@@buckethead133 yanoo what Gazelles often leave them in a chase but the cat is smart it will target a weak member or a calf. Obviously if they can get within 50m they catch anything but Cheatas are terrible at stealth
Fair enough, but keep in mind that there are a devoted and determined minority of Americans that hunt their salukis on jackrabbits (45 mph) competitively, and love them and seek to maintain them just as the early British breeders brought them from the desert a century ago.
@@bodamian_bg tonite is a blasting explosive consisting of a mixture of guncotton with a nitrate and sometimes a nitro compound. I'm guessing you meant to say tonight?
I have a Saluki. He doesn't get tired, and is by far the fastest most agile dog I've ever seen. He often gets the whole dog park chasing him. Hes also super sweet and quirky. ❤
@@abhilashkumar733 Bruh his upbringing is not Haram, but he is an unclean animal, ( his saliva is impurity ), and this has been scientifically proven, so it is necessary to purify after foreplaying him
Being a native Arabic speaker; I can tell you that saluki = sloughi, it's a matter of spelling across the arabian world from Morocco to Iraq and beyond :)
@ABRAHAM The old AKC, British name was what I had in mind, the name formerly used to describe them in English speaking countries. As it stands now, historically, we know that the Egyptians had depictions of dogs very like salukis as far back as 3000 years, and most famously on the incredible gold ostrich fan found in King Tut's tomb. Also, there are seals from Mesopotamia, used by the Sumerians that also depict hunting dogs very like the saluki from as far back as 3000 B.C. Interested saluki enthusiasts and academics have been doing scholarly work on this since the 70's. It IS very interesting to wonder which ancient civilization gave us such a treasure, and heaven bless the Bedouin for preserving them into the 20th century.
$5000 of purchase. Hopefully owner doesn't make it as a pillow and keep it captive in a room in a small apartment. They are a runner, and not need a clothes.
Smithsonian institute:Wanna watch this cool 3 minute video about the saluki?? Me: Sure Smithsonian institute:Proceeds to show only 10 seconds of footage about the Saluki
I watched a clip where an Arabian dog was running with an Arabian horse in the desert. Its amazing how fast both run and the dog is able to keep up with the horse.
@@michellelee8933 No...lol. I ran all three breeds, on dog tracks, and after jackrabbits in the southwest, in various conditions. The saluki feet, and body, didn't break down, and they could run further, especially in hot conditions.
@@mrmagoo4134 i can assure to you that in arabic it's spelled natively "selluguee" (g) like in word "guitar" you can spell it as you prefer like with "k" but it won't be much .
@Fawaz Shaikh it's q in standard Arabic, but if someone can't pronounce the q saying it as a g is better than k because the Bedouins use the g pronunciation.
Before anyone makes the same old, snarky “cheetahs: am I a joke to you?” comment, I’m pretty sure smithsonian knows that cheetahs are faster. Greyhounds are faster. They stated salukis are the fastest animal OVER 3 KM. Everyone tuned out that part of the sentence just to make that comment. Everybody has made the comment before. I get it: cheetahs are faster. They could have definitely worded it better (clickbaity title), but I just want to clarify
@@protonneutron9046 poor Gazelles. We are the equivalent of Slender Man for them, never stopping following them even for days till they just die of despair and horror.
I searched about this breed on Wikipedia and found out that this breed is a pure Iranian breed. If you have any doubts, go and see for yourself. Saluki is the same as Persian Greyhound.
Nope, it's just that the Arabs lives now a stable life in cities and even Bedouin have access to everything, so hunting is just a hobby, more of an expensive sport
@@MegaFarkh I'm from Saudi Arabia and I'm quite aware that people in the Arabian peninsula are not starving rather on the contrary. My point is people still hunting endangered animals and they are doing it for sport.
at a distance of 3km *he is* the fastest land predator because a cheetah would run out of gas, but at shorter distances a cheetah would *smoke* the Saluki
Cheetahs only do about 200 to 300m of intense sprinting and if they can’t catch their prey within that range they just ran out of gas tank.besides it can also do 3 chances in day and that’s it,it will have to rely on others to catch and replace those calories lost
The body is like cheeta, while cheeta is a lot faster but the maximum speed could be maintained only for some 200 m while this dog can run some 3km with 60km/h speed. The Saluki has different varieties and spreads from the Arabian peninsula to Iran and Afghanistan with some changes in its coat.
