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Teddy Burke of Greenwood, Delaware, (pictured with her generous Mallorcan host, Tony des Clos), acquired her first Ibizan Hound after retiring from the U.S. Navy in 1994. Her first litter was in 2004, initiating the Arbeca prefix. From the outset, an important goal was learning about the breed as it functions in its homeland, the Balearics and Catalunya, which she has visited on two occasions. Her breeding program has included offspring from both wire- and smooth-coated imports from active hunting kennels, and her Ibizans have competed successfully in lure coursing and conformation. She has served the Ibizan Hound Club of the United States in various roles, including Treasurer and Secretary, and judged their National Specialty Sweepstakes in 2011.
Living with an Ibizan Hound: A high-energy, intelligent breed that thrives with active owners, social interaction, and care.
In the United States, the purebred Ibizan Hound is placed in the Hound Group and described as a Sighthound, which is not the same thing
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