
Azawakh
The Azawakh is a noble sighthound native to West Africa, showcasing a coat that resembles a vibrant artist's palette. Its short, sleek fur comes in a variety of colors, including red, fawn, brindle, and blue, with unique patterns. Some have intriguing black masks and stylish white markings on their legs, chest, and tail tips. Just like snowflakes, each Azawakh has its own distinct appearance. These ancient hunters resemble living art, with their muscles and bones visible under their skin. Their elegant, S-shaped bodies, broad chests, and streamlined heads identify them as part of the distinguished sighthound group, designed for speed and keen eyesight. However, don’t be misled by their graceful appearance—they are powerful animals that have chased gazelles across the hot Sahara for more than a thousand years.