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, …
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 …
Greyhounds can grow up to 2.5 feet in height and weigh between 50 and 85 pounds when they reach maturity. They can run 40-45 miles per hour, and they have …
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 …
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 …
It’s common to see greyhounds with muzzles while they’re out on a walk. These muzzles do perform a valuable function when you have such a large dog. It’s normal to …
Teeth chattering is typical behavior in greyhounds, and most people’s first thought is that it’s because they’re cold. However, shivering is rarely the cause of teeth chattering in greyhounds. Chattering …
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 …
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 any …
Greyhound nitting, also known as the greyhound nibble, is a nipping behavior that most greyhounds will show at some point during their lives. What is greyhound nitting? You’ll feel a …