@Mimi Kyuki They are not "man-made" they are the result of selective breading same as all the domesticated animals and plants. But the fact they are very similar to Cheetahs shoes they did a great job in selective breeding.
@@drpk6514 selective breeding requires humanity, so it basically is "man-made" Things aren't going to choose a mate like that. They decide how to make the healthiest offspring, but selective breeding forces the animal against its will to find an actual partner to produce the wanted offspring. Keep in mind that selective breeding tends to require inbreeding.
In Tamilnadu, India, it's called Kanni. A native tribal hunting dog can jump 6 feet wall or fence from a standing position along with its other hunting skill.
I’m not sure of the Saluki’s strength, but the speed and especially the distance that they can run are significant factors to show their abilities as hunters~💯❣️ Thank you for sharing this wonderful video! 🤗👍 🔆AniFam〽️
My Lab is much, much stronger than my Saluki. Really no contest. But the Saluki is fierce, and doesn't take lightly to other dogs trying to dominate him.
imagine a Saluki going to a doggy bar, all the ladies will be "omg...he is so gracious, fast and elegant...he must not be from here"...a legend was created...now you know how it feels when I go to a Human Bar
@@drpk6514 yes but mostly now present northern breeds but here in southern India we have our own native hound breeds like chippiparai, kanni, kombai, rajapalayam,etc and have a history more than 1000bc during 1st raja raja cholar period with evidence
@@abishieksamlin5211 As I said they are not "native" (native has a meaning) and they are not bred but tried to be kept pure. They are Saluki which was brought from Middle East by Mogals.
I remember me driving my car with family at 03:00 am in a mountain road when group of stray dogs start chasing the car, I was doing 60 km and and they chasing me without breaking a sweat... later on I swear I was doing 80 km and they still chasing the car, two of them in my side and the 3rd in other side of the car, we turn down the radio and you can hear their gasps through the windows and their feet bounding the ground so fast until they finally give up in the longest 3 minutes I ever had... their is something wrong with stray dogs in Middle East in mountains and desert regions.. they're fast, quiet almost, they hunting in groups, they are active and act weird at night.
There's a slight resemblance, not going to lie, This is known as convergent evolution, where 2 things evolve similar traits in periods of time. In this case, the dog's body.
Afghans are one of the slowest sighthounds, only Irish wolfhounds are slower. But then again neither of them are originally used to hunt like all the slimmer types.
Promoting dog racing, @Smithsonian!?! 👎🏽 She probably could barely even see the lure through all that dust. Poor thing was probably just terrified of being abandoned in the desert!!
What happens if the breeders find the dogs are not winning the races. Are they shot in the head and buried as has been done in greyhound racing. I hope not.
Yes so true. I just found out these big horse winners go to slaughter instead of a retirement pasture. These people claim to love horses. Yes as long as the money is coming in.
@@cherrymccall4806 Under cover investigation found that was happening in my country as well. Secretly taken video that was shown on tv of horses corralled in the slaughter yard that included retired race horses, even well known race winners, perfectly healthy horses that should have been retired to pasture but instead became dog food. They could identify the horses from markings and tattooed numbers visible in the video. The issue there is that the race trainers often sell the retired horses in good faith but then from that point on there’s no responsibility for their retirement care so the new owner can send them to slaughter for no good reason other than they don’t want to pay to maintain them as retired animals. I think the government has now put in place a system where the trainer must be responsible until the horses natural end of life regardless of who they are sold to or resold to.
@@redsloane879 They make great pets. Some people think because they are seen on tv wearing muzzles that they are bad doggies, but that is totally wrong. They are very sweet fur babies 🐶 They do like to chase things though.
