A. Most greyhounds get on well with other dogs and many live with other breeds. Common sense and careful introductions are the key. If you have another dog, speak to our volunteers who will usually recommend that you bring them down to the kennels to help pick their new greyhound friend.
Can greyhounds get along with other dogs?
Do Greyhounds get along with other dog breeds? Greyhounds have been with other dogs their entire lives, so they enjoy the company of other dogs. They are gentle and docile by nature, and therefore adapt well in homes with other non-aggressive pets.
Are greyhounds aggressive to other dogs?
Some dogs of any breed may show aggression when approached whilst asleep or even whilst awake on their bed. However it is relatively common in greyhounds. This condition could be due to an underlying behaviour disorder and therefore it is recommended to seek advice from a veterinary behaviour consultant.
Can greyhounds get along with small dogs?
Greyhounds are by nature not an aggressive breed. They are generally accepting of other medium to large sized dogs. Introducing smaller dogs can sometimes take a little time but once the greyhound understands it is a dog they will be able to socialise safely.
Do greyhounds get jealous?
Most dogs get jealous, and greyhounds are no exception. A jealous greyhound may show aggression, act pushy, or misbehave. They might begin to act out to get your attention. Make sure to involve your greyhound in all activities with your new dog to curb jealousy.
More useful articles on a similar topic 👇
What dog is used for dog fighting?Do greyhounds do better in pairs?
