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Scottish Deerhound Dog Care The Deerhound needs a good amount of daily exercise, either a long walk or a romp in a safe area.
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By the mid-1800s, however, a concerted effort to restore the breed had proved successful, and although its numbers were never great, the quality of the dogs was high.
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The crisp coat needs combing one or two times weekly.
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The Deerhound is amiable toward, but often reserved with, strangers.
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Since then, the deerhound has remained low in number but high in quality — a classic in every sense. facebook share0 Tweet stumbleupon share digg share reddit share Related Breeds previous Afghan Hound Basenji Borzoi Greyhound Ibizan Hound Irish Wolfhound Pharaoh Hound Rhodesian Ridgeback Saluki (or Gazelle Hound) Whippet next Comments Advertisement       Breed of the Week Alaskan Malamute Click for More!
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• Major concerns: gastric torsion, osteosarcoma• Minor concerns: cardiomyopathy• Occasionally seen: none• Suggested tests: cardiac• Life span: 8 – 11 years• Note: sensitive to anesthesia Among the most aristocratic of breeds, the Scottish deerhound has been valued by nobility for its prowess in running down deer at least since the 16th century.
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Its hair is harsh and crisp, about 3 to 4 inches long on the body, ideally close-lying.
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This breed is good with children, other dogs and usually other pets, although it may give chase to strange animals.
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The Scottish deerhound is mellow, low- key and easygoing — a gracious and well-mannered addition to the home.
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Grooming:  The Scottish Deerhound requires only minimal grooming; a thorough going-over with a comb or brush once or twice a week is adequate.
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He inspires a deep admiration in those who know him—the writer Sir Walter Scott called his Deerhound, Maida, “the most perfect creature of heaven.”   CARE REQUIREMENTS Exercise: The Scottish Deerhound needs ample daily exercise, such as a long walk or jog.
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He was highly valued for his speed, strength, and hunting skills, and no one below the rank of earl was allowed to own one.
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Dog 101 | Dog Breeds | Scottish Deerhound Dogs Jump to Site Navigation Tweet Scottish Deerhound Country of Origin: Scotland Height: 28 inches and over Weight: 75–110 pounds Coat: Harsh, shaggy, thick, close lying; beard and mustache Colors: Dark blue-gray, darker and lighter gray shades, brindles and yellows, sandy red or red fawn with black points Other Names: Deerhound Registries (with Group): AKC (Hound); UKC (Sighthound & Pariah)   ORIGIN AND HISTORY The dignified, aristocratic Deerhound is of such antiquity that his exact origin is probably lost in the mists of time.
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The breed was definitively identified as the Deerhound as early as the 16th century.
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Although courageous in the hunt, he is not a watchdog, for he is far too polite and kindhearted to challenge an intruder.
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Chest deep rather than wide, not too narrow and not flattened with bokon.
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The tail is well feathered, with the upper side of thick and tough, with the lower one – longer, in the end may be a slight dewlap.
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In the United States banned hunting with dogs in horny game, but Deerhound very successfully used for hunting wolves, coyotes and rabbits, he playfully directs for all the running catch.
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The climate of the United States promotes the formation of mixed wool.
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Despite the fact that some doubt the similarities of modern Deerhound with their ancestors, whose description enveloped in legends, however in type, size and character it corresponds to the real records XVIII-XIX centuries.
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The hair on the body, neck and limbs must be rigid and rough, a length of about 8-10 cm, the hair on the head, chest and belly much softer.
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Your careful weekly exam will help you spot potential health problems early.
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Much of it can't be answered in words but must be witnessed firsthand.
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Dogs with a low cold tolerance need to live inside in cool climates and should have a jacket or sweater for chilly walks.
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Other dogs need more time, patience, and repetition during training.
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By 6 months of age, they'll be capable and desirous of much longer walks.
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They make great jogging companions and enjoy long, long walks.
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Then Celtsmen wanting a lighter boned dog to chase deer up and down the mountains of Scotland, began to breed an animal that diverged from the heavier wolfhound.