Such a beautiful dog. What makes them unique compared to the greyhound is they can do this for miles and miles in breath taking temps. The greyhound is short bursts the luski is the David goggens of dogs.
It's a case of using a different, best suitable hunter for the situation at hand. Cheetah were formerly kept as domestic hunters, too. At the three mile mark, they're in the dust.
the cheetah has a higher top speed but it is a sprinter. this dog can maintain the speed for a much longer time making it faster on average at a greater distance.
I knew it: one cheetah out of every…….. ohhhh….. 2 million can run at top speed for about 1.25 kilometres. By the time you get them to 3 kilometres, they are over in the shade drinking a tonic and water. There are no cheetah distance runners but they will jog or walk that far.
He's talking speed over distance. Cheetahs can't hold their top speed for long. That dog did it for 3 kilometers under the scorching heat of the desert.
"One of the fastest dogs on the planet"
Proceeds to shoot it in slowmo...
That's walking.
"Fast enough to catch a gazelle."
Nope, ain't gonna show that either.
You millenials are hopeless negativists
it would be a blur if he didnt!!
@@大疯狼 😂👏👏👌
Would of been nice to see more of the dog actually running instead of so much build up!
Would "have".... not "of".
@@paulcollinsworth3326 exactly. I've seen it countless times already. Time to educate the people :)
This is a promo video
True
@@paulcollinsworth3326 would’ve of been
Thought I would see them chasing down a gazelle 😔
He can't.
Me too 😒
@@halalpolice23 me three
Thanks, u just saved me.
Why you think more?? is it nature of girls? always think & doubt more to boyfriend
The whole body is aerodynamic. Built like a freaking bullet.
Like a hybrid between a cheetah and and a dog
But still slower than a Cheetah!
@@resjon7981 neither do I believe it can beat the cheetah
@@resjon7981 cheetah only last 4s at the top speed.
@@resjon7981
Cheetah cannot run on sandy surface
90% talking 10% dog running and we can’t even feel the speed🤖
to catch the gazelle you have to become the gazelle
- Tom Brady
Or cheetahs.
Or the arrow *:) - as the samurai said
That is Bruce lee
@@buckethead133 yanoo what Gazelles often leave them in a chase but the cat is smart it will target a weak member or a calf. Obviously if they can get within 50m they catch anything but Cheatas are terrible at stealth
SC: They remained unchanged for almost 6000 years.
US: Challenge accepted, let's breed them like a celebrity dog to ruin their face and speed.
Fair enough, but keep in mind that there are a devoted and determined minority of Americans that hunt their salukis on jackrabbits (45 mph) competitively, and love them and seek to maintain them just as the early British breeders brought them from the desert a century ago.
@@cobaltcanarycherry salute to them 👏
@@SaneDebate ♥️
@@cobaltcanarycherry 💯💯💯💯
@@vidadeunhoundsman2685 ♥️
I'm so using to just seeing them in a show ring. Seeing them in their element, moving at speed, is an eye opener.
Yeah circles ain't the get down
Open your eyes. Life begins where our comfort zone ends.
@@notveryobviousguy4373 Wooo Hooo, you've got some healing to do tonite, seems to me.
@@bodamian_bg tonite is a blasting explosive consisting of a mixture of guncotton with a nitrate and sometimes a nitro compound. I'm guessing you meant to say tonight?
@@notveryobviousguy4373 , you guessed right; and then again- yes, tonight really IS a blasting explosion. Bravo! *:)
Greyhound: I'm the fastest dog in the world.
Saluki: Hold my collar.
Greyhounds are quicker they go 45mph top Saluki 42.8mph
@@MrRorySteel nah, saluki’s go about 43, greyhounds are faster but not by much
Great hounds are still faster...
@@nojorooney 43.1 actually 🤦♂️
@@Idontknowanyoda1 Greyhounds
What's amazing is not only their maneuverability and speed, but for how long they can keep it up.
60 kmh
I had this dog maybe can 30min
That's what she said.
I have a Saluki. He doesn't get tired, and is by far the fastest most agile dog I've ever seen. He often gets the whole dog park chasing him.
