[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":1330},["ShallowReactive",2],{"item:\u002Fbreeds\u002Fgreyhound-guide":3,"platform:site":759},{"id":4,"title":5,"authors":6,"body":11,"canonical":689,"category":690,"categorySlugs":698,"cid":699,"cover":700,"description":704,"extension":705,"featured":706,"language":707,"meta":708,"navigation":709,"noindex":706,"ogImage":710,"path":711,"publishedAt":712,"recipe":689,"related":713,"revisedAt":689,"seo":741,"seoDescription":704,"seoTitle":5,"sortKey":689,"sources":742,"stem":746,"tagSlugs":747,"tags":750,"translations":755,"type":756,"url":757,"__hash__":758},"platformItems\u002Fplatform\u002Fitems\u002F2419.md","The Greyhound: A Detailed Look at the World's Fastest Dog Breed",[7],{"name":8,"slug":9,"role":10},"Kai Lee","kai-lee","author",{"type":12,"value":13,"toc":655},"minimark",[14,18,21,24,29,32,41,44,47,54,57,60,65,68,71,75,78,81,86,94,97,103,106,109,113,116,119,122,128,133,136,140,143,150,157,162,165,168,171,174,187,193,198,200,204,212,216,255,259,262,265,268,274,279,282,286,289,292,296,299,302,306,310,324,328,342,346,351,357,362,365,369,383,388,393,396,400,404,407,410,414,434,438,441,452,455,487,491,494,498,561,567,572,575,579,582,586,606,610,645,650],[15,16,17],"p",{},"Greyhounds are renowned for their incredible speed. Their slender, aerodynamic heads and bodies that curve like an upside-down 'S' allow them to reach speeds of up to 45 miles per hour. This trait has made them popular as racing dogs for more than a hundred years, although the sport has declined significantly in the United States and other regions.",[15,19,20],{},"These dogs belong to the sighthound family, a group that hunts using sight and speed instead of scent and stamina, unlike scent hounds such as bloodhounds and dachshunds.",[15,22,23],{},"Throughout my life, I've been fortunate to own and train several dogs, including a chocolate Labrador retriever and a black Russian terrier. However, I haven't yet had the opportunity to own a greyhound, a breed that continues to captivate me with its legendary speed and easygoing, friendly disposition. Join me as I explore the fascinating world of greyhounds in this detailed guide.",[25,26,28],"h2",{"id":27},"featured-gallery","Featured Gallery",[15,30,31],{},"1 \u002F 1",[15,33,34],{},[35,36],"img",{"alt":37,"height":38,"src":39,"width":40},"",1056,"\u002Fpics\u002F329019a1daec0f5d8109.webp",1408,[15,42,43],{},"_François Spiering’s 16th-century tapestry depicting a Roman myth. In the myth, the goddess Diana gives her friend Procris a greyhound, and they can be seen in the bottom left corner of the tapestry.",[15,45,46],{},"Rijksmuseum, CC0 1.0 | Wikimedia Commons_",[15,48,49],{},[35,50],{"alt":37,"height":51,"src":52,"width":53},1200,"\u002Fpics\u002Fc9ae605eda623cf27ab8.webp",1600,[15,55,56],{},"_A relief frieze of greyhounds grabbing at a rabbit. This depiction was found on a Roman tombstone in modern-day Austria.",[15,58,59],{},"Johann Jaritz, CC BY-SA 4.0 | Wikimedia Commons_",[15,61,62],{},[35,63],{"alt":37,"height":51,"src":64,"width":53},"\u002Fpics\u002F0768dac558560676927b.webp",[15,66,67],{},"_This orientalizing plate shows a painting of a greyhound running. This plate was found on the Greek island of Rhodes.",[15,69,70],{},"Louvre Museum, GFDL | Wikimedia Commons_",[25,72,74],{"id":73},"history-of-greyhounds","History of Greyhounds",[15,76,77],{},"The full story of the greyhound's beginnings is unclear, but the breed is ancient and has been domesticated for thousands of years. Dogs with a similar build to greyhounds appear in temple drawings from around 6,000 BCE in Çatalhöyük, a large proto-city from the Neolithic and Chalcolithic eras in what is now Turkey. Additionally, a funerary vase with dogs of similar appearance, dating to about 4,000 BCE, has been found in modern-day Iran.",[15,79,80],{},"The most definitive early evidence of the greyhound, however, comes from skeletal remains unearthed at Tell Brak, an ancient city in present-day Syria, also dating to around 4,000 BCE. Even so, archaeologists are not certain whether the skeleton belonged to a greyhound or a saluki (though a saluki is quite similar).",[82,83,85],"h3",{"id":84},"depictions-in-art-and-literature","Depictions in Art and Literature",[15,87,88,89,93],{},"Greyhounds appear in both Greek and Roman mythology, and they are also mentioned in the Bible (Proverbs 30:29-31)—the only dog breed to be given that honor. In Homer's ",[90,91,92],"em",{},"The Odyssey",", the only one to recognize Odysseus upon his return after decades away is his hound Argus, which Odysseus describes in a way that resembles a modern greyhound. Some Roman gods were accompanied by greyhounds, and a well-known tale says that the goddess Diana gave a greyhound named Lelaps to her friend Procris (sadly, both Lelaps and a hare he chased were later turned to stone).",[15,95,96],{},"Indeed, greyhounds have been favored by artists, poets, and kings throughout history. For instance, the 15th-century English writer Dame Juliana Berners penned these lines in her poem 'The Properties of a Good Greyhound':",[98,99,100],"blockquote",{},[15,101,102],{},"A greyhound should be headed like a Snake,\nAnd necked like a Drake,\nFooted like a Cat,\nTailed liked a Rat,\nSided like a Team,\nChined like a Beam.",[15,104,105],{},"More examples are shown in the photo capsule above, where you can see the greyhound depicted in three different mediums across many centuries.",[15,107,108],{},"The first image is a tapestry made by the Flemish weaver François Spiering in the late 16th century. It illustrates the Roman myth mentioned earlier and shows Procris and Lelaps near the bottom left corner. The second image is a relief frieze of two greyhounds grasping at a rabbit, found on an ancient Roman gravestone in what is now Carinthia, Austria. The third image is an orientalizing plate showing a running greyhound, from Kameiros on the Greek island of Rhodes, dating to the early 5th century BCE.",[82,110,112],{"id":111},"evolution-through-the-centuries","Evolution Through the Centuries",[15,114,115],{},"It is likely that the ancestors of today's greyhounds came from the Middle East and were developed through selective breeding. Nomadic peoples in that part of the ancient world used dogs to help guard the exposed edges of their moving camps. It was a mutually beneficial arrangement: the dogs followed the camp as it moved, surviving on scraps left by the people; in return, the dogs helped protect these relatively vulnerable groups.",[15,117,118],{},"At some point, nomads may have started selectively breeding a type of dog that could cooperate and hunt with humans, which was extremely valuable. These early greyhounds were given special spots inside the camp tents to prevent interbreeding with other types of dogs.",[15,120,121],{},"The high value of these dogs' traits helps explain why they have changed so little over the past two thousand years. In fact, scientists have compared sighthound-type bones from the 8th or 9th century CE with modern greyhound bones and found them to be nearly identical in structure and DNA sequence.",[15,123,124],{},[35,125],{"alt":37,"height":126,"src":127,"width":53},941,"\u002Fpics\u002F86310c74ae27be1441e9.webp",[15,129,130],{},[90,131,132],{},"A greyhound during a race.",[15,134,135],{},"AngMoKio, CC BY-SA 3.0 | Wikimedia Commons",[82,137,139],{"id":138},"role-as-hunting-and-racing-dogs","Role as Hunting and Racing Dogs",[15,141,142],{},"As noted earlier, the valuable traits of greyhounds as hunting dogs—such as their agreeableness and speed—are likely a major reason why the breed's genetics have remained largely unchanged over the centuries. They were selectively bred and protected. Greyhounds have therefore been used for hunting since the breed was first developed or discovered.",[15,144,145,146,149],{},"Greyhounds are most famous for hunting hares, but they have also been used to hunt foxes, coyotes, deer, and other smaller game. Their skill at hunting hares developed into a sport called 'coursing,' which originally referred simply to a sighthound chasing game. The Greek historian Arrian described coursing in some detail around 150 CE in his book ",[90,147,148],{},"Cynegeticus",".",[15,151,152],{},[35,153],{"alt":37,"height":154,"src":155,"width":156},780,"\u002Fpics\u002F4a24c322ec2ebb83fe75.webp",1048,[15,158,159],{},[90,160,161],{},"An 1816 painting by John Ferneley depicting Sir Robert Leighton after a coursing session with two greyhounds.",[15,163,164],{},"John Ferneley | Wikimedia Commons",[15,166,167],{},"The modern sport of coursing involves two greyhounds competitively chasing a hare. Points are awarded to the dogs for various actions, such as catching up to the hare, tripping it, turning it, and killing it. Coursing was very popular across the British Isles from the 16th to the 19th centuries, but in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, mechanical lures were introduced, and coursing with live hares has declined since then.",[15,169,170],{},"The use of mechanical lures in coursing led to the development of greyhound racing, a popular 20th-century competitive sport in which greyhounds run around an oval track. Mechanical lures helped start this sport because they were used to encourage dogs to run the track. Like traditional horse racing, it is also a gambling event where spectators bet on a winning dog.",[15,172,173],{},"Today, the ethical aspects of both greyhound coursing and racing are frequently questioned. Coursing is now illegal in the United Kingdom and other countries. Additionally, many U.S. states have banned greyhound racing, and numerous organizations are working to raise awareness about the negative effects of the sport. For example, see the following web pages:",[175,176,177,181,184],"ul",{},[178,179,180],"li",{},"Kent Greyhound Rescue",[178,182,183],{},"Grey2K USA",[178,185,186],{},"FastFriends",[15,188,189],{},[35,190],{"alt":37,"height":191,"src":192,"width":53},953,"\u002Fpics\u002Fadbff1a4c84d7172bc83.webp",[15,194,195],{},[90,196,197],{},"Greyhounds chasing a mechanical lure around a race track.",[15,199,135],{},[82,201,203],{"id":202},"recognition-by-kennel-clubs","Recognition by Kennel Clubs",[175,205,206,209],{},[178,207,208],{},"The greyhound was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1885, one year after the club was founded. It was also one of the first breeds to appear in American dog shows.",[178,210,211],{},"The United Kennel Club recognized the greyhound in 1914.",[25,213,215],{"id":214},"physical-characteristics","Physical Characteristics",[175,217,218,225,231,237,243,249],{},[178,219,220,224],{},[221,222,223],"strong",{},"Weight:"," 65-70 pounds for males; 60-65 pounds for females",[178,226,227,230],{},[221,228,229],{},"Height:"," 25-29 inches for racing greyhounds; 26-30 inches for show greyhounds",[178,232,233,236],{},[221,234,235],{},"Shape:"," The body is shaped like an inverted 'S'; perfectly straight forelegs, a deep chest and visible rib cage, a muscular and broad back, and highly-arched, cut-up flanks",[178,238,239,242],{},[221,240,241],{},"Coat:"," Short, smooth, and firm",[178,244,245,248],{},[221,246,247],{},"Color:"," Immaterial (meaning the breed has many colors without any true specifications)",[178,250,251,254],{},[221,252,253],{},"Distinctive features:"," Slight, aerodynamic build with the aforementioned inverted-'S'-shaped body and a long, straight tail",[82,256,258],{"id":257},"grooming-techniques","Grooming Techniques",[15,260,261],{},"Greyhounds need very little grooming, as they naturally do not produce much of the odors common in many dog breeds. They don't require frequent baths, but washing every 3-4 weeks is a good idea. Dog shampoos with mostly natural ingredients like aloe vera or oats are a good choice, since greyhounds don't naturally produce much oil.",[15,263,264],{},"You can brush your greyhound every few days to help keep their coat healthy. Rubber brushes, grooming mitts, or soft brushes all work well. Avoid spiky brushes or brushes with thin metal points, as the greyhound's coat is very thin and these can irritate them.",[15,266,267],{},"Finally, trimming your greyhound's nails every few months is a good idea to prevent them from curling under the paw. Walking a greyhound frequently may not keep their nails short enough, so you'll need to monitor them.",[15,269,270],{},[35,271],{"alt":37,"height":272,"src":273,"width":53},900,"\u002Fpics\u002F1088df18b04d02800e31.webp",[15,275,276],{},[90,277,278],{},"Greyhounds are highly energetic and can reach amazing speeds in their sprints. That said, they are also a remarkably affectionate and loyal breed that works well for families with children.",[15,280,281],{},"Mark Galer | Unsplash",[25,283,285],{"id":284},"temperament-and-personality-traits","Temperament and Personality Traits",[15,287,288],{},"As mentioned earlier, greyhounds have been valued throughout history, partly because of their friendly temperament and ability to work well with humans. Overall, this breed makes an excellent companion dog, as it is very loyal and affectionate. They are also good family pets because they are great with children.",[15,290,291],{},"However, it's important to meet a greyhound's exercise needs. Otherwise, you'll not only have an overweight pet—you'll have a bored and frustrated dog who might start destructive behaviors. You don't need to exercise them constantly, but routine walks and trips to the park a couple of days a week will help keep them mentally stimulated and content.",[82,293,295],{"id":294},"the-greyhounds-prey-drive","The Greyhound's Prey Drive",[15,297,298],{},"Something important to remember is that greyhounds have very strong prey drives, due to being bred to hunt for so many centuries. Although socializing your greyhound from a young age may help lessen its prey drive to some extent, it's not always a good idea to keep a cat or other small animals in your home with this breed.",[15,300,301],{},"While greyhounds sometimes get along better with larger dog breeds, you need to be careful when introducing a greyhound to other dogs. Also, when outdoors, a greyhound should always be leashed. If unleashed, they need to be in a controlled and confined environment.",[25,303,305],{"id":304},"health-and-lifespan","Health and Lifespan",[82,307,309],{"id":308},"common-health-issues","Common Health Issues",[175,311,312,318],{},[178,313,314,317],{},[221,315,316],{},"Hip dysplasia"," is virtually unheard of in greyhounds, as their hips are generally excellent. If you see your greyhound limping, dragging its hind legs, or showing reluctance to go up and down stairs, look for another cause. For instance, lumbosacral stenosis (narrowing of the last part of the spinal canal) is far more common in greyhounds and causes compression of nerve roots, resulting in symptoms commonly associated with hip dysplasia.",[178,319,320,323],{},[221,321,322],{},"Bloat (gastric torsion):"," Due to the greyhound's relatively large size and very deep chest, they are especially susceptible to bloat. Bloat occurs when the stomach swells with fluid or gas during or just after feeding. The inflated stomach can twist, causing gastric torsion, which is a life-and-death situation that requires immediate veterinary care. Symptoms of bloat include excessive salivation and drooling, extreme restlessness, and inability to defecate or vomit. Experts recommend not allowing your greyhound to engage in strenuous exercise for 2-3 hours after eating to help prevent this condition.",[82,325,327],{"id":326},"preventative-care-and-nutrition","Preventative Care and Nutrition",[175,329,330,336],{},[178,331,332,335],{},[221,333,334],{},"Regular vet check-ups:"," As noted earlier, it's important to keep your greyhound's nails clipped, as walking will not trim them sufficiently. A veterinarian or groomer can do this. Additionally, greyhounds are prone to dental issues such as gum disease, so ask your vet to check your dog's teeth during routine exams. And, of course, ensure your greyhound is vaccinated against parvovirus, distemper, and hepatitis.",[178,337,338,341],{},[221,339,340],{},"Maintaining a healthy weight:"," Greyhounds require a higher-calorie, higher-protein diet than many other breeds. Choosing a dog food formulated for high-energy breeds and approved by the Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) is key. Make sure you select a high-quality, high-energy food appropriate for your dog's age. In general, two meals per day, one in the morning and one in the evening, is sufficient for this breed. Since greyhounds average about 60-70 pounds, they need 3 to 3.5 cups of food daily. Glucosamine, chondroitin, and omega-3 supplements can all benefit a greyhound, especially if they are highly active, as these aid in maintaining joint health.",[82,343,345],{"id":344},"average-lifespan","Average Lifespan",[175,347,348],{},[178,349,350],{},"The average lifespan of greyhounds is about 10-15 years, depending on genetics and other life factors. One major influence on lifespan for greyhounds bred for racing is their general treatment. Some countries do not regulate this activity sufficiently, leading to dogs being kept in poor conditions and overworked for multiple years early in life, all of which can lead to health complications and shortened lifespans.",[15,352,353],{},[35,354],{"alt":37,"height":355,"src":356,"width":355},1080,"\u002Fpics\u002Fdd289d20587459d4dad0.webp",[15,358,359],{},[90,360,361],{},"Early socialization is very important for greyhounds, as it can help curb their naturally strong prey drive.",[15,363,364],{},"Marius Cern | Unsplash",[25,366,368],{"id":367},"socialization-and-obedience-training","Socialization and Obedience Training",[175,370,371,377],{},[178,372,373,376],{},[221,374,375],{},"Socialization:"," Having your greyhound attend training classes early in life or after adoption greatly aids their socialization. Training classes allow them to spend time with other dogs while being distracted from their prey drive with treats and activities. As noted earlier, such classes can help curb a greyhound's natural prey drive and help them get along better with other small animals. Be sure to find a trainer who knows how to separate and organize breeds based on their individual needs, and who has experience with greyhounds. Be cautious of any trainer who promotes 'top dog theories,' as greyhounds do not want to be 'top dogs' and prefer to be guided and protected by a nurturing human companion.",[178,378,379,382],{},[221,380,381],{},"Obedience:"," Greyhounds don't respond well to harsh training and are a rather sensitive breed. It's best to use positive training techniques for obedience. Start training your greyhound with simple 'wait' and 'sit' commands, and establish a consistent feeding and walking schedule. Don't get frustrated if your dog needs extra time to learn commands or adjust to your schedule—patience is key. You can praise your greyhound verbally and give them a treat each time they correctly respond to your verbal commands and use the bathroom in the right place. Also, it's a good idea to enroll your new dog in obedience training with a professional who has experience with greyhounds. Learn more about training your greyhound here.",[15,384,385],{},[35,386],{"alt":37,"height":51,"src":387,"width":53},"\u002Fpics\u002F2763776370432699147f.webp",[15,389,390],{},[90,391,392],{},"If you’re looking to purchase a greyhound puppy from a breeder, it is vital that you vet the breeder as much as possible by using referrals, visiting the puppy’s place of birth and early life, and doing thorough research.",[15,394,395],{},"Brindis320 | Wikimedia Commons",[25,397,399],{"id":398},"finding-a-greyhound","Finding a Greyhound",[82,401,403],{"id":402},"finding-a-responsible-breeder","Finding a Responsible Breeder",[15,405,406],{},"Never buy a greyhound puppy from a breeder who doesn't try to vet you as a new owner and who accepts only cash for the transaction. You don't want to accidentally purchase a greyhound from a puppy mill, as these dogs are generally not well cared for, and lack of early socialization and proper care can lead to behavioral problems later that could be expensive and emotionally taxing to deal with.",[15,408,409],{},"A great place to start your search for a reputable breeder is by seeking referrals from veterinarians, members of local greyhound clubs, or by speaking to owners at professional dog shows. In addition, once you've found a breeder, you should always visit the place your potential adoptee dog was born and raised to ensure that your dog was raised in a high-quality facility with high-quality early-life caretakers. Read the Humane Society's brief document on how to find a responsible dog breeder for more helpful tips to aid you in your search.",[82,411,413],{"id":412},"top-greyhound-breeders-in-the-united-states","Top Greyhound Breeders in the United States",[175,415,416,422,428],{},[178,417,418,421],{},[221,419,420],{},"North Carolina:"," Harmony Greyhounds",[178,423,424,427],{},[221,425,426],{},"Washington:"," Greyhound Pets, Inc",[178,429,430,433],{},[221,431,432],{},"Wyoming:"," Windrock, LLC",[82,435,437],{"id":436},"rescue-organizations","Rescue Organizations",[15,439,440],{},"For more information about finding and adopting a greyhound, take a look at the following national greyhound\u002Fdog adoption organizations' web pages:",[175,442,443,446,449],{},[178,444,445],{},"National Greyhound Adoption Program (NGAP)",[178,447,448],{},"Petfinder",[178,450,451],{},"Rescue Me!",[15,453,454],{},"Here are some more greyhound adoption organizations by U.S. state:",[175,456,457,463,469,475,481],{},[178,458,459,462],{},[221,460,461],{},"California:"," Fast Friends Greyhound Adoption and Golden State Greyhound Adoption",[178,464,465,468],{},[221,466,467],{},"Colorado:"," Galgo Rescue International Network",[178,470,471,474],{},[221,472,473],{},"Texas:"," Greyhound Rescue Austin",[178,476,477,480],{},[221,478,479],{},"New Jersey:"," Grateful Greyhounds",[178,482,483,486],{},[221,484,485],{},"New York:"," Kindred Spirits Greyhound Adoption",[25,488,490],{"id":489},"conclusion","Conclusion",[15,492,493],{},"The greyhound is a loyal and friendly dog with unique abilities, including incredible top speed, amazing eyesight, and a relaxed, calm nature. This breed is ancient and has been a helpful companion of humans for approximately 6,000 years. With their many distinctive positive traits, greyhounds are a viable and high-quality choice for would-be dog owners in many different circumstances. I hope this comprehensive guide helped you learn more about this incredible breed and might aid you in your search for your very own greyhound.",[25,495,497],{"id":496},"greyhound-dog-breed-faqs","Greyhound Dog Breed FAQs",[499,500,501,507,513,519,525,531,537,543,549,555],"ol",{},[178,502,503,506],{},[221,504,505],{},"Q: How fast can a greyhound run?"," Greyhounds are the fastest dog breed, capable of reaching speeds up to 45 miles per hour (72 kilometers per hour) in short bursts.",[178,508,509,512],{},[221,510,511],{},"Q: Are greyhounds good with children and other pets?"," Yes, greyhounds are generally gentle and affectionate with children, making them suitable family pets. However, due to their strong prey drive, they may not be compatible with smaller pets like cats or rabbits. Early socialization and training can help improve compatibility with other animals.",[178,514,515,518],{},[221,516,517],{},"Q: Do greyhounds require a lot of exercise?"," Greyhounds enjoy daily walks and occasional off-leash playtime in a securely fenced area. Despite their reputation as racing dogs, they do not require excessive amounts of exercise and are often referred to as 'couch potatoes' due to their relaxed nature at home.",[178,520,521,524],{},[221,522,523],{},"Q: What is the average lifespan of a greyhound?"," The average lifespan of a greyhound is 10-15 years, which is typical for a dog of their size.",[178,526,527,530],{},[221,528,529],{},"Q: Are greyhounds prone to any specific health issues?"," Greyhounds are generally a healthy breed but can be prone to health issues such as lumbosacral stenosis (which often falsely appears to be hip dysplasia), bloat (gastric torsion), and dental problems. Regular vet check-ups, a balanced diet, and proper dental care can help prevent these issues.",[178,532,533,536],{},[221,534,535],{},"Q: How much grooming do greyhounds require?"," Greyhounds have a short, smooth coat that requires minimal grooming. Weekly brushing and occasional bathing are typically sufficient to keep their coat clean and healthy. Regular nail trimming, ear cleaning, and dental care are also important for maintaining overall health.",[178,538,539,542],{},[221,540,541],{},"Q: Are greyhounds easy to train?"," Greyhounds are intelligent dogs and can be trained effectively with patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement. Early socialization and obedience training are essential for a well-rounded and well-behaved pet.",[178,544,545,548],{},[221,546,547],{},"Q: Do greyhounds make good apartment pets?"," Yes, greyhounds can adapt well to apartment living due to their calm and quiet nature indoors. They do require daily walks and occasional off-leash playtime in a securely fenced area to meet their exercise needs.",[178,550,551,554],{},[221,552,553],{},"Q: How can I adopt a retired racing greyhound?"," There are many rescue organizations dedicated to finding homes for retired racing greyhounds. You can search online or contact local greyhound rescue groups to inquire about the adoption process and available dogs.",[178,556,557,560],{},[221,558,559],{},"Q: What should I feed my greyhound?"," A balanced, high-quality diet is essential for greyhounds, as they have lean bodies and fast metabolisms. Consult your veterinarian for specific dietary recommendations based on your dog's age, weight, and activity level. Regular feeding schedules and portion control can help maintain a healthy weight.",[15,562,563],{},[35,564],{"alt":37,"height":565,"src":566,"width":53},2133,"\u002Fpics\u002F0e921aa6588bdbc29143.webp",[15,568,569],{},[90,570,571],{},"A greyhound sights geese—good thing it’s leashed!",[15,573,574],{},"Supreme Chungus, CC BY-SA 4.0 | Wikimedia Commons",[25,576,578],{"id":577},"sources","Sources",[15,580,581],{},"Remember to critically evaluate the credibility and accuracy of any information you find online. Consulting a veterinarian or professional dog trainer can also provide valuable insights into the greyhound breed.",[82,583,585],{"id":584},"books","Books",[175,587,588,594,600],{},[178,589,590,593],{},[90,591,592],{},"Greyhounds: A Complete Pet Owner's Manual"," by D. Caroline Coile",[178,595,596,599],{},[90,597,598],{},"Retired Racing Greyhounds for Dummies"," by Lee Livingood",[178,601,602,605],{},[90,603,604],{},"The Reign of the Greyhound: A Popular History of the Oldest Family of Dogs"," by Cynthia A. 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