Same!

Demanda Tecnico Relojero some facts: Nobody asked

@Jake Smith Don't listen, its just a troll. Every point of "his facts" are blatant lies

@@SampyKhe Surely no lie, we have two rescued Spanish Podencos. They would have been killed if no organization had saved them.

Sampy Khe I live in Ibiza and everything they said is 100% true, but ok

@@almendra8541 ...but ok ? whats wrong with you ?

In the United States? How easy/hard is it get a Pharaoh Hound?

El xarnego es otro, muy parecido pero son razas distintas

Xatalla I think you’re talking about the Doberman?

I'll have to find a picture, but their dog definitely wasn't a Doberman, from what I remember knowing about her. She might have been part, since she was a mutt....but like nearly all of the personality traits fit, if not the coat color.

Maybe was a pod mix or galgo

@@Xatalla look up the Xolo dog.

maybe a black Galgo,...but Podencos dont have any black Pigment,...that is why they are white or brownred in color

They are very rare in the united states, you most likely will not find one, but there are alot of organizations in spain that adopt out to the unites states both puppies and adult dogs

I belong to a Spanish shelter where we mostly have Ibizan Hounds. If you want to go take a look on Facebook " Acolama La Senia" and you can see the ones we currently have waiting for a family and contact us in there ;)

da zzle never buy a pet, if you really want a podenco find a rescue/adoption operation that saves dogs and puppies from the streets in Spain. these dogs are normally killed there when they’re “too old” to hunt at age 4 or just abandoned on the streets. We found our podenco puppy from such a place and they use the adoption money to save more dogs 🐕 she was taken from her litter at 5 weeks old and put on a chain in the sun. it took about half a year but now she’s a confident little pup again, she’s the best friend i could ask for.

I would recommend checking out a rescue before contacting a breeder because you can save the life of a really great dog. Podencos are used to hunt rabbits for one season and then are abandoned because they are not pet worthy. If you have your heart set on one of these majestic sight hounds please consider the dogs at: www.ibizanhoundrescue.com

@Circumspect Caninetrovert Thank you. I'm tired of people trying to force the adopt don't shop ideology on people.

The main problem is since the Ibizan hound is a less popular breed, it would be harder to find a really good breeder. Either way, many people drive miles and miles to find a good breeder. If that sounds like too much of a hassle, getting a rescue from Spain might be a bit easier. Also, a lot of beezers come from Spain including purebred puppies. Besides, you get the satisfaction of saving two lives, the dog you adopt and the dog that gets to come into the rescue because of you. All I’m saying is give rescue a chance. You might be pleasantly surprised.

@@emmamcgreal1116 I always try to adopt dogs first, but the fact is there are many many many breeds that just don't exist in shelters or rescues. Ibizan hounds, among many breeds, especially sighthounds, are very rarely found in shelters, at least where I'm from. Importing a rescue from Spain may be feasible but for the vast majority of people it wouldn't. In that case getting it from a responsible breeder is the best course of action. (And I think most people can agree that this is the goal. For dogs to NOT exist in shelters/rescues and have every dog that's produced have a loving home lined up for it before it's even conceived).

where can i buy for myself one?

Laura Garnham youre right

Depens on ehat language you’re talking. The original name is “Ca Eivissenc” from the balearic island of “Eivissa” All sounding with a strong “s”. This is the original balearic-catalan language. For only spanish speakers, the pronounciation becomes dificult and they deforme the sound to “th”. But this problem does not oblige english speakers to pronounce as a spanish speaker

I learned that from Bruce Wayne in the Dark Knight Rises

You're very ignorant. Yes, during the hunting season hounds are bred, and when it's over hunters get rid of them. Some end up dying or in kennels. But that is a very small group of people, and hunters are getting fewer by the day. The majority of the population will do absolutely everything they can to try and end dog racing and hunting. We contribute to charities, sign petitions and help rescues help this dogs and bring them into loving homes. Just because it is done by a select group of people you can't deem an entire nation unfit and cruel. Especially when we are trying to redime the situation. Please get informed about the issue before leaving dumb founded, ignorant comments

@@todaXPTO are there places in spain that they're up for adoption?

@@totheworld5078 A lot. Just google "adoptar podenco" o "rescatar podenco"

@@totheworld5078 hope for podencos is an organization in spain, they adopt out to north america and some other european countries

www.podencofriends.com/