Hes also super sweet and quirky. ❤
But dog is haram for u right?
@@abhilashkumar733 No. I rescued him from Qatar.
@@abhilashkumar733 the saluki is extremely clean. That is why the Bedu tolerated them in their tents.
@@abhilashkumar733 Bruh his upbringing is not Haram, but he is an unclean animal, ( his saliva is impurity ), and this has been scientifically proven, so it is necessary to purify after foreplaying him
Fastest land Predator!
Cheetah: Left the group.
"Over 3 km"
cheetah's can't maintain the speed for long, they accelerate faster and then for few seconds..
Ain’t never seen a cheetah run like that with/without taking its inhaler lol........Saluki are just phenomenal 💯💯💯
Cheetah is faster for a short distance, 100 meters or something but will not keep up to 3 km.
It's like you're comparing Bolt and Kipchoge.
My neighbor has a Saluki. It's the most wonderful dog ... very calm, affectionate, sweet.
The saluki is also known as the Arabian greyhound. There's also a similar breed with a similar name called a sloughi.
Persian Greyhound, formerly.
Being a native Arabic speaker; I can tell you that saluki = sloughi, it's a matter of spelling across the arabian world from Morocco to Iraq and beyond :)
@@nabilnabil8336 I figured that they are pretty much the same breed.
@ABRAHAM The old AKC, British name was what I had in mind, the name formerly used to describe them in English speaking countries.
As it stands now, historically, we know that the Egyptians had depictions of dogs very like salukis as far back as 3000 years, and most famously on the incredible gold ostrich fan found in King Tut's tomb.
Also, there are seals from Mesopotamia, used by the Sumerians that also depict hunting dogs very like the saluki from as far back as 3000 B.C. Interested saluki enthusiasts and academics have been doing scholarly work on this since the 70's. It IS very interesting to wonder which ancient civilization gave us such a treasure, and heaven bless the Bedouin for preserving them into the 20th century.
@SHADOW OF FIRE lol yeah isnt dogs dirty in islam
they're so pretty like the supermodels of dogs lol
Couldn't agree more. Wow, their proportion is just awesome
So are you.
Just like you 😉
@@COMPTROL no im not lol but thank you 😭😭😭 (hides in corner)
@@RadityaNugraheni2405 but here is the difference, the proportions of these dogs are not harmed, while human models, which starve themselves, are.
"Long claws that grip the sand" RIP your hardwood floors.
$5000 of purchase.
Hopefully owner doesn't make it as a pillow and keep it captive in a room in a small apartment. They are a runner, and not need a clothes.
Most hot countries have marble or tiled floors not hardwood.
I have two Salukis. And yes, RIP my wooden floors.
Smithsonian institute:Wanna watch this cool 3 minute video about the saluki??
Me: Sure
Smithsonian institute:Proceeds to show only 10 seconds of footage about the Saluki
...and it looks more like a Sloughi.
Interesting how the two fastest animals on earth have a shape that is almost identical, the Saluki and the Cheetah
It’s called convergent evolution. By nature or man, the same traits are selected for.
They were both used for hunting by the Arabs
Saluki 2nd fastest dog on 🌎
@@StephanB.300 Well 37mph is not even close to the fastest, red foxes and coyotes go up to 50mph.
@@StephanB.300
Greyhounds are faster and better on an actual track, but lack stamina the Saluki has. They're also not that good outside of the track.
This dog looks like one native Tamil Nadu breed , by the name " kanni", that Kanni dog is a high jumper and used for hunting
true
Wow didn't knew
Raya Palayam
Is Tamil nadu a country
@@litzbluejay3152 is a state in India
That is one exquisite specimen. Thank you, Arabians for b inventing this breed.
I'm pregnant which means I'm sat here crying over the world's fastest dog.
It's not my baby.
dont be sad while u r pregnant so the baby when he born will be a Happy child try to be away from stress
I watched a clip where an Arabian dog was running with an Arabian horse in the desert. Its amazing how fast both run and the dog is able to keep up with the horse.
