This knowledge is readily transferred to their new homes, but dogs which have not been fostered must be taught where it is acceptable to relieve themselves. No, Greyhounds are strictly inside, house dogs. Inclement weather cannot be tolerated by these dogs. Their grace and moderate temperament make them ideal house pets. Yes, and most Greyhounds have already been broken to the lead.
Greyhounds prefer to walk on a slack lead, and for dogs of their size, are unusually easy to handle.
They respond well to touch and voice commands as well. We recommend to anyone adopting a Greyhound, to invest in basic obedience lessons. These dogs are eager to learn and easily trained with patient, positive reinforcement. About as much as any other large dog. They should be walked several times a week unless they are provided with a fenced-in yard in which they can run and play.