No rabbits can not get along with dogs because dogs will bark at them and try to eat them and rabbits will get scared.
If it was in the mood then biologically yes. A greyhound runs a 37-43 mph ( very rarely exceeds 40 mph, so 37-39 mph greyhound). A guinea pig runs at 39-47 mph, however such sprints can only last for 5-15 seconds. So the cavy could outrun the sighthound, but it would need a crevice to run into, and fast.
Greyhounds run fast because they have been bred for running. At some point in the past, only the best runners among those dogs were permitted to breed. Doing this over several generations resulted in a line of dogs that was good at running.
Greyhound combs are called greyhound combs because they are used as grooming tools for greyhounds. Greyghound combs can be purchased online at their website.
Someone looking to purchase Italian Greyhounds can spend a lot of money. Italian Greyhounds are a high end dog breed and can cost anywhere from $100 to $1000.
well a pedagre grey hounds hair usealy stays at about just under a inch
They are usually called Collie cross Greyhound Lurchers.
The greyhounds who have been spared from euthanasia are put into foster homes and are in need to be adopted by loving, caring families. My family has a retired racing greyhound, and he is the best dog I could have ever gotten! Racetracks should be shut down everywhere.
They are really fast which sometimes can be bad and they are not really good with hyper kids. They are some what lap dogs and they can be really lazy.
Greyhounds can get along with any kind of small dogs if you train them correctly! Hope this helps!
Too many.
The situation has improved in the past few years, as the ndustry creates and supports adoption groups to find homes for greyhounds after their racing careers end. However, not all retired greyhounds are lucky enough to be adopted, and many of the unlucky ones end up being euthanized.
Individuals who wish to help can contact their local greyhound track, as volunteers are welcome. Those able to adopt a greyhound will find that they make excellent pets. Greyhounds are intelligent, loyal, affectionate, docile dogs. They are not, as a rule, high-strung, as many may think. Greyhounds are excellent around children. Also, their racing training makes them easy to handle; they are obedient and responsive when around others and when walking on a leash.
Heats generally last approximately three weeks.
A greyhound is the fastest canine on Earth; it can reach speeds of 45 miles per hour. However, the cheetah is the fastest feline and can reach up to 60 miles per hour.
Although greyhounds are amazingly fast, the cheetah is faster.
The greyhound is the fastest dog - with a top speed around 46 mph, but there are several mammals faster than it. Of course the cheetah is considered the fastest - with a top speed around 68 mph (and as much as 75 mph for very short distances), but it can only sustain it's high speed for a short time so at longer distances a greyhound could actually catch up and pass one in a hypothetical race. Other animals that are faster than a greyhound include:
Hare - top speed ~50 mph
Blackbuck antelope - top speed ~50 mph
Lion - top speed ~50 mph
Wildebeest - top speed ~50 mph
Springbok antelope - top speed ~55 mph
Pronghorn - top speed ~55 mph
Ostrich - top speed ~60 mph
I have 3 Italian grey hounds and have owned one whipet greay hound and my mother and step dad owned a full sized grey hound and there have never been any odors other then the normal dog smell.
A greyhound, which can run almost 45 miles per hour for a limited time, can cover about 14 standard greyhound lengths in one second, or about .07 seconds per length. A standard greyhound length is considered to be right at four feet in length.
The better greyhounds will cover 5/16th of a mile (550 yards, 1650 feet) in about 30 seconds, or about 55 feet per second. This would correlate to the average greyhound span of a bit under four feet from nose to rump.
A mechanical thing on a track in the middle often designed to look like a rabbit.
As taken from the "Greyhound Pets of America", -Greyhounds have "webbed" feet. This is thought to be a part of their natural aerodynamic body structure and assists in holding their traction while running on a sandy terrain.
They all actually run at about the same speed. A Greyhound will sprint at speeds of 39 to 43 MPH for a distance of 440 to 660 yards. A European brown hare can sprint at speeds of 45 MPH for about the same distance as a Greyhound. A racehorse can gallop at speeds of 40 to 50 MPH for 440 yards to 2 miles.