There is no coursing hound like the Saluki. I have owned Greyhound, Saluki and Whippet, but as a hunter the Saluki is in a class by itself.
Were you training some kind of world class flyball team or what, cos those 3 zoomies seems like a recipe for one.
@@michellelee8933 No...lol. I ran all three breeds, on dog tracks, and after jackrabbits in the southwest, in various conditions. The saluki feet, and body, didn't break down, and they could run further, especially in hot conditions.
@@joshuamcpherson007 Shame on you
@@m-tetsuo Shame on you for judging people you know nothing about.
Saluki weight? and age limit?
Can it bear cold conditions?
Greyhounds are faster. They can beat salukis in a sprint race. But in long races where endurance matters, salukis win.
I had a Saluki that caught a deer twice!
Btw, why is heendoos still in youtube, facebook and whatsapp? isn't your government banning all these social media because it exposes your lies?
the world needs the Grey Saluki
Forget Greyhound, Cheetahs are way faster.. But in terms of speed with distance, saluki's the fastest predator on the planet..
Magnificent dogs!
This dog is the mascot of my alma mater. Southern Illinois University. Go Dawgs
You and Shaft (Richard Roundtree). I can dig it.
It's called " selluguee سلوقي" the best choise when it comes for chassing and catching preys .
It's spelled saluki
@@mrmagoo4134 i can assure to you that in arabic it's spelled natively "selluguee" (g) like in word "guitar" you can spell it as you prefer like with "k" but it won't be much .
@Fawaz Shaikh it's q in standard Arabic, but if someone can't pronounce the q saying it as a g is better than k because the Bedouins use the g pronunciation.
@Fawaz Shaikh you've got it it right only in ammya and also in first names and family names " garoui " "ganda"
So dogs are not harram?
We used to have a few of these to catch rabbits sometimes. Saluki is not only fast but extremely agile in twists and turns.
Before anyone makes the same old, snarky “cheetahs: am I a joke to you?” comment, I’m pretty sure smithsonian knows that cheetahs are faster. Greyhounds are faster. They stated salukis are the fastest animal OVER 3 KM. Everyone tuned out that part of the sentence just to make that comment. Everybody has made the comment before. I get it: cheetahs are faster. They could have definitely worded it better (clickbaity title), but I just want to clarify
The only reason they can catch gazelles is because of the gazelle's lack of endurance. But speed wise, a gazelle would scorch a Saluki
That is why the 2 legged endurance hunters called humans can also run down a gazelle
@@protonneutron9046 poor Gazelles. We are the equivalent of Slender Man for them, never stopping following them even for days till they just die of despair and horror.
Also there are no gazzeles left in the Arabia anymore. Only a few in captivity.
@@nunyabiznes33 pretty sure they die of fatigue, and heat stress
@@rigo.acosta actually they die of because of guns and cars, before that they live in the desert normally.
Salukis are probably my favorite sighthounds.
@@atomics.h.1824 Well, if that's the case then why did you make a comment?
It’s SLOUGUI NOT SALUKI and is North African dog
@@farouksadi6964 no Bro, go read about saluki. It's Afghan dog
@@leokari6866 I googled it and every page said it's Persian, so you're both wrong
I searched about this breed on Wikipedia and found out that this breed is a pure Iranian breed. If you have any doubts, go and see for yourself. Saluki is the same as Persian Greyhound.
I don't understand why you want to name things For example, the Arabian Gulf is basically the Persian Gulf
Been blessed to have been the hooman to 4 greyhounds.....a sighthound like the Salukis. They're called 45mph couch potatoes!! Love the houndies!!❤🐾💜
The Saluki doesn't eat what's caught before the arrival of the owner. Even if it dies of hunger.
I was wondering bout that it looks like it needs to be chasing some meals
@@anthonytaylor7928 thats how they nationally are, theyre skinny like cheetahs
"Today Saluki is no longer needed for hunting"
That's because there is nothing left to hunt.
No because the Bedouins eats burgers now..
