THE RUSSIAN WOLFHOUND CLUB OF AMERICA September 1, 1905 HEAD – Skull slightly domed, long and narrow, with scarcely any perceptible stop, rather inclined to be Roman-nosed; jaws long, powerful and deep; teeth strong, clean and ever, neither pig-jawed nor undershot; nose large and black. EARS – Small and fine in quality, lying back on […]
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Valley Farm Imports © by Sue E.A. Vasick Valley Farm Russian Imports Valley Farm Kennels are well known for their special type of Borzoi and to this day the name O’Valley Farm (or OVF) brings thoughts of solid, well coated, sound and strong Borzoi to the mind of breeders and researchers who have been
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Emma C Biesel – Vladimir- & O’Valley Farm Kennels 1922 Obtained Yona of Orloff born 2 April 1920 by Johnston’s Balderoff x Orczny of Orloff Her mother was a self black daughter of Yarki Perchino (Imp Russia) x Queen of the Olives (Imp UK) and her father was by Ch Clontarf’s Nadmen of OVF
The American Romanoff kennels has been researched by and is written by Margaret Davis Pictures by Sue Vasick Romanoff was the name of the Russian royal family. It was established in 1630 by Michael Romanoff. Read more at, https://www.history.com/topics/russia/romanov-family A relative of the first Michael Romanoff, Prince George M Romanoff bred borzoi in Russia in
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Borzoi, or Russian Wolfhound by Freeman Lloyd [first published in “Hark to the Hounds”, National Geographic, October 1937] The Borzoi, or Russian Wolfhound, is not only a hound of great distinction in appearance, but one of the oldest, most carefully purebred of all the European varieties. Long the pride of Russian rulers, nobles and their
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Canadian database first version. Where dogs names were gained from published show results, the year refers to the first date the dog was shown. It is not a year of birth. For puppies, a guess was made for a birth date in the year before or sometimes in the year the dog was shown. In
A splendid photograph of two grand Borzoi, American Ch. Sunday of Tam-Boer on the left and American Ch. Vigow of Romanoff III on the right. Sunday was a well-bodied white and red bitch bred by Leonard and Elizabeth Tamboer and owned by the Larsons. She was whelped December 6, 1956 and of Romanoff bloodlines, being
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