In my opinion, greyhounds are faster. Wolves do have speed behind them but, they prefer to keep it concealed until it is needed. Wolves are designed to go over long distances without tiring. A fast trot or lope is what they like. A mad dash is used only when they are sprinting at the last second to get their prey. Greyhounds are a type of hunting dog. They do not have the same features as a wolf because they were bred specifically to hunt and chase prey for people. Kind of the same but also completely different.
no wolves are not faster than cheetahs!
Grey wolves feed on mostly and animal that is smaller than it or one than is already dead.
Greyhounds are the fastest dog breed so they are faster than Afghan Hounds.
panthers run faster than wolves
In general, wolves are faster than domestic dogs. Wolves have longer legs, lighter bodies, and more muscle mass than most domestic dog breeds, which allow them to run faster and cover more ground. Furthermore, wolves are built for long-distance endurance running, while most domestic dogs are bred for other purposes such as companionship or hunting.
It is widely believed to be the greyhound, however, I own a lurcher, border collie/greyhound crossbreed, that can run faster than a greyhound, but does not possess its stamina, hence greyhounds are used in racing.
No, other than they commonly have all-white fur, much more common than with grey or timber wolves.
They can dig twice as much faster than we can with shovels.
The Fox Is Faster Then The Wolf Because Of It's Strong Legs.Here is another question I can answer:Would A Wolf Eat A Fox?No. the reason why is foxes can easily give you rabies.
Most of the time... Irish Wolf hounds aren't directly related to wolves so they are no the same thing
Another answer suggests Lions can run up to 50mph and that is "considerably faster", yet the Grey wolf averages 45mph and some Timber wolves have been recorded well over 50mph. So the answer is they're roughly the same and both are a heck of a lot faster than a human.
Wolves can hear better than humans.