Also known as the Polish Greyhound.

"The Polish Greyhound (Polish: Chart Polski, pronounced HEART POLL-ski) is a Polish sighthound breed. It is known as the Polish Greyhound, although it is not a direct relative of the Greyhound dog. Polish Greyhounds have a short, smooth fur that comes in many colors. The coat is somewhat heavier than a Greyhound's. They have an undercoat that gets thicker in the winter. Polish Greyhounds have a longer brush on the tail and have culottes at the rear of the thighs. The average Polish Greyhound weighs about 65–95 pounds, and ranges from 27–32 inches tall. The Chart Polski has a smooth double coat, regardless of season, which is harsh to the touch while offering excellent insulation.This Regal canine, is not actually a Greyhound, rather a different breed on its own. While it may seem similar in looks, the Chart Polski standard deems that this dog is much stronger, and less slight, or thin. This is a persistent hunter, with a long muscular neck, unlike the greyhound, and the head is carried high. Large almond eyes are set in a slant, and the points of the hip bones are wide apart. The hind legs move closer together when the dog is moving at a short trot: this is called "lacing". The Polish Greyhounds originated in Poland, most likely from the Asian sighthound, a Saluki-type dog. They were not bred from the English Greyhound."
--Wikipedia (cause Dog Breed Info had...no info ^^;)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chart_Polski

All I really have to say is i hate the background color on this one...but my current critique backup had to stay off her computer for Christmas eve, so i'll consult her and change it later ^^;