FAQ

While the Borzoi is highly intelligent and capable of independent problem-solving, it is not typically ranked as the breed with the highest IQ; Border Collies usually hold that title.

A Borzoi puppy typically costs between $1,000 and $5,000 USD, depending on breeder reputation, lineage, and location.

The Borzoi is often called the 'heartbreak breed' due to its dramatic beauty, independent temperament, and shorter lifespan, which can be emotionally challenging for dedicated owners.

Borzois are generally not aggressive; they are calm, gentle, and reserved, though they may be aloof with strangers and have a strong prey drive.

Borzois are rare due to their historical exclusivity among Russian nobility, their specific exercise needs, large size, high prey drive, and relatively low popularity compared to other breeds.

The Borzoi was developed by crossing the Saluki and Greyhound with thick-coated Russian herding breeds.

A Borzoi is a large, elegant Russian sighthound breed originally developed for hunting wolves and other game. Known for their speed, grace, and calm demeanor, Borzois are intelligent, independent, and make gentle companions.

Several dog breeds are native to China, including the Pekingese, Shih Tzu, Shar-Pei, Chow Chow, and Chinese Crested.

The Pekingese is widely regarded as the national dog of China due to its imperial history and cultural significance.

The Pekingese is the most famous Chinese dog, renowned for its lion-like appearance and imperial heritage.