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UKC Sighthound & Pariah · FCI standard 333
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FCI 333 utilization: hunting dog not only for hare, fox, roe-deer and bustard but also for the wolf; Group 10 Section 3, without working trial. UKC: historically used for hare, fox, roe-deer, bustard and wolf; a fast, skillful, untiring hunter. FCI temperament: self-assured, reserved, brave; in action reacts quickly and brutally. Wikipedia: originally bred to hunt great bustards and wolves; favorite of the Polish nobility..
Breed sets the odds. The parents set the dog. Every number here shows its source, its spread and how sure we are. Nothing on this page is a prediction about one dog.
The body
What the breed is built like. Registry standards give an ideal, not a range.
Height at the shoulder
Span covers FCI, UKC and Wikipedia.
Weight
Uncited Wikipedia figure; no registry weight.
Coat
FCI and UKC agree.
Heat tolerance
Derived from the standard (short to medium harsh coat = 4); Wikipedia's undercoat claim is uncited and is not scored.
The work
What it was built to do in the field, and what a test or trial asks of it.
Role
FCI, UKC and Wikipedia agree.
Primary game
FCI and UKC list the same quarry; the order does not rank them.
Also used on
Companion use is editorial.
Search pattern
Behavior from standards; no trial rule read.
Field trial standard
Standards only.
How to read this page
Every value carries a label. Measured means peer-reviewed data on many dogs. Studied means peer-reviewed, smaller or indirect. Breed club means a club or registry states it. Editorial means expert opinion with no measurement behind it. Where two good sources disagree, both are shown and neither is averaged.
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- Also called
- Polish Greyhound, Polish Sighthound
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