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Azawakh
A tall, lean and elegant West African sighthound with a sensitive nature, reserved manner and close attachment to its family.
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Score overview
| Characteristic | Level | Score |
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| 3/5 | ||
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| 3/5 |
Health 3/5 The Azawakh has a moderate overall health profile, although broad population data are limited. Conditions to monitor include epilepsy, hypothyroidism, immune-mediated disease and gastric dilatation-volvulus, together with pronounced sensitivity to cold. Recommended preventive care includes documented neurological and thyroid history, sensible meal management and veterinary protocols appropriate for lean sighthounds. Advantages Things to consider
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