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Iam sure its not the fox the saluki came from,

 

Iam sure its that most dogs are decendints of the grey wolf which are a pack animals, And the suluki are down from a desert wolfs think they mighht me called red wolfs which are solatry wolfs that live in the dryer desert areas with lack off food too support a pack with larger prey ect as the grey wolfs do thats why theyer a solatry animal...

 

So iam sure it wouldnt be a fox

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I have it happen a lot, one dog will run right behind the quarry while the other one goes out wide and cuts it off

i've got a lurcher here that is a descendent of the wild cat     well it must be it catches loads of birds

I've heard it all now.

Iam sure its not the fox the saluki came from,

 

Iam sure its that most dogs are decendints of the grey wolf which are a pack animals, And the suluki are down from a desert wolfs think they mighht me called red wolfs which are solatry wolfs that live in the dryer desert areas with lack off food too support a pack with larger prey ect as the grey wolfs do thats why theyer a solatry animal...

 

So iam sure it wouldnt be a fox

on the money atb bunnys,
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dogs are naturally pack animals so the instinic to work off one and other will always be there originally been bread from the wolf with the exception of the saluki witch was breed from a fox hence the coat and independence.

 

Priceless.............

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