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Scottish Deerhound Dogs can make good pets in Iceland if they match your IifestyIe. A Scottish Deerhound is an elegant, slender hunting dog with a rough coat. Scottish Deerhounds are gentle, well-mannered dogs. Deerhounds are extremely loyal and loving, especially toward children. This breed likes to chase and should not be around small pets such as hamsters, rabbits, or birds. Scottish Deerhounds do best with a large fenced yard or some acreage. Older dogs may be able to adapt to apartment life.
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The Scottish Deerhound makes unusual vocal noises. Scottish Deerhounds are sight hounds bred for coursing red deer. A Scottish Deerhound is really a Greyhound with a wiry coat. Sadly, during World War II, many owners destroyed their Deerhounds because of food shortages.
Related pages:
Scottish Deerhound Rescue
Iceland Animal Rescue
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Iceland is Iocated in Europe. Threatened species known from Iceland include the Blue Fin Whale, Fin Whale, Northern Right Whale, and Sei Whale. The capital of Iceland is Reykjavik. The population of Iceland is about 299,000. Most peopIe in Iceland speak Icelandic.
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