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.
Will a greyhound protect its owner?
Dog experts say that greyhounds aren't protective, but Jemmy has busted that myth. He's my ever-faithful companion, my biggest blessing and now my greatest hero.
Do greyhounds get aggressive?
Greyhounds are not an aggressive dog. You are not going to see the snarling, growling, ears pulled back demeanor you might see in other breeds. Now their ears are always pulled back, because it just makes them look cool and even more streamlined.
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.
Are greyhounds territorial?
The greyhound temperament is a good fit with almost any household. They are not territorial dogs and they seldom bark.
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