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Borzoi
When buying Borzoi puppies, see the sire or view a picture of it.
When the dog was first imported to the USA the problem concerning the name of the breed arouse. In Russia, the breed was called Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya and it originated there in the 17-th century, when Arabian greyhounds were crossed with a thick-coated breed.
When buying Borzoi puppies, see the sire or view a picture of it.
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Also called Russian Wolfhound.
Common misspellings are borzoi, borzois, norzoi, gorzoi, vorzoi, birzoi, blrzoi, bprzoi, boezoi, botzoi, bogzoi, bofzoi, borsoi, boraoi, borxoi, borzii, borzli, borzpi, borzoo, borzou, borzok, norzois, gorzois, vorzois, birzois, blrzois, bprzois, boezois, botzois, bogzois, bofzois, borsois, boraois, borxois, borziis, borzlis, borzpis, borzoos, borzous, borzoks, borzoy, borzoys, boarzoi, boarzois, boarzoy, boarzoys, borzoie, borzoies, borsoi, borsois.
The dog is also known as the Russian Wolfhound. The standard of the dog was written in 1650. The first dog that came to America was brought from England in 1889 by William Wade of Hulton, Pennsylvania and was purchased from Freeman Lloyd. When buying Borzoi puppies, see the sire or view a picture of it.
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