Greyhounds are renowned for their gentle, trusting, and sensitive natures. Like most dogs, they make incredibly loyal and devoted companions to anyone willing to share their couch with them.
Do Greyhounds protect their owners?
Do greyhounds make good watchdogs? As a rule, greyhounds don't make good guard dogs. They can be intimidating because of their size, but they are not aggressive toward people and therefore do not make good guard dogs.
Are Greyhounds clingy?
Some breeds are naturally clingy – here is a list of the 17 most clingy dog breeds: https://simplyfordogs.com/super-clingy-dog-breeds/17-super-clingy-dog-breeds/ No surprise that Greyhound is #13.
Why you shouldn't get a Greyhound?
No matter how gentle Greyhounds look, they are still large to very large dogs. An overly excited, untrained 45-95 pound Greyhound may knock down smaller children or a a frail person. And Greyhounds tend to hold their ears back and their tails tucked and balk when they are stressed.
Are greyhounds loving?
MYTH: Greyhounds are not like other dogs But to those who love them, these incredible dogs are so much more. They are loyal, devoted, affectionate, playful, sensitive, and loving. In fact, in all the ways that matter – greyhounds are just like any other dog.
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