Scottish Deerhound

Scottish Deerhound
Group Hound Group
Size XLarge
Coat Medium
Origin United Kingdom
Nickname
Deerhound, Lebrel Escoces, Schottischer Hirschhund
Color
Blue, brindle, fawn, gray, red, yellow
Height
Males: 30-32 inches.
Females: 27-30 inches.
Weight
Males: 85-110 pounds.
Females: 75-95 pounds.
Life Span
8-11 years
Litter Size
4–15 puppies
Exercise
Regular Exercise
Personality
Gentle, Dignified, Polite
Groom Needs
Occasional Bath/Brush and Seasonal Shedding
Shedding
Seasonal
Trainability
Independent
Vocality
When Necessary
Good with
Yes with Supervision

Introduction

The Scottish Deerhound is a gentle giant, renowned for its dignified temperament and unique appearance. With a wiry, rough coat and a frame built for speed, this breed exudes an aristocratic elegance. Despite their large size, Deerhounds are graceful and thrive in homes with enough space for their activity levels. Their affectionate nature makes them excellent companions, though they do possess a strong instinct to chase.

Helpful Information

  • Breed Club: The Scottish Deerhound Club of America
  • Breed Club Link: https://deerhound.org/
  • Breed Club Rescue: The SDCA’s Rescue & Placement
  • Breed Club Rescue Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_Deerhound

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