Greyhound, also known as greyhound and greyhound, originates from the Middle East. The Greyhound is the fastest running dog in the world! The Greyhound is a purebred dog, which is extremely rare! In modern history, the Australian Greyhound is recognized as the best dog breed in the world, and every year the participating dogs from various countries come from In Australia! Many people believe that the origin of the Greyhound can be traced back to ancient Egypt, where a relief of a short-haired Saluki was found in a tomb built in 4000 BC. But in recent years, according to DNA reports, greyhounds have no close blood relationship with this breed, but are close relatives of shepherds!

1. Appearance characteristics of Greyhound

The Greyhound has very smooth body hair, a wavy body shape, and a deep chest. Its head is very long. Its nostrils are much larger than those of other dog breeds, allowing smooth breathing when sprinting over short distances! The Greyhound's forelimbs are straight and straight, and its hips and legs are very strong. Its muscles can be seen at a glance. . Its tail is long and drooping, and the end of the tail is slightly turned upward!

2. Is it easy to raise a Greyhound? How to raise it?

The Greyhound has an elegant temperament, well-proportioned body structure, quick response, and rich emotions! The owner needs to train the dog and learn more about maintenance knowledge!

1. When the summer is hot, owners should wash their dogs frequently to prevent the infection of bacteria and viruses! The place where the dog lives must be disinfected at least twice a month. Dogs cannot stay in the house during disinfection. One hour after disinfection, the floor should be rinsed with clean water. Dogs can only return to the kennel after the floor is completely dry!

2. One advantage of Greyhounds is that they are not picky eaters! But the nutrition must be comprehensive, and protein and vitamins are indispensable! The owner should decide the specific food mix according to the dog’s preferences!

3. Newborn puppies are very weak and their owners must observe them at all times to prevent the mother dog from crushing the puppies. Female dogs have eight to ten nipples and have limited lactation capacity. At this time, owners can consider artificial feeding or fostering some dogs to ensure that the puppies can grow up healthily.

3. Greyhound’s living habits

The Greyhound does not have the habit of guarding the house and protecting its owner. It does not bark or attack strangers easily! The Greyhound is very afraid of the cold, so it will lie in a warm and comfortable place most of the time. Greyhounds need at least 40 minutes of exercise every day, and adult Greyhounds need at least 10 kilometers of exercise every day. It is very explosive and has amazing speed. Its hair is short and slippery, but it is also easy to get injured! The life span of a greyhound is at least 9 years, and at most 15 years, which is quite impressive! But some participating greyhounds are not like this. Because they require hormone-containing medication, they can live up to 7 years. The kennel is the place where every dog ​​lives and lives, and the Greyhound is no exception! The quality of the kennel will also affect the dog's health. Therefore, owners need to pay attention to the fact that the kennel shouldAdapt measures to local conditions and build rationally! It should be built in a place with sufficient light, flat terrain, and solidity.

4. The price of Greyhound

The Greyhound is the fastest dog in the world and can reach a speed of 60 kilometers. The market price of an excellent Greyhound is as high as 200,000 yuan, and the market potential is very large. The breeding of Greyhounds is an extensive model, and its reproduction rate is high! A dog with excellent conditions like this only needs an owner If it is trained and maintained, its potential will be unlimitedly released and it will become a particularly excellent dog breed!

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