Greyhound Dogs

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well I have one ,

shes 3 yrs old , blk with four white paws and white on the back of her neck, a very smart dog ,and her name is Calley

Greyhounds are bred for short bursts of speed rather than stamina, so they do not need nearly as much exercise as some other breeds, despite their size. Most of them are perfectly content with two or three 15-20 minute walks per day and a run in a fenced area every so often.

Italian Greyhounds are sensitive to cold temperatures due to their short coats and lean bodies. They can generally tolerate temperatures down to around 45°F (7°C) but should be protected from anything colder. Prolonged exposure to freezing conditions can lead to discomfort or health issues, so it's best to provide them with a warm shelter or clothing when it's chilly outside. Always monitor their behavior for signs of being too cold, such as shivering or reluctance to stay outside.

Well, if you adopt an ex racer that has maybe been abandoned, not much at all; you will just have to make a donation to the place where you are getting the dog from, which the minimum is £20 which is a lot cheaper than buying a non-ex-racer. For a little extra info - greyhounds are great with children, do not molt much and are often quite obedient. But if you are adopting an ex-racer, then don't if you have cats, because they will chase anything furry that looks remotely like the furry fake rabbit that they are made to chase on a race track.
Hope I've helped.

No, a Whippet is much larger than an Italian Greyhound which is like a mini Greyhound. Whippets look more like Greyhounds only Whippets are larger.

I have a greyhound at home. I take him out once after he eats (6 30), once around noon, another time when he eats dinner (5 00) and the last time at around (10-10 30) before we go to sleep.