Ruah Midbar

You will loose all that in a few generations and your desert salukis will become nothing more than smooth coated Afgan hounds in a few years that are no good for nothing but parading around a show ring . Just my opinion Well then, lucky me that my hounds are not smooth but feathered and that they still can catch me my hare every once in a while when we go on the hunt You can lose a good working line by breeding it not for that character or ability, same for racing greys, any hunting breeds, sled Malamutes and so on. Not only Salukis will be damaged if they will be bred for the w

I want to thank those who said some kind words and a special thanks for tyson (you know why). I wish to reply to Brookie and Meerihunter. Brookie; I might not be up to date, but I think I had the information some months ago that dogs from EU countried that were either born there or approved to stay in that country for over 6 months do not require the quarantine when enetring the UK (I assume this was the main problem?). About any other required tests I do not know. There are few DB hounds around Europe now (among them me and my last two pups in Romania, Micaela in Finland, in Sweden and s

First for Frank, I am "Mrs. Ruah" if you won't mind notice the name, and that is not my name. When hunting is illegal it makes it hard to leave the country for hunts and testing each dog for 10 times or more or even just to go out on a hunt. I do my best in testing the hounds, and I do get fine results. As for the website, it shows my hounds in comprehensively. I lure course them (sadly in the last almost two years the Israeli Sighthound club stopped with this activity) and yes, I also show. I never heard that a working dog should not be shown from any reason. Wins in shows are for my and my

Hello all, I am the breeder and owner of the Ruah Midbar kennel, the link added on top. Well, only to get things a bit more "in place" I wish to write few words. My dogs are all gen0, gen1 or gen2 (for now) of desert bred lines (this is for the guy that wrote that they are "show dogs"). All dogs, non exceptional, are tested for hunting before they actually enter the breeding program. Females are tested once or twice (if we get another chance, as it is not legal to hunt in Israel and I must find other places to tests them) and the males at least 2-3 times. A dog that did not prove itse