• Size: Medium to large, with a height of 22-26 inches (56-66 cm).
• Weight: 55-65 pounds (25-30 kg).
• Coat: Short, smooth, and close-lying, typically white with orange or fawn markings.
• Body: Sleek and athletic, designed for speed and stamina.
• Head: Long and narrow with a slightly arched skull and well-defined stop.
• Eyes: Large, dark, and expressive, reflecting their intelligence and alertness.

• Gentle and Friendly: Known for their affectionate and sociable nature, making them good companions.
• Energetic and Driven: Highly active and thrives in environments where they can exercise their hunting instincts.
• Intelligent and Trainable: Quick learners, though they may exhibit an independent streak due to their hunting background.
• Pack-Oriented: Gets along well with other dogs and enjoys being part of a group.

Average Lifespan: 10-13 years

• Puppy (0-1 year): Curious and energetic, requires socialization and basic training to channel their instincts.
• Young Adult (1-3 years): Highly active and driven, needs consistent training and ample physical activity.
• Adult (4-8 years): Settles into a balanced temperament, excelling in hunting and as a companion.
• Senior (9+ years): Slower-paced but still active, may require adjustments in diet and exercise to support aging joints and health.

• Diet: Provide a high-quality diet tailored to their activity level, with a focus on maintaining lean muscle and overall health.
• Exercise: Requires daily vigorous exercise, such as long walks, runs, or hunting activities, to stay physically and mentally fit.
• Grooming: Minimal grooming required—weekly brushing keeps their short coat healthy and clean.
• Health: Regular vet check-ups are essential to monitor for potential issues such as hip dysplasia or ear infections.
• Training: Early and consistent training with positive reinforcement helps manage their independent nature and refine obedience.
• Living Environment: Best suited for rural or suburban settings with plenty of space to roam and explore.