Sūgélán lièlù quǎn céng shì guìzú zhuānshǔ de shòuliè quǎn.
The Scottish Deerhound was once a hunting dog reserved for the nobility.
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In medieval Scotland only earls and above were permitted to own 猎鹿犬; the breed survived thanks to aristocratic kennels. Sir Walter Scott called it 'the most perfect creature of Heaven'.