Pharaoh Hound
The Egyptian Pharaoh Hound was traditionally used as a companion for hunters from Malta. Some scientists say there is no DNA evidence for the breed being related to Egyptian dogs, others claim the breed is related to ancient Egyptian dogs with a lineage back to 3,000 BC.Pharaoh Hounds are graceful, powerful, and fast. They make pleasant companions who can be peaceful indoors yet loves to play given an opportunity. This breed has a unique ability - they blush when excited. The nose and ears get a rosy hue.Pharaoh Hounds are generally healthy and need little grooming. As their coat is short and thin they need to live indoors with soft bedding and warmth.
The Saluki looks graceful and fragile, but don’t be fooled by appearances - this is a marathon runner with great strength and endurance. They run at the speed of Greyhounds and can keep the pace over distance.This is the royal dog of Egypt, and the Saluki is believed to be the oldest breed of domesticated dog. They are independent, gentle, and loyal, but they work alone. No one can keep up with a Saluki! They are so fast they’ve been used to hunt Gazelles - the fastest of Antelopes. They even have padded feet to minimize the impact of excessive running.Their hunting instinct is deeply rooted, and the dogs will give chase if something runs. When it comes to groom-ing, they require weekly brushing and an occasional bath
