just make sure the yard is well fenced. You know they have this instinct to chase.
Now, let's talk about house training. Borzois are not exactly tough to house train. But you want to crate-train these guys to keep them from getting themselves into trouble when you're not around to supervise them.
Also, keep in mind that Borzoi puppies take their sweet time to mature. So, the destructiveness that comes with puppyhood might not go away as quickly as you might expect it to. One thing you can do to help your Borzoi puppy, though, is to provide them with plenty of companionship and exercise.
Of course, we can't talk about the Borzoi without talking about its natural gift for athleticism. Borzois are naturally gifted in canine sporting activities. They do fantastic in the show ring and would easily give any other breed a run for their money when it comes to obedience, agility, and rally.

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