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Topic Started: Jun 11 2009, 09:20 PM (746 Views)
saluk Jul 9 2009, 04:41 PM Post #31
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 shaairah,i'm agree with you;a long time ago,i had ask to german breeder friends about these import salukis,because i was interested; all say mix with grey; sure it's not a realy wrong things,and i can't verify this! but, at a LC meeting, european level, i had seen these ones,and i don't like their uncivilised and agressive characters; it's the real reason i don't like these lines;
saluqi,have you access to the pics with the link mark put ?
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saluqi Jul 9 2009, 04:49 PM Post #32
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 yep can see them fine now
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shaairah Jul 9 2009, 06:42 PM Post #33
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 Saluqi: Ah, okay, thanks :)

Saluk: It's one thing not to like un line or another, and quite another to imply they are not what they are said to be. Which import lines do you mean? The ones I've met in Germany and France have been very nice Salukis.
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saluk Jul 9 2009, 08:51 PM Post #34
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 it' about a breeder with iranian origins ,and other one in north germany,sorry i don't remember the name.i don't still have interest to these; can you tell me where you see in france???? i don't remember to have heard about people with imports ones in france;
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shaairah Jul 10 2009, 12:12 AM Post #35
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 Nina Adam bred from Bahraini, Iraqi and Turkish lines, sometimes mixed with Western lines, in France. She has not bred for a few years now, but I have an 8 year old son of two Bahraini imports of hers.

If you are referring to Cyrus, many are envious of his fine Salukis and make idiotic accusations about them. The Iranians in Germany are fine Salukis.
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saluk Jul 10 2009, 02:12 PM Post #36
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 oups!!!! shaairah, i'm so confuse!!! i forget nina!!! i live aprox 1 and a half hour from her, but since her husband died, i don't still have news! she does'nt answer on the phone ; i had tell her by letter that if she needs something, i would be ok for help, but no answers....i know her since a long time;
i like her salukis; she had some time ago a very nice small female from bahrein; from what litter do you have one? you have mate?
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shaairah Jul 10 2009, 06:43 PM Post #37
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 Yes, you mean Nuha, her Bahraini import bitch :) I have her son Muhafhaf (Sami de Hamadan) who's sire is Nina's other Bahraini import Dhahban, who is also behind some of the Volgai's Salukis :) Unfortunately Muhafhaf has epilepsy, so I have not used him for breeding, but he is a sweetheart :) I spent a week with Nina in Lorgues when I went to pick Muhafhaf up there in the summer of 2001 :)
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saluk Jul 10 2009, 08:20 PM Post #38
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 i know epilepsy! i had a nice smooth black and cream female aprox 10 years ago who had this problem! i must put her to sleep at 3 years....it's very good you can keep muhafhaf alive....
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shaairah Jul 10 2009, 08:23 PM Post #39
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 We have a realy good vet, and with medication Muhafhaf only has 1-2 grand mal seizures per year. When he became ill at 1 year old it was much worse, but we soon found the right medication.
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saluk Jul 12 2009, 12:43 PM Post #40
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 good for you both! muhafhaf don't have problems with other salukis ? about mine, i was obliged to keep her out of the pack most of time, because she could have a crisis at all momment,and all others fall on her and want to kill...it's a normal reaction on hound's pack,but no good for humans....
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shaairah Jul 12 2009, 12:58 PM Post #41
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 I never leave Muhafhaf home alone with the others, I either take him with me or crate him, and at night he sleeps next to me or in a crate for his safety, but otherwise he is freely with the rest of the pack :) If he does have a seizure they do try to get at him, but I don't allow it and it is fairly easy to avoid as he has only had his seisures when he sleeps. So, apart from not leaving him unattended when he sleeps, and giving him his medication twice a day, he runs, plays and lives normally with the rest of the pack :)
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saluk Jul 12 2009, 01:27 PM Post #42
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 yes,yes! so good! you have chance keep him! i miss a lot my lovely naomi!
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maros Jul 23 2009, 10:28 PM Post #43
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 Tomorrow starts Coursing Eur. Championship in CZ, with 700 sighthounds!! we do go :)
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shaairah Jul 24 2009, 01:06 PM Post #44
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 Good luck maros!! :)
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