Borzoi were bred to course game in Russian - mainly wolves, fox, and rabbits.
The Borzoi was first bred by the Russian aristocracy to hunt animals including wolves, foxes and hares in the open Russian plains. The hunting parties were usually more than 100 dogs. Learn more about the breed history of the Borzoi at the related link.
No translation. The same word can be used.
The borzoi originated in Russia. In 1650 the first borzoi standard was written.
Yes. The borzoi is a sighthound.
In Cyrillic, "borzoi" is spelled борзой.
The Borzoi is in the AKC Hound Group.
The Borzoi, or Russian Wolfhound.
The Borzoi is in the Sighthounds group (group #10) in the FCI.
Winifred E. Chadwick has written: 'Borzois' -- subject(s): Borzoi 'The borzoi handbook' -- subject(s): Borzoi
The Borzoi is also known as the Russian Wolfhound.
The term Borzoi refers to a breed of dog created by the Russians for hunting wolves and fox. Until 1936, they were called Russian Wolf Hound in the US and then the name was changed to Borzoi.
Yes.