Name: Pharaoh Hound Puppy
Brand: Pharaoh Hound
SKU: 131253
Availability: InStock

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Pharaoh Hound Puppies

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

131253

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Pharaoh Hound

Location

Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Pharaoh Hound Puppies for sale 11 weeks old. This breed is very rare and we had 6 boys with a perfect color for this breed. The father of the puppies has worldwide titles for this breed. The mother is from Europe but currently living in Florida. The documents of the parents and puppies are provided upon reservation, including puppy's health certifications.

Pharaoh Hounds are naturally very clever, bright, and easily trained. The breed is perfect for people who have an active lifestyle. Pharaoh Hounds are also perfect friends for children. They are not aggressive and very tender and kind

Right now they are 11 weeks old and they ready to go to a new home. At first glance, the Pharaoh Hound should appear both graceful and elegant as well as powerful and athletic. Its build should be one of strength without bulkiness or excessive musculature. Males usually are 23-25". Grooming Pharaohs is as easy as a quick rub with a hound glove or a damp cloth. They are clean dogs, shed very little, and have no noticeable odour, except when wet or when they've been outside. But their odour quickly returns to normal. They are very adept jumpers. Because they maintain very little body fat and have short coats, they are sensitive to cold and cannot be left outside for long in cold climates. Dog coats/jackets are a must for this breed in cold climates. Many Pharaoh Hounds enjoy snow, however, and will keep themselves warm through running, playing, and digging. They are very friendly. They are born with blue eyes, which change to a light gold or yellow colour during early puppyhood and then begin to darken well into adulthood. The nose, whiskers, nails, paw-pads, and eye-rims should also be the same colour as the coat. Pharaohs also have a unique trait of "blushing" when excited or happy, with their ears and nose becoming bright pink.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Pharaoh Hound Puppies

1. How old are the Pharaoh Hound puppies for sale?

The Pharaoh Hound puppies are currently 11 weeks old and are ready to go to new homes.

2. What makes the Pharaoh Hound a unique breed?

The Pharaoh Hound is a very rare breed known for its elegance, strength, and athleticism. They are naturally clever, bright, and easy to train, making them perfect companions for those with an active lifestyle.

3. What are the grooming needs of Pharaoh Hounds?

Grooming Pharaoh Hounds is simple, requiring just a quick rub with a hound glove or damp cloth. They are clean dogs that shed very little and have no noticeable odor, except when wet.

4. Are Pharaoh Hounds good with children?

Yes, Pharaoh Hounds are very friendly and make excellent companions for children. They are not aggressive and are known for being tender and kind.

5. What colors do Pharaoh Hound puppies have?

Our Pharaoh Hound puppies have a perfect color for this breed, and their physical attributes include a matching nose, whiskers, nails, paw-pads, and eye-rims with their coat color.

6. What health certifications are provided?

Upon reservation, we provide documents of the parents and puppies, including the puppies' health certifications.

7. Do Pharaoh Hounds tolerate cold climates?

Due to their short coats and low body fat, Pharaoh Hounds are sensitive to cold climates and should not be left outside for long. Dog coats and jackets are recommended in cooler weather.

8. What is the average size of an adult Pharaoh Hound?

Males typically stand between 23-25 inches tall at adulthood, showcasing their graceful yet athletic build.

9. What is the significance of the puppy's eye color?

Pharaoh Hound puppies are born with blue eyes that transition to a light gold or yellow color and continue to darken as they mature into adulthood.