Russian Wolfhound (Detailed Introduction)

       To properly care for the Russian Wolfhound (Detailed Introduction), you must first understand its habits. The reason it prefers slightly cooler places is due to its double-layered coat, which gives it strong resistance to cold, but during hot weather, it can seem somewhat "excessive."

       In summer, do not trim their coat too short. Although the long coat makes them feel hot, from another perspective, it is precisely because of the long coat that it helps protect them from UV damage and prevents skin injury.

       They were once used for hunting, so their need for exercise is obvious. Staying indoors for long periods is not good for them; meeting their exercise needs as much as possible will help give them a strong and healthy body.