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The Greyhound is not an aggressive dog, as some may believe due to muzzles worn during racing. Muzzles
are worn to prevent injuries resulting from dogs nipping one another during - but more likely immediately
after a race - when the 'hare' has disappeared out of sight and the dogs are no longer racing but still
excited. The thin skin of the Greyhound can tear easily from a small nick from teeth so even a minor
skirmish can result in stitches and time out from racing. Greyhounds with a high prey drive occasionally
wear muzzles outside the racetrack; owners aware that their Greyhound has a high tendency to chase
small prey will protect small prey by applying the muzzle.
Contrary to popular belief, adult Greyhounds do not need extended periods of daily exercise, as they are
bred for sprinting rather than endurance. Greyhound puppies that have not been taught how to utilize their
energy, however, can be hyperactive and destructive if not given an outlet, and they require more
experienced handlers
are worn to prevent injuries resulting from dogs nipping one another during - but more likely immediately
after a race - when the 'hare' has disappeared out of sight and the dogs are no longer racing but still
excited. The thin skin of the Greyhound can tear easily from a small nick from teeth so even a minor
skirmish can result in stitches and time out from racing. Greyhounds with a high prey drive occasionally
wear muzzles outside the racetrack; owners aware that their Greyhound has a high tendency to chase
small prey will protect small prey by applying the muzzle.
Contrary to popular belief, adult Greyhounds do not need extended periods of daily exercise, as they are
bred for sprinting rather than endurance. Greyhound puppies that have not been taught how to utilize their
energy, however, can be hyperactive and destructive if not given an outlet, and they require more
experienced handlers
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