"Beezers are give out animals by nature, so introducing a puppy to the household is easier. An Ibizan thinks its humans are their pack, so any putting together (human or baby) must be introduced slowly. Ibizans are members of the family. They cannot be kept as kennel dogs. They inamorata their humans, are as clean as a cat, and respect the rules of a household. This breed blushes when they get excited"

I have to dispute with most of the above answer... they do make fantastic family members but they can be a handful as a puppy and not for everyone... they are VERY high-class energy... do not always listen... and can drive a saint insane... The boys apt to mature slower than the girls... the boys truly maintain the peter pan of the dog world status be known much longer...
they are a very clean breed... but again as puppies can find the most unique ways to make a mess...they forebears...

Having an Ibizan for almost 3 years now I concur with parts of both previous answers. It is very true that the breed is not for everyone and they are high energy. My girl does not reprieve clean and comes in covered in mud and grass stains. Easily cleaned up though. I walk her miles almost quotidian so at home she is very laid back as a general rule. In public she acts like she is bored with humans shell of her pack and could care less if they pet her or not. Let her see a squirrel, rabbit...

Ibizan Hounds are unforgivable dogs, but they are not for everybody
Here is information on the breed that will help you decide whether or not this breed is right for you.
http://www.yourpurebredpuppy.com/reviews/ibizanhounds.html
http://www.akc.org/breeds/ibizan_bully/
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/ibizanhound.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibizan_Hound