THE SIMPLE RULE OF COLOR Before going deeper into a discussion of colors in the borzoi we like to show this “rule of thumbs” supplied by Leonore Abordo; BLACK. Doinant black If a borzoi is SELF black, then it is Dominant Black. From a dominant self black borzoi you can get Black, Red, Black and […]
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As is known, Count Mengden was one of the few Russian breeders of Borzois, who, after the revolution, emigrated to France and continued to engage in dog breeding there. He has repeatedly judged at exhibitions. An interesting proof for Count Mengdens great interest in Borzois, during his time in France, is illustrated with the photo
Count Dmitry G. Mengden, a show report from Brussels / by Andrus Kozlov Read More »
Very little distinguishes a borzoi from the year 1900 from a borzoi in the year 2000. When we look at other breeds we will almost always see alarming differences. Why is the borzoi so consistent in type over such a long period of time? We owe this consistency and the high level of soundness to
Bemerkungen zur Barsoi-Prämiierung in Kassel, 25.-26. Oktober 1913 von General George de Meyer. Link to further information on G K von Meyer here) Kieff, 12. Februar 1014 Foto von der Zeitung “Hundesport und Jagd” 1913, Nr.45, pg.1044 aus Höflichkeit von Andrus Kozlov Als ich auf Antrag des Herrn Dr. A. Wegener das Preisrichteramt über Barsois (russische Windhunde)
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