Nope....they use rpg now
Nope, it's just that the Arabs lives now a stable life in cities and even Bedouin have access to everything, so hunting is just a hobby, more of an expensive sport
@@MegaFarkh I'm from Saudi Arabia and I'm quite aware that people in the Arabian peninsula are not starving rather on the contrary. My point is people still hunting endangered animals and they are doing it for sport.
The Cheetahs are calling a meeting in the Savannah right now
"This is the fastest land predator on earth"
What happened to all the cheetas? Did they get extinct while I was in quarantine?
Over long distance, cheetas tend to get over heated and tired.
He started the sentence with "Over a distance of 3kms"
Cheetahs are faster, but at much shorter distances. Thus the phrase “over a distance of 3km”....
Yeah I was left scratching my head on that long and disconnected sentence.
I was thinking the same thing! Cheetahs run between 50 - 80 mph. A gazelle runs top speed of 60 mph. Someone’s math is bad.
I’m a Lebanese Bedouin and We have these as pets however they don’t hunt anymore
🇦🇫❤🇱🇧
That dude' smile introducing them is billions worth
@UFC MMA AMOGUS
This breed is surprisingly similar to Mudhol Hound.
IT IS MUDHOL ONLY
Check out for polygar hound (or rajapalayam/Indian ghost hound)
Mudhol
Yeah it's like mudhol hound and Chippiparai dog but they told something else 😂😂
@@mydreamsarehappening I changed it, thanks🙏
when the canine family decided to build their own version of cheetah.
And still failed
🎶 ARABIAN DOGGGGG, LIKE ARABIAN DAYYYYYY!
MORE OFTEN THAN NOT, THE GAZELLE GETS GOT, IN A DESERT BUFFET
"Over a distance of 3 km, this is the fastest land predator on Earth."
Lots of necessary caveats in that statement.
Hahaha yeah- I got a good chuckle out of that line as well...
Believe greyhounds are faster.
@@redsloane879 it's an Arabian Greyhound -_-
@@redsloane879 a grayhound can't run as much distance as a saluki,
@@vidadeunhoundsman2685 I know that. Greyhounds are the fastest for short distances.
i love salukis soooo much
What everyone else sees: *The Fastest Dog breed on the planet*
What I see: *A good boy 🥺*
Girl
Girl
Saluki dog is amazing
We call this race "sloughi" سلوقي . We use him in hunt (rabbit , etc)
That's literally what he just said in the beginning
is that 4x4 Pajero ?
"One of the fastest predators on Earth"
"Who caught absolutely nothing on this video"
cheeta must be saying what a joke
fastest land predator over 3km. cheetah is shortbursts.
These dogs are not only fast but they have endurance also.Kind of remind me of a world class 10k man.
60km/h for 3 km + the exhaust from the 4x4 car is indeed impressive
Under the scorching heat of the desert to boot.
at a distance of 3km *he is* the fastest land predator because a cheetah would run out of gas, but at shorter distances a cheetah would *smoke* the Saluki
@@QuantumMechanic_88 not at all 🙄 dogs are build for endurance 🙄
Cheetahs only do about 200 to 300m of intense sprinting and if they can’t catch their prey within that range they just ran out of gas tank.besides it can also do 3 chances in day and that’s it,it will have to rely on others to catch and replace those calories lost
The body is like cheeta, while cheeta is a lot faster but the maximum speed could be maintained only for some 200 m while this dog can run some 3km with 60km/h speed.
The Saluki has different varieties and spreads from the Arabian peninsula to Iran and Afghanistan with some changes in its coat.
Cheetah Sprinter... Salukhi endurance runner ...
@Mimi Kyuki They are not "man-made" they are the result of selective breading same as all the domesticated animals and plants. But the fact they are very similar to Cheetahs shoes they did a great job in selective breeding.
@@drpk6514 selective breeding requires humanity, so it basically is "man-made"
Things aren't going to choose a mate like that. They decide how to make the healthiest offspring, but selective breeding forces the animal against its will to find an actual partner to produce the wanted offspring.
