They are eager to please and respond positively to any attention. They seem grateful for their new homes and regard their new owners with never-ending affection. They do not require a great deal of space to run, as many people think, but they do need exercise. Inside the house they enjoy curling up in a corner on a soft blanket. Greyhounds spend most of their lives in the company of other dogs, their trainers, and handlers.
Greyhounds have all the advantages of breeding and training when it comes to being a good pet.
Their temperament makes them wonderful around children and friends. Their intelligence and breed make them perfect house pets, clean, quiet, and a loving companion. Whether you are a family looking for a playful friend, or an individual looking for a devoted companion, a well-mannered greyhound could be just the pet for you. Many adoptive owners find that Greyhounds fit in well with their new families. Their temperament is wonderful, they get along well with children and the elderly.