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Also expensive to purchase Two deerhounds, the hunting companions of Gen.
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Deerhounds were founding stock when the American Kennel Club was organized.
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A Look Back Known centuries ago as the Scotch Greyhound, Rough Greyhound and Highland Deerhound, the Scottish Deerhound became a clearly identified breed in the 16th and 17th centuries.
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The hindquarters drooping, and as broad and powerful as possible, the hips being set wide apart.
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Yellow and sandy red or red fawn, especially with black ears and muzzles, are equally high in estimation.
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Next come the darker and lighter grays or brindles, the darkest being generally preferred.
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The hair on the skull should be moderately long and softer than the rest of the coat.
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While he possesses a quiet and dignified personality in the home, the Scottish Deerhound may try to chase any furry animals that run past him.
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Research is currently being conducted to identify the gene responsible for the development of this disease.
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As time wore on, this breed became so highly esteemed that it was reserved for royalty, with no one less than an earl being permitted to own one.
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Although they known for being extremely docile and patient with children, the sheer size of the Scottish Deerhound may necessitate some supervision when a youthful dog is around toddlers.
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The Scottish Deerhound is relatively easy to housebreak, but takes much more patience and diligence to train in obedience.
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This breed typically gets along well with other dogs, but given it’s natural hunting instincts, should never be completely trusted with non-canine pets.
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Once an exclusive pet of the aristocracy and formidable chaser of deer, the Scottish Deerhound is now a popular household companion.
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Scottish Deerhound History The Scottish Deerhound has been hunting in the Highlands for centuries, but it wasn’t until the 16th century that it was referred to as the Deerhound.
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They tend to test authority, so offer them firm but positive training at a young age.
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To prevent bloat, feed the Deerhound smaller meals throughout the day as opposed to one big meal.
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They have long, tapered tails that hang low, sometimes curling slightly.
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He needs human friendship and will be a devoted companion to his caring owner.
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During the Age of Chivalry, only nobles could own a Deerhound.
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Size, Proportion, and Substance: Height--males, 30 to 32 inches or more; females, 28 inches or more.
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He is eager to please and should be handled at all times with gentle persuasion.
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Excerpts from the Standard General Appearance: Resembling a large, rough-coated Greyhound; easy moving.
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Group: Size:LargeOrigin:ScotlandColor:Grey, GreyScottish Deerhound Health ConcernsThese conditions have all been seen in the breed.Osteosarcoma (Canine) Related Photos & Videos Cute Pics: National Puppy Day!
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Scottish Deerhound | Appearance & Grooming

The crisp coat is 3 to 4 inches long and and comes in shades of gray, blue-gray, brindle or fawn.
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Check the Deerhound's ears on a weekly basis for signs of infection, irritation, or wax build up.
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Training your dog makes a happier dog, and you will be happier too.
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Bathing will temporarily alter the texture of the coat, making it feel softer than normal.
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Dark Deerhounds may have white on the chest or toes, which is permissible, but too much can lead to bad marks in the show ring.
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They ar excellent with families and love to play with children, obviously when playing with small children supervision is necessary, as they ar such a large dog, there is always the risk of inadvertent injury.
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And the long powerful legs to give it a good turn of speed when hunting the deer, for which it was bred.
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They do best living in a house with a large yard, sooner fenced.
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However, if adequately exercised, they will be fairly inactive inside and, can adapt to living in an apartment.
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As they are a form of hunting dog training tends to be easier, but you must assert yourself in a strong but friendly fashion or the dog may believe themselves to be in charge and problems will occur.
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It is as you would guess by its appearance a fairly close relative greyhound; it was specifically bred for its long coat, to protect it from the adverse weather.
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The nobles of that time, especially those who were avid deer hunters, were very fond of the breed.
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They were also displayed at dog shows from that time.
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Highland chieftains looked after this breed, but with the fall of the clan system after the Battle of Culloden, Scottish Deerhounds lost their popularity by the middle of 18th century.
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It bears a resemblance to the Greyhound, but experts are not quite sure why.
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  The hair should be clipped on occasion to prevent it from tangling; combing, meanwhile, will help remove any dead hair.
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You'll find some hair stuck to your clothes, couch and carpets.
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Similar to its soft-coated Greyhound relatives, the coarse-coated Scottish Deerhound was not allowed to be owned by anyone ranked below the status of an Earl during the Age of Chivalry.
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It is somewhat difficult to research the specific history regarding the Scottish Deerhound due to its confusion in names.
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However, as the Stag population lowered in England, the bigger, coarse-coated dogs suited for hunting stag became concentrated to the specific area that the stag remained plentiful, mainly in the Scottish Highlands.
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However, the First World War caused a decline in the breed once again and since the Scottish Deerhound has remained sparse, yet a classic and high quality breed.    Scottish Deerhound Pictures Puppies            Middle Aged  Older Scottish Deerhound Videos   Site Map Home Dog Breeds Articles About Us Awards Contact Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright 2010.
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Since at least the sixteenth century, it has been appreciated for its skill in chasing down deer.
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  Scottish Deerhound Upkeep Coming from the hound family, the Scottish Deerhound needs a decent amount of exercise every day.
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Unfortunately, surgery to remove the leg is the only way to give your dog the only total relief needed.
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The Scottish Deerhound will gladly romp and run with the kids and may be up for a game of fetch.
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If you notice any problems with your dog, take it to the vet immediately.
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As long as the senior can bend over to pick up the poop, or use a scooper, and drive to the vet for the annual health checkup, this could be a wonderful pet for seniors.
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He’s an excellent jogging, biking, roller-bladding or hiking partner.
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His temperament is such that he is a very poor watchdog and guardian.
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It is recommended that Deerhounds also have a home with a high fenced yard as they can easily jump a six-foot fence.
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When breech-loading rifles were invented, many hunters chose guns over coursing, which contributed to further decline in the breed’s numbers.
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Scottish Deerhound Temperament The Scottish Deerhound is a gentle, laid-back breed that loves to run and chase small animals – like pet cats – or its favorite ball.
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Scottish Deerhound Health • Life span: 8 – 11 years • Major concerns: gastric torsion, osteosarcoma • Minor concerns: cardiomyopathy • Occasionally seen: none • Suggested tests: cardiac • Note: sensitive to anesthesia Other Scottish Deerhound Links Links to Related Dogs Scottish Deerhound Pictures of Dogs Scottish Deerhound Breeders Scottish Deerhound Clubs Scottish Deerhound Info Scottish Deerhound Rescue   5 Star Dog Home | Add URL | Dog Info   Copyright © 2012 5 Star Dog, Inc.
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Size and Appearance of the Scottish Deerhound The deerhound looks like a greyhound, but is larger and thicker.
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It displays strength, endurance, and speed when it to runs using the double- suspension gallop.
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History It is believed that the Scottish Deerhound has been in existence for centuries.
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With people, however, these dogs are regal and quiet, but very friendly and patient.
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They should have black ears and muzzles Hair Length:Medium Size:Extra Large Shedding:Moderate Shed Male Height:30-32 inches Male Weight:From 85 to 115 lbs Female Height:28 inches and up Female Weight:may be 75 to 95 lbs Living Area:Scottish Deerhounds are large dogs.
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Coat Description The Scottish Deerhound's coat is designed to be ragged in appearance.
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During the late 1700's the breed found in extremely low numbers.
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Early in its development, the Scottish Deerhound was virtually identical to the Irish Wolfhound, and that contributed to the Scottish Deerhound’s name.
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The Scottish Deerhound normally does not make a good watch or guard dog, because he is too polite and kind-hearted.
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As the deer pants for water, so our soul cries out for God when we are oppressed.
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’s Scots Ailean,   Fritzens Brian   These Scottish deerhounds belong to Cara & Rolf Dillmann, Germany Are you a breeder?
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