Keep in mind that selective breeding tends to require inbreeding.
@@Ceres4S2D1 thats still not "man-made"
@@jmshahbazasif You think they wanted to be that way?
In Tamilnadu, India, it's called Kanni. A native tribal hunting dog can jump 6 feet wall or fence from a standing position along with its other hunting skill.
It isnt native to there. Muslims brought it to the region.
@@drpk6514 ok
I miss my Arabian Saluki 😭
Salukis are the best. I'm a proud Saluki mum.
I’m not sure of the Saluki’s strength, but the speed and especially the distance that they can run are significant factors to show their abilities as hunters~💯❣️
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video! 🤗👍
🔆AniFam〽️
My Lab is much, much stronger than my Saluki. Really no contest. But the Saluki is fierce, and doesn't take lightly to other dogs trying to dominate him.
@@alignmentunknown3156 Great to know...thank you for sharing the information~🤗👍
The dog has 100000000 speed 😳
R.I.P Madame Gazelle
I knew a Saluki/Border Collie that was a woodchuck machine. Wood chucks would look and think "Oh. here comes a d....". A favorite dog at the Farm.
Legend has it that the dog is still running across the desert
😂 I kind feel bad for him
It is such a lean and gracious dog. A beautiful breed, I must say.
Beautiful Dogs♥️✨
Saluki are Fastest land Predator!
Cheetah: I am from another planet!
Over 3km
I always thought it was the cheetah.
Beautiful creatures indeed
Their face is even aerodynamic.
Your stories are amazing that dog was beautiful
imagine a Saluki going to a doggy bar, all the ladies will be "omg...he is so gracious, fast and elegant...he must not be from here"...a legend was created...now you know how it feels when I go to a Human Bar
That's related to our natives breeds in Southern India Chippipara kanni komba
Proud tamilan here
Ya man
They are not native. They were brought there by Muslims.
@@drpk6514 yes but mostly now present northern breeds but here in southern India we have our own native hound breeds like chippiparai, kanni, kombai, rajapalayam,etc and have a history more than 1000bc during 1st raja raja cholar period with evidence
@@abishieksamlin5211 As I said they are not "native" (native has a meaning) and they are not bred but tried to be kept pure. They are Saluki which was brought from Middle East by Mogals.
Presenters voice is awesome..need this reporter to do more videos
This is one of my favorite breeds. So majestic. 💖
I remember me driving my car with family at 03:00 am in a mountain road when group of stray dogs start chasing the car, I was doing 60 km and and they chasing me without breaking a sweat... later on I swear I was doing 80 km and they still chasing the car, two of them in my side and the 3rd in other side of the car, we turn down the radio and you can hear their gasps through the windows and their feet bounding the ground so fast until they finally give up in the longest 3 minutes I ever had... their is something wrong with stray dogs in Middle East in mountains and desert regions.. they're fast, quiet almost, they hunting in groups, they are active and act weird at night.
They are natural dogs and nocturnal as most wild life is.
I see a cheetah in dog form..🐆🐕
There's a slight resemblance, not going to lie,
This is known as convergent evolution, where 2 things evolve similar traits in periods of time. In this case, the dog's body.
“This is the fastest land predator on earth 🌍
Cheetah “, Hey 👋 you know am still breathing right “
Over 3km
What a beautiful animal, and what a beautifully shot video.
Now i will have to watch another saluki video just to see it run
These fine details of this dog is further proof of a creator 💕🧐
Are not, all living things, equally valid.
Handsome Salukis! Great breed
Afghan hounds run a very close second & can turn on a penny.
Afghans are one of the slowest sighthounds, only Irish wolfhounds are slower.
But then again neither of them are originally used to hunt like all the slimmer types.
Promoting dog racing, @Smithsonian!?! 👎🏽 She probably could barely even see the lure through all that dust. Poor thing was probably just terrified of being abandoned in the desert!!
I think it's not called "the fastest", it should be "the most endurance" dog. 🤔🤷🏻♂️
They said "one of the fastest" in the video, 60 km/h is very fast for an animal
The shape of these dog head defines speed.😂😂🔥👍🏿
I had an Australian shepherd mix that could in 30 mph for a mile.
