The British Borzoi Clubs Jubilee Show 1992 (Part 5)
The fifth part of the film from the 100 Year jubilee show. Showing several Bitch classes. Read more: The British Borzoi Clubs Jubilee Show 1992 (Part 5)The British Borzoi Clubs Jubilee Show 1992 (Part 6)
A film containing Limit and Open class Bitches plus Best Male and Puppy Read more: The British Borzoi Clubs Jubilee Show 1992 (Part 6)
The Color of the Borzoi
The Color of the Borzoi, Artem Boldereff Chasseet Peche [Fishing and Hunting], 1914 Translated by Jean Vandongen Of all the points of the borzoi, the color is certainly the one that causes the most controversy among the owners of the breed. Not only a…
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The dog in health and disease
Link to the book: The dog in heath and disease by Wesly Mills. Drawings by R H Moore
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The Early Days: Mr. & Mrs. Russell O. Everhart
The Early Days: Mr. & Mrs. Russell O. Everhart [overview written by Russ Everhart] Mr. & Mrs. Russell O. Everhart of Ann Arbor, Michigan [U.S.A.] purchased their first Borzoi in the Fall of 1929 and soon after selected the name Arborzoi as a c…
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The end of the Perchino kennel/Andrus Kozlov
The history of borzois in pre-revolutionary Russia is written in many books and articles. Unfortunately, incorrect data and conclusions are still being repeated there. The reason, in my opinion, is that Western authors do not speak Russian, the author…
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The Enolam Borzoi – by Mrs Peggy Malone
Harry Hawkin, the judge, with Jackie Bennett-Heard (Keepers) on the left, and Peggy Malone (Enolam) on the right. I am publishing these articles in The Borzoi Encyclopedia to encourage better understanding of the function of the B…
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The first FCI Standard
Preamble : Until the second half of the 19th century, the notion of standard, as we understand it today, did not exist in Russia. “The standard was a tradition that was transmitted not by canine societies but from father to son by knowledgeable breede…
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The French Borzoi Standard of 1913
The French Borzoi standard (1913). General Appearance – Strong, noble and elegant. These last two qualities are especially evident in the shape of the head, in the gloss and silkiness of the coat and in the gait which is at once so energetic and so gr…
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