Sunday, September 8, 2013

Essential Guide To Obtain Pretty Saluki Pictures By Training

By Helene Norris


Everyone of us wanted our dogs to behave in all situations. No matter how caring and affectionate they are but once they are piss off, the animal instinct in them will take over. If they lack proper training you will going to have a hard time in calming them down. Proper teaching when they are growing up is necessary for you to be able to capture priceless Saluki pictures.

The Saluki is an ancient Persian breed of dog that is known as royal canine in Egypt. It belongs with the hound group and they are hunting dog and sight hound in ancient times. They have a build that is very similar to the Greyhound but differs on the feathering that is present on ears, tail and the back of their legs. They come in distinctive colors and may look physically weak but they are as good as any hunting breed.

The name Saluki came from an ancient Arabic city with the same name. This dog is regarded as a sacred gift from Allah by the Muslims. One few animals in ancient Egypt who has religious implications and can sometimes be seen mummified with the pharaohs. The primary role these hounds in ancient times are to hunt gazelles, antelopes, fox and some hare.

Salukis are known for their graceful appearance that depicts agility and speed. When they reach their top speed, the hound looks like they are floating in the air. They are built to be hunters who have an amazing endurance with an active instinct to hunt. Rugged terrain and distance are not an issue to them.

Naturally, they are the quiet type and only howl when they think something is amiss or they just want your attention. They can be shy and aloof sometimes but they are also known for their gentleness and affectionate temperament. They are known to get attached to one family member.

Furthermore, they get along well with any children and known to be gentle and patient with them. If ever they need some peace and quiet time, they will find a space to settle. They get along with any canines as well. Usually, they are inactive indoors but when out on the field they are bursting with energy.

One of the hard part of training Saluki is making them to ignore the hunting impulse they have. These instincts have been with them thousands of years so it will take a little while to make them to listen to you. They do particularly well with visual training methods and combined with verbal commands because they are sight hounds. Be reminded not to be harsh on the training as these dogs can be very sensitive. Shouting will not work as well as the reward system.

Saluki is a smart breed but prone to get bored with repetitive training so that is why training exercises should be kept short but frequent. They should be exercised regularly because a lack of it may make them restless when inside the house which can lead to some destructive behaviors. They may need obedience training as well to address their hunting instinct.

If you decided to own a dog be sure you are ready for the responsibility. Salukis are the type who needs regular exercise and can take a huge chunk of your time. Possessing one will be a very rewarding experience they exhibit one of the most beautiful Saluki pictures.




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