Greyhound

• Origin and Crossbreeds: The Greyhound is one of the oldest dog breeds, originally bred in ancient Egypt for hunting and racing. Primarily a purebred breed, but occasionally mixed with other sight hounds.

• Compatibility with Children and Babies: Generally good with children, but supervision is recommended due to their speed and size.

• Compatibility with Other Pets: Typically good with other dogs but may have a strong prey drive toward smaller animals.

• Health Conditions: Prone to hip dysplasia, bloat, and certain types of cancer.

• Habits: Surprisingly calm indoors, they enjoy short bursts of exercise and require regular outdoor walks.

• Social Life: Friendly and gentle, Greyhounds can be quite affectionate with their families.

• Suitability for Home Life: Well-suited for apartment living due to their low exercise needs indoors but still require outdoor time.

• Eating Habits: Requires a balanced diet, and portion control is important to maintain a healthy weight.

• Average Monthly Expenses: Monthly costs can range from £70-120 GBP, including food and healthcare.

• Encyclopedic Fact: Greyhounds are known for their incredible speed and are the fastest dog breed, capable of reaching speeds of up to 45 mph.