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Saluki
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Saluki
a medium-sized, very fine, graceful dog with a fine, silky coat of white, cream or shades of tan or red, sometimes with black and tan, that is flat on the body, but forms slight 'feathers' on the legs, ears, tail, and sometimes thighs and shoulders. There is also a smooth variety, which has no feathering. The entire dog is long and supple, suggesting its origins as a sight-hunting, desert dog. Believed to be the oldest known breed of domesticated dog. Called also Gazelle hound, Persian greyhound.


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We've just moved to a farm in Sharjah, where my 20 salukis are very happy," she told Khaleej Times.
Abu Dhabi: More than 135 Salukis out of nearly 190 dogs have been approved to take part in the fourth annual Saluki Beauty Contest at the International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition in Abu Dhabi.
Saluki Tree of Life Alliance, based in San Francisco, California, has been rescuing and rehabilitating Salukis mainly in the US for the past 10 years.
 
 
 
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