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The Norwegian Elkhound is a small dog used to hunt large game. These dogs are prone to hip dysplasia, hot spots, and kidney disease. Pet insurance can help pay for treatment costs.

The Irish Wolfhound is a large and ancient dog breed that can be prone to gastric torsion, elbow dysplasia, and heart problems. Pet insurance is one way to help pay for cost of treatment.

The Harrier is a dog breed that has been around for centuries. The breed is unfortunately prone to hip dysplasia, an expensive condition to treat. Pet insurance can help with the costs of this treatment.

The Borzoi is a dog breed similar to the Greyhound and is prone to gastric torsion and heart problems. Many Borzoi owners opt in invest in pet insurance to help pay the costs of veterinary treatment.

The Black and Tan Coonhound is a cross breed created as a hunting dog. They can suffer from hip dysplasia and ectopion, two conditions expensive to treat. Pet insurance can help with costs.

Beagles are one of the most popular family dogs in America, but potential families should be aware that they are prone to suffering from a few health conditions. Pet insurance can help with the veterinary costs.

The Basset Hound is a short, long dog breed that can suffer from many different health conditions. Some pet owners invest in pet insurance to protect their pocketbook against treatment costs.

The Basenji is a unique dog breed from South Africa that is prone to many expensive health conditions like Fanconi syndrome. Pet insurance is one way to help pay for treatment of expensive conditions.

The Afghan Hound is a sophisticated breed that is prone to one specific health condition – cataracts. Some pet owners invest in pet insurance to help pay for ongoing treatment related to this condition.

The Wirehaired Pointing Griffon is a shaggy but devoted dog breed that is prone to ear problems and hip dysplasia. Pet insurance can help Wirehaired Pointing Griffon owners pay for the treatment of these conditions.