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The Spanish Greyhound present and future.

Currently the Spanish Greyhound is recovering the splendor it had long ago, both in the two Castiles, Andalusia, Extremadura, Madrid, which are the autonomies with the most greyhound tradition in Spain.

In the field we find that every day breeders are asked more Spanish greyhounds to be within the official standard, being the galgueros the first to ask to be measured and made zoom variables in the greyhounds they acquire.

In some areas of our country, the Greyhound would be advised in its variety of hard hair, because it is more resistant to low temperatures and abrupt grounds where the hares are different, since the ground makes the hare and hare to the greyhound.

Cinologically the Spanish Greyhound suffered an emptiness in the years 1913 and 1977, in which there was a zero interest in safeguarding the race, as shown in the Official Gazette of the year 1935 (page 3160), in The Society of the Promotion of the Canine Races of Spain (now known as R.S.C.E.) was responsible for the making of the so called book of origins, in which dogs who participated in the racing of greyhound dogs necessarily had to be inscribed indifferently that dogs and dogs of all bloods and any country will simply need to be inscribed in the source book of origin. Being the formula to use ′′ for all kinds of dogs ′′ or born and raised in Spain. This cynological dispatch led to the Spanish Greyhound, practically to its extinction, which is avoided thanks to those owners who maintained the purity of the Spanish Greyhound, above inscriptions, betting or racing.

Our country exported Spanish Greyhounds to other countries such as Ireland or England during the th, th and th centuries, so the Spanish Greyhound is one of the parents of the English Greyhound that presents with our Lebrel the similarities of the race that served him base before your later selection and acclimation,

Old greyhounds, those who were lucky enough to meet dogs capable of holding up ten runs, in one day, were disappointed. The cross dog, faster, but with less background, was unable to put up with those long runs that sometimes our hares give us.

The marques de Perales with his long career as a judge said ′′ that the differences of the Spanish greyhound with the English are notorious, because they are neither the same race nor pretend to be ′′

 

 

Edited October 19, 2020 by sandymere