Do Greyhounds Like Water & Swimming: How To Help
Greyhounds, like most dogs, usually love the water and can swim despite their body shape. But, because they were not bred for swimming but for running, there are some barriers …
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Whippet vs Italian Greyhound: 12 Differences You Didn’t Know
The whippet and the Italian greyhound are both purebred descendants of the greyhound, but there are differences between them – the most obvious one being size. Other differences include price, …
Jack Russell Italian Greyhound Mix: Personality, Problems & More
Crossbreeding greyhounds with other breeds is becoming more common because people want the Greyhound’s personality traits but with a smaller dog or a dog with more energy. Usually, to achieve …
Are Greyhounds Good Pets: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
The Greyhound dog breed make great pets. Although they were initially bred for hunting, and later for racing, fine-tuning their already-skilled muscles to run fast. When out of the track, …
Do Greyhounds Shed: Are They Hypoallergenic & Much More
Greyhound’s come in different colors, from single, bi-color, tri-color, and brindle, but they all have a unique, easy-to-handle coat. Their fur is no more than a few centimeters long and …
Why Do Greyhounds Roach: Reasons, Worries & More
Roaching is a sleeping position that many dogs use when they’re entirely comfortable with their surroundings. Roaching is when the dog lays on their back with their legs up in …
Greyhounds And Muzzles: Everything You Need To Know
It’s common to see greyhounds with muzzles while on a walk. These muzzles do perform a valuable function when you have such a large dog. Feeling put off by a …
Greyhound Teeth Chattering: 7 Possible Reasons & Solutions
Teeth chattering is typical behavior in greyhounds, and most people first think it’s because they’re cold. However, shivering is rarely the cause of teeth chattering in greyhounds. Chattering is a …
Retired Racing Greyhounds Adoption & Care: A-Z Guide
Giving a retired greyhound a home is a great idea. Despite their previous working life, they make fantastic household pets. They’re docile, easy-going dogs with very affectionate personalities. Also, they’re …
Are Greyhounds Aggressive: Triggers, Solutions & More
Greyhounds are not generally aggressive. They’re usually calm, quiet, and polite with other people and dogs of a similar size. They’re gentle, loving, and loyal and typically don’t display aggressive …