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Pharaoh Hound
An elegant, sensitive and athletic Maltese hunting hound with a lively temperament, large ears and strong prey drive.
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Score overview
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Health 4/5 The Pharaoh Hound generally has a favourable health profile. Conditions to monitor include patellar luxation, inherited eye disorders, thyroid disease and breed-specific considerations around some anaesthetic protocols. Recommended preventive care includes patella, eye and thyroid assessment in breeding lines, veterinary procedures informed by sighthound physiology, dental care and healthy weight management. Advantages Things to consider
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