Whippets are the perfect size for children. They aren't too fragile and they're not too strong. This makes them a great addition for all households. As said before, Whippets are not a needy breed that requires constant attention.
Are Whippets delicate?
Whippets are gentle and affectionate dogs who love human companionship. They're beautiful but quite delicate. Whippets can be prone to cutting their skin on thorns, twigs or any other sharp objects.
Are Whippets prone to broken bones?
Unfortunately for Whippets, they are prone to orthopaedic and musculoskeletal health problems. Since Whippets are speed merchants with slight frames, they can injure bones, joints and muscles when they're running at full pace. It's not uncommon at all for some Whippets to experience: Fractures (especially to toes)
What injuries are Whippets prone to?
The most common injuries in the breed are skin lacerations and athletic/orthopedic injuries, particularly to the toes. Without a protective coat, the skin of the Whippet can be torn if the Whippet runs fast through underbrush, and a Whippet generally gets the worst of any dogfight.
Do Whippets only bond with one person?
Whippet Temperament in the Family Home Also keep in mind that the whippet personality usually results in him choosing one person in the family to be “his” person. While he will be sweet and affectionate to most everyone, he will often pick one favorite family member.