I could run at 20 mph for a mile every hour, for two hours so two 20 miles per hour so 40 miles per two hours so 1/2 40 mph
Wow when you realize its almost as fast as a cheetah in short bursts but even faster over distance is absolutely incredible 😮
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@Mimi Kyuki but i thought cheetas top out around 70mph?
@@johnschultz3287 they do. Though, this breeds tops out at around 43 mph. The cheetah is much faster. The saluki is only better at long distance.
My cat is faster than that when she hears her automatic kibble dispenser.
Wow the Salukis are the god of speed 😂😘
What happens if the breeders find the dogs are not winning the races. Are they shot in the head and buried as has been done in greyhound racing. I hope not.
The sport of racing dogs and horses worldwide is totally brutal .
Yes so true. I just found out these big horse winners go to slaughter instead of a retirement pasture. These people claim to love horses. Yes as long as the money is coming in.
@@cherrymccall4806 Under cover investigation found that was happening in my country as well. Secretly taken video that was shown on tv of horses corralled in the slaughter yard that included retired race horses, even well known race winners, perfectly healthy horses that should have been retired to pasture but instead became dog food. They could identify the horses from markings and tattooed numbers visible in the video. The issue there is that the race trainers often sell the retired horses in good faith but then from that point on there’s no responsibility for their retirement care so the new owner can send them to slaughter for no good reason other than they don’t want to pay to maintain them as retired animals. I think the government has now put in place a system where the trainer must be responsible until the horses natural end of life regardless of who they are sold to or resold to.
Many are 'donated' to greyhound rescue groups .... that's where I adopted mine from. Super sweet!🐾❤
@@redsloane879 They make great pets. Some people think because they are seen on tv wearing muzzles that they are bad doggies, but that is totally wrong. They are very sweet fur babies 🐶 They do like to chase things though.
I expected a cinematic chase...And what I got was dog running in slow motion
might have been cute if the entire dog breed didn't look malnourished
Such a beautiful dog. What makes them unique compared to the greyhound is they can do this for miles and miles in breath taking temps. The greyhound is short bursts the luski is the David goggens of dogs.
Fastest land predator on Earth?!? What about the cheetah? Don't they get up to 80 mph?
He said in a 3 mile stretch. Cheetahs get tired fast.
Nothing can match a saluki over 2 miles. Greyhounds and whippets are sprinters, borzoi can go long but are not as fast.
Yes, cheetahs are good for short, fast runs.
Sleek, Swift and Speed!! What a beautiful dog!!
Excellent personality too.
In other breaking news - A Cheetah is still faster .
Yeah for five seconds
@@lastEvergreen for 15 -20 seconds
It's a case of using a different, best suitable hunter for the situation at hand. Cheetah were formerly kept as domestic hunters, too. At the three mile mark, they're in the dust.
The arabian horses and the arabian dogs both are magnificent
even sand cat and foxes in the Arabian desert looks cute and beautiful.
Faster then a cheetah?
the cheetah has a higher top speed but it is a sprinter. this dog can maintain the speed for a much longer time making it faster on average at a greater distance.
I knew it: one cheetah out of every…….. ohhhh….. 2 million can run at top speed for about 1.25 kilometres. By the time you get them to 3 kilometres, they are over in the shade drinking a tonic and water. There are no cheetah distance runners but they will jog or walk that far.
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So she didn’t catch a gazelle… I want my money back
Gazelle there are endangered and protected now.
"Fastest land animal on the planet"
Cheetah: "Am I a joke to you?"
He's talking speed over distance. Cheetahs can't hold their top speed for long. That dog did it for 3 kilometers under the scorching heat of the desert.
Saluki nd sloughi are good hounds But the Galgos is the master of wild rabbit hunting he is number one
A little dishonest with those stats fellers...
what stat?
2:48 cheetah:”pathetic”
It's like Usain bolt and Dennis Kimmetto had a baby , speed + endurance