Children should always be taught to respect any animal's feelings. Also, no dog should be left unattended with babies or very small children. Greyhounds were bred to be sociable and work with other Greyhounds when hunting. Racers are raised and live in the company of other Greyhounds. They are not aggressive and usually accept most other dogs.
Most Greyhounds can learn to live with cats as well.
But, they are hunters by nature and some dogs are unable to distinguish between cats and the small, furry animals they are bred to hunt. RMGA Inc. attempts to foster as many dogs as possible, mainly to establish good housebreaking habits. However, we do not have enough foster homes to provide this service to all dogs. 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.