Big dogs, big feelings. Greyhounds are sensitive as HELL. They feel a lot of feelings a lot of the time. Often they'll start out quiet but it won't take long before they trust you enough to let you into the vast chasm of their complicated and intense emotions.
What problems do Greyhounds have?
Greyhounds are normally very healthy dogs, however health problems that can occur with this breed include osteosarcoma, oesophageal achalasia, gastric torsion and osteogenesis imperfecta.
Are Greyhounds good for first time owners?
Greyhounds are very loyal, gentle and loving dogs, and while they do have some specific needs, they make great first-time pets for owners prepared to put a little bit extra effort in.
Should I own a greyhound?
Greyhounds, whether retired or non-racers, make excellent pets. They are undemanding, easy-going dogs that do not need a lot of exercise. Contrary to what people think, most are satisfied with two 30-minute walks per day. The rest of the time they are perfectly happy to laze around on something soft and comfortable.
Are Greyhounds 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.
