Scottish Deerhound (definite introduction)

The Scottish Deerhound was once very popular among the local people in Scotland. A painter once described the Scottish Deerhound in his masterpieces with words of praise such as beauty, nobility, and beauty. Although this dog has many advantages, it is not suitable for breeding in cities due to its large size.
The Scottish Deerhound is very loyal to its owner and is man's best companion. Not aggressive, not too neurotic. Quiet, noble, sharp and vigilant, although not aggressive, it has strong durability and unconquerable courage when necessary. In the past, only the Scottish nobility could own deerhounds with beautiful and graceful bodies. As companions, the Deerhound is perfect, docile and easy to train. Have solid sincerity and the greatest intentions for its owner.

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