[King of Crows]

Sight hounds are my favorite -gross sobbing-

OK, ShadyBro, you're a really fantastic artist and I admire your work a lot, so there is not a whole lot that I can actually advise you on, but here are some things I noticed! I hope it helps a bit <3 ((Personal side note, if I am drawing sight hounds I always love drawing them in motion to show off those graceful long legs and lean build!))

Notes:
Low set ears

Salukis have fairly low-set ears that hand down a long because that fur is pretty heavy on the floppy cartilage.
Flat-line on back

Starting at the shoulders and ending near the edge of the ribs the back is fairly flat.
Sloped lower back

After the ribs the back arches slightly and curves downwards very smoothly. This adds to the very elegant look of a saluki.
Tail carriage

Like most sighthounds, salukis tend to carry their tail in a semi-tucked position, down between the legs. This changes when they are walking out, but when standing it is typically down.
Body is a tube

This goes for pretty much any animal. The body is like a cylinder, where the belly tucks up the spine does too. This creates a very flowing looking, smooth, and natural. You can see I sketched the shape in blue in the redline.

[mibbiee]

Took took time reading this

although it's not to me

But it really helped!