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This section explores the origin of the Silken Windhound breed name, how it is used in different languages, and some of the expressions that have developed within the Silken community.
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Irisatrofy, som ibland kallas senil irisatrofy, förekommer hos Silken Windhounds. Det brukar kunna ses från ca 6 års ålder och uppåt, hos de invidider som får det. Vad är irisatrofi och kan det behandlas? Irisatrofi är vanligt hos äldre hundar och upptäcks ofta från omkring åtta års ålder. Tillståndet innebär att musklerna i iris (regnbågshinnan)…
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A chronological overview of when Silken Windhounds first arrived in each country.
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As you probably know, the Silken Windhound was created using what were called Longhaired Whippets (LHW for short), Borzoi and Whippets. But this did not happen overnight. It was a gradual process. Francie Stull, the creator of the Silken Windhound breed, originally bought LHW from Walter Wheeler of Kennel Windsprite. Walter was the creator of…
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From its origin in the United States, the Silken Windhound has gradually spread across continents. This section documents that expansion — from the first recorded arrival in each country, to the beginning of local breeding, and ultimately to national recognition. Today, the breed has been present in 38 countries across five regions. The spread has…
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The map below is maintained independently and shows breeders and owners worldwide who have chosen to be visible. Participation is voluntary. This map is maintained by Barbara Kroczak. Please contact her directly via Messenger for updates The map opens in a neutral global view. Zoom in to explore specific regions.
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Conversation with Saabis. A very important discussion about puppies.
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Whether ISWS-registered dogs are accepted depends entirely on how national kennel clubs handle newly recognized breeds. This page explains why recognition alone is not enough, and how different systems affect what is actually possible in practice.
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Silken Windhounds have been present in 38 countries across